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GRANTS
Learn about and apply to a variety of grant programs available exclusively to businesses within the Airport Gateway Business Improvement District.
REAL ESTATE
View current commercial property listings and other economic development opportunities within The Gateway district.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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EVENTS
Find out what is happening in and around The Gateway region.
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WE ARE The Gateway to Milwaukee
The Gateway to Milwaukee represents the area surrounding Milwaukee’s Mitchell International Airport. Our organization brings together businesses, property owners, government officials, and other local stakeholders to develop and maintain a prosperous, connected, and welcoming business community.
Business Spotlights
News
Custom Grown Greenhouses’ owner retires
After nearly four decades, The Gateway’s very own Custom Grown Greenhouses has closed down. Any remaining stock is currently available at the Layton Fruit Market 1838 E Layton Ave for the
2023 Mayor’s Design Award Winner
Earlier this month The Packing House Restaurant received the Mayor’s Design Award in the Places & Spaces category, for their newly installed outdoor patio area. This award was given to projects that
Gateway Partnership Helps Secure New Community Prosecutor
In summer of 2022, The Gateway to Milwaukee, along with The Historic Highway 41 and the Crisol Corridor Business Improvement Districts (BIDs), came together with the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s
