WinnCompanies completed Residences on Appleton, a $55.3 million adaptive reuse that transformed a 111-year-old historic mill complex into a certified, 100 percent electric development. The development features 88 loft-style affordable apartments—including studios, one- and two-bedroom homes—reserved for low- and moderate-income seniors age 55 and older and powered by the city’s clean hydropower system.
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