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2021 Village of Greendale Preliminary Value Listing - Street Order 2021 VILLAGE OF GREENDALE PRELIMINARY VALUE LISTING - STREET ORDER PARCEL OWNER_NAME_1 CLASS STREET_# STREET_NAME ACRE LAND BLDG TOTAL 6650142000 GREENDALE, VILLAGE OF EXM 51ST ST S 0.84 0 0 0 6940229000 GREENDALE, VILLAGE OF EXM 51ST ST S 0.62 0 0 0 6480013002 RYAN REVOCABLE TRUST RES 5311 51ST ST S 0.18 63,800 174,300 238,100 6480013003 PALECHEK, MICHAEL P RES 5321 51ST ST S 0.18 63,800 168,400 232,200 6480001002 GLISCH, MARK K & LORI J RES 5339 51ST ST S 0.21 51,100 145,700 196,800 6480002000 HAWKINS, THERESE RES 5369 51ST ST S 0.18 55,600 134,000 189,600 6480044000 BALLARD, CORY E RES 5379 51ST ST S 0.27 51,800 188,700 240,500 6480003000 ARNOLD, BETTY ANN D RES 5389 51ST ST S 0.18 55,600 148,900 204,500 6480004000 PHILLIPS, CHRISTOPHER J RES 5401 51ST ST S 0.19 56,500 123,200 179,700 6480045000 HERING, MICHAEL J & MONIKA A RES 5421 51ST ST S 0.22 51,300 149,400 200,700 6480046000 GAMROTH, MARK RES 5431 51ST ST S 0.22 51,300 153,400 204,700 6480047000 CALABRIA, JAMES R RES 5441 51ST ST S 0.22 51,300 156,500 207,800 6480048000 BRESINA, LORY A RES 5451 51ST ST S 0.25 51,700 148,000 199,700 6659998001 GREENDALE BAPTIST CHURCH EXM 5651 51ST ST S 2.90 0 0 0 6939998002 GREENDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT EXM 5900 51ST ST S 12.44 0 0 0 1 OF 313 2021 VILLAGE OF GREENDALE PRELIMINARY VALUE LISTING - STREET ORDER PARCEL OWNER_NAME_1 CLASS STREET_# STREET_NAME ACRE LAND BLDG TOTAL 6949998006 ST STEPHEN THE MARTYR, LUTHERAN CHURCH EXM 6101 51ST ST S 3.00 0 0 0 6930202001 COLLEGE SQUARE LLC COM 6210 51ST ST S 4.49 600,000 2,535,400 3,135,400 6480016006 GREENDALE, VILLAGE OF EXM 60TH ST S 1.00 0 0 0 6480016009 GREENDALE, VILLAGE OF EXM 60TH ST S 1.15 0 0 0 6499991004 HUBRED, TOM A & ELENA RES 5131 60TH ST S 0.31 56,500 178,900 235,400 6499991005 COOPER, KELLY A & KATRINA L RES 5151 60TH ST S 0.31 56,500 133,900 190,400 6480042002 BRE ROOK SH HARBOUR VILLAGE LLC COM 5300 60TH ST S 0.85 100,000 0 100,000 6480042001 REIMAN, ROY J & ROBERTA M COM 5310 60TH ST S 0.48 55,000 0 55,000 6480016017 REIMAN, ROY J & ROBERTA M RES 5350 60TH ST S 5.46 401,600 1,100,000 1,501,600 6480016020 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF SE WI INC EXM 5400 60TH ST S 14.00 129,900 0 129,900 6940293000 RAISON, ANDREW RES 6100 60TH ST S 0.30 52,100 138,600 190,700 6940294000 REISENBUECHLER, JAMES J & WIF RES 6120 60TH ST S 0.20 51,000 139,000 190,000 6950136000 CCRT PROPERTIES COM 6121 60TH ST S 4.94 480,000 2,666,500 3,146,500 6940295000 WOLF, THOMAS RES 6140 60TH ST S 0.20 51,000 165,700 216,700 6940296000 NELSON, DAVID K & MARY M RES 6160 60TH ST S 0.20 53,800 117,800 171,600 2 OF 313 2021 VILLAGE OF GREENDALE PRELIMINARY VALUE LISTING - STREET ORDER PARCEL OWNER_NAME_1 CLASS STREET_# STREET_NAME ACRE LAND BLDG TOTAL 6940297000 KOWALSKI, MICHAEL H & CHERYL M RES 6180 60TH ST S 0.24 51,500 134,000 185,500 6499995001 WEP CO EXM 68TH ST S 0.46 0 0 0 6499994005 STOECKER, AMY M RES 5120 68TH ST S 0.35 58,600 165,400 224,000 6490154000 DRANZIK, SHERIEN A & MARGARET RES 5130 68TH ST S 0.46 64,100 171,800 235,900 6509990048 GC JPD GREENDALE LLC COM 76 ST S 3.94 570,000 7,930,000 8,500,000 6509990047 GC JPD GREENDALE LLC COM 5206 76 ST S 4.16 2,174,000 9,326,000 11,500,000 6509990044 SOUTHRIDGE PERIPHERAL LLC COM 76TH ST S 0.00 0 0 0 6509996000 MILWAUKEE COUNTY EXM 76TH ST S 0.28 0 0 0 6630690000 GREENDALE, VILLAGE OF EXM 76TH ST S 2.65 0 0 0 6969998006 GREENDALE, VILLAGE OF EXM 76TH ST S 21.49 0 0 0 7090189000 GREENDALE, VILLAGE OF EXM 76TH ST S 1.80 0 0 0 6510016001 NORTH SHORE BANK COM 5101 76TH ST S 1.69 864,000 269,900 1,133,900 6509990040 SERITAGE SRC FINCANCE LLC COM 5200 76TH ST S 13.07 2,325,000 13,675,000 16,000,000 6511001000 MARTIN LUTHER HIGH SCHOOL ASSOC EXM 5201 76TH ST S 1.00 0 0 0 6511002000 MARTIN LUTHER HIGH SCHOOL ASSOC EXM 5201 76TH ST S 31.73 0 0 0 3 OF 313 2021 VILLAGE OF GREENDALE PRELIMINARY VALUE LISTING - STREET ORDER PARCEL OWNER_NAME_1 CLASS STREET_# STREET_NAME ACRE LAND BLDG TOTAL 6509990045 MARCUS SOUTHRIDGE DEVELOPMENT, LLC COM 5210 76TH ST S 1.74 1,362,800 7,637,200 9,000,000 6509990043 SOUTHRIDGE PERIPHERAL LLC COM 5220 76TH ST S 1.26 1,377,900 1,358,600 2,736,500 6509990042 SOUTHRIDGE PERIPHERAL LLC COM 5230 76TH ST S 0.71 778,600 984,800 1,763,400 6509990030 SOUTHRIDGE PARTNERS LLC COM 5250 76TH ST S 2.18 1,500,000 1,555,800 3,055,800 6519998019 RP RESTAURANT GROUP LLC COM 5275 76TH ST S 0.91 875,000 691,600 1,566,600 6509990031 BACM 2015-UBS7 WI-ND0IL PROPERTIES, LLC COM 5300 76TH ST S 14.82 2,825,000 12,675,000 15,500,000 6509990034 BRE/GRANGE-GREENDALE LLC COM 5300 76TH ST S 3.85 1,040,000 6,610,000 7,650,000 6509990035 BRE/GRANGE-GREENDALE LLC COM 5300 76TH ST S 8.80 2,410,000 0 2,410,000 6509990038 SOUTHRIDGE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP COM 5300 76TH ST S 7.41 2,020,000 0 2,020,000 6509990046 SOUTHRIDGE MALL II LLC COM 5300 76TH ST S 19.92 19,914,800 126,914,500 146,829,300 6519998017 WAL-MART REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TRUST COM 5301 76TH ST S 9.68 3,750,000 8,250,000 12,000,000 6509990032 REAL ESTATE OF SOUTHERN WI LLC, R T COM 5320 76TH ST S 1.02 714,000 834,200 1,548,200 6509990049 JC PENNEY CO., 1940-6 COM 5350 76TH ST S 10.17 2,013,500 8,486,500 10,500,000 6519998018 CHICK-FIL-A INC COM 5351 76TH ST S 1.00 875,000 1,320,200 2,195,200 6509990023 US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION COM 5434 76TH ST S 1.06 450,000 836,600 1,286,600 4 OF 313 2021 VILLAGE OF GREENDALE PRELIMINARY VALUE LISTING - STREET ORDER PARCEL OWNER_NAME_1 CLASS STREET_# STREET_NAME ACRE LAND BLDG TOTAL 6519998015 SOUTHRIDGE PLAZA, LLC COM 5445 76TH ST S 6.81 3,780,000 6,316,600 10,096,600 6509990019 BMO HARRIS BANK N.A. COM 5454 76TH ST S 1.35 990,000 900,300 1,890,300 6509990020 SOUTHRIDGE CO. COM 5474 76TH ST S 1.28 685,000 0 685,000 6509990021 SOUTHRIDGE CO. COM 5474 76TH ST S 0.86 585,000 0 585,000 6509990004 SPEEDWAY LLC COM 5490 76TH ST S 0.99 902,900 428,400 1,331,300 6519998016 PNC BANK COM 5499 76TH ST S 0.77 575,000 886,300 1,461,300 6639992000 DREWS, JUNE RES 5640 76TH ST S 2.35 87,700 153,900 241,600 6629999001 KUENY, BRIAN A & BEVERLY M RES 5707 76TH ST S 1.04 105,500 125,500 231,000 6979996000 GOULDING, WILLIAM P & JEANNE RES 5901 76TH ST S 0.88 100,600 198,600 299,200 6979998001 NOWALIS, DEAN W RES 6081 76TH ST S 1.62 108,500 547,900 656,400 6979998002 FUHRMANN, RYAN RES 6101 76TH ST S 1.03 105,400 128,400 233,800 6630728000 BENDER, MARILYN RES 5610 76TH ST S UNIT 1 0.00 15,000 150,900 165,900 6630737000 MICKLUS, FRANCINE M RES 5620 76TH ST S UNIT 10 0.00 15,000 140,600 155,600 6630738000 SCAPARDINE, IVY RES 5620 76TH ST S UNIT 11 0.00 15,000 149,500 164,500 6630739000 SEIDEL, WAYNE E & JUDITH L RES 5620 76TH ST S UNIT 12 0.00 15,000 149,500 164,500 5 OF 313 2021 VILLAGE OF GREENDALE PRELIMINARY VALUE LISTING - STREET ORDER PARCEL OWNER_NAME_1 CLASS STREET_# STREET_NAME ACRE LAND BLDG TOTAL 6630729000 MELLER, SHARLYN R RES 5610 76TH ST S UNIT 2 0.00 15,000 173,500 188,500 6630730000 FRYER, JACQUELINE A RES 5610 76TH ST S UNIT 3 0.00 15,000 140,600 155,600 6630731000 THOMPSON, JUDITH RES 5610 76TH ST S UNIT 4 0.00 15,000 172,000 187,000 6630732000 VALTCHEVA, ROUMIANA RES 5610 76TH ST S UNIT 5 0.00 15,000 149,500 164,500 6630733000 MADER, JAMES A & MARIA D RES 5610 76TH ST S UNIT 6 0.00 15,000 149,500 164,500 6630734000 WITTAK, SUSAN RES 5620 76TH ST S UNIT 7 0.00 15,000 150,900 165,900 6630735000 FOSTER, LUCINDA A RES 5620 76TH ST S UNIT 8 0.00 15,000 150,900 165,900 6630736000 GROVE, BARBARA RES 5620 76TH ST S UNIT 9 0.00 15,000 141,800 156,800 6160005000 FLEIFEL, TAREK RES 5030 78TH ST S 0.87 89,600 165,800 255,400 6160006000 LIGOCKI, PAUL S & MARGARET A RES 5050 78TH ST S 0.89 90,700 181,300 272,000 6160007000 OVEREEM, CHARLES T JR RES 5070 78TH ST S 0.72 82,800 136,300 219,100 6510018000 COE LIVING TRUST 8/6/14, GLORIA J RES 5108 78TH ST S 0.97 94,300 147,800 242,100 6510009000 MCNULTY, BRIAN J RES 5121 78TH ST S 0.48 72,300 246,500 318,800 6510019000 SPITZER, MICHAEL P & COLETTE J RES 5132 78TH ST S 0.97 94,300 230,000 324,300 6510020000 NAGEL, MICHELE A RES 5144 78TH ST S 0.97 94,300 198,100 292,400 6 OF 313 2021 VILLAGE OF GREENDALE PRELIMINARY VALUE LISTING - STREET ORDER PARCEL OWNER_NAME_1 CLASS STREET_# STREET_NAME ACRE LAND BLDG TOTAL 6510021000 DOMINGUEZ, RICKY L RES 5158 78TH ST S 1.01 102,500 205,200 307,700 6160047000 ATTONITO, DIONA RES 4934 79TH ST S 0.71 82,700 159,900 242,600 6160048000 MEYER, DOROTHY K RES 4954 79TH ST S 0.60 77,500 155,800 233,300 6160055000 AMEEN, NICHOLAS AND AMANDA RES 4963 79TH ST S 0.87 89,600 159,400 249,000 6160056000 WHITTAKER, THOMAS L.
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