Station 955 Apartments is a new residential complex located near Chippewa Valley Technical College. The development offers a variety of units, including both luxury and affordable living options designed to cater to students and professionals who desire easy access to shopping, dining, and public transportation.
Haymarket Plaza is a vibrant riverfront destination in downtown Eau Claire. It features a large 500-seat outdoor amphitheater, flexible event lawn, public art installations, and pedestrian-friendly walkways along the Chippewa River—all designed to activate the Riverfront Commons corridor and support dining, retail, and development opportunities in the heart of the city.
The Sonnentag Center is a new sports facility located on the Chippewa River. It houses a 5,000-capacity event space, a turfed fieldhouse, the UW-Eau Claire Center for Health & Wellbeing, the Mayo Clinic Health System Diagnostic Imaging & Sports Medicine Center, surface level parking, and commercial redevelopment space.
Block 7 is a mixed-use development located north of the Liner Site along North Barstow Street. The project transformed a former empty parking area into two lots with a six-story 109-unit apartment building on the north side and Menomonie Market Food Co-op, a community-owned grocery store, on the south side.
The Children’s Museum of Eau Claire is a vibrant downtown destination on North Barstow Street. It offers two floors of hands-on exhibits where kids can drive a fire-truck, dig for fossils, explore nutrition and wellness zones, and spark creativity in art and science play. The museum complements nearby attractions and strengthens Eau Claire’s appeal as a family-friendly, high-quality place to live, work and invest.
The Confluence Project is a redevelopment site located adjacent to Haymarket Plaza in downtown. It’s the proud home of Pablo Center at the Confluence, a modern arts center that offers performance spaces, galleries, and education programs in partnership with the local university, as well as housing, retail spaces, and offices.
Phoenix Park is a recreational space located south of Madison Street along the Chippewa River. Once a brownfield site and a railroad yard, it has since been transformed into a vibrant gathering place that features walking paths, greenery, and a riverfront amphitheater that serves as a hub for community events, concerts, and festivals.