Our team is focused on responding creatively to the unique requirements of each project, each client, and each market.
To date, we’ve gained extensive experience in our Midwest region and even expanded out of our backyard to develop multifamily communities.
In 2017, Slinde Realty started pursuing ground-up multifamily developments in underserved markets. This includes Green Bay, WI where we—alongside investors— own and operate The Element, our newest and most exciting property. Consisting of 306 Class A apartments across four buildings, we’re consistently developing The Element to be better every single year. The property’s fourth and final phase opened in April 2024, adding an additional 92 units for a community total of 306 luxury apartments.
ELEMENT
Green Bay, WI
ELEMENT I
Built in 2019, The Element I is the first phase that introduced The Element experience to our audience in Green Bay, WI.
71 Total Units
ELEMENT II
An urban infill development complete with underground parking, we started construction on The Element II in March 2019 and finished in July 2020.
71 Total Units
ELEMENT III
We broke ground on the third phase – Element III in January 2021 and opened in Spring 2022, adding 72 units.
72 Total Units
ELEMENT IV
The Element IV is our newest addition to The Element property. We broke ground in December 2022 and opened in April 2024, adding 92 units for a community total of 306 luxury apartments.
92 Total Units
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MONROE COMMONS
Madison, WI
Slinde Realty redeveloped a blighted grocery store and city owned parking lot into Monroe Commons – an urban infill mixed use project consisting of 52 condominiums, anchored by a 12,500 sf first floor Trader Joe’s – the first Trader Joe’s location in Wisconsin.
Monona Woodlands & Watertower Plaza
Monona, WI
Slinde Realty was selected as the Developer by the city of Monona after they acquired a blighted property as a part of an urban development project. Slinde produced 47 condominium units known as Monona Woodlands along with a 24,000 sf mixed use building known as WaterTower Plaza.
Monona Woodlands
