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Blatz Wash House office building sold for $4 million

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Cara Spoto
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The former Blatz Brewing Wash House building at 1101 N. Market St. is now an office building. (Photo courtesy of LooPnet.com)

A former Blatz Brewing building that was redeveloped into an office building, located at North Market Street and East Highland Avenue in downtown Milwaukee, has been sold for $4 million, according to state records. Known as the Blatz Wash House and located at 1101 N. Market St., the 42,106-square-feet building was constructed in 1891, and

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Cara Spoto
Cara Spoto, former BizTimes Milwaukee reporter.

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A former Blatz Brewing building that was redeveloped into an office building, located at North Market Street and East Highland Avenue in downtown Milwaukee, has been sold for $4 million, according to state records. Known as the Blatz Wash House and located at 1101 N. Market St., the 42,106-square-feet building was constructed in 1891, and is currently home to software development company PostTag, Inc. and managed care business Dart Chart. The seller was a limited liability company affiliated with Matthew Spellman of Franklin-based Spellman Trailers, according to state corporate records. The buyer was a Grand Central Farms, LLC, of Oakland, California.

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