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As downtown Milwaukee gears up for return-to-office Waukesha-based software and cloud services provider selects historic site to mark its entry into MKE proper.SoftwareONE North America announced today it has signed an agreement to move into the second floor of The Dye House in Milwaukees historic Third Ward. The deal marks a pivotal turning point in downtown Milwaukees workforce and economic growth following a pandemic-fueled pause in commercial office space investment.As hybrid work models stake their claim in the workforce SoftwareONE set out to find a work environment that would support its flexible employees. The Dye Houses near 20000 sq. ft. second-floor facility will soon be home to SoftwareONEs 135 hybrid Milwaukee-area employees. The facility is equipped with the latest cutting-edge technology to support hybrid and in-person operations enabling a seamless flexible employment model regardless of where employees choose to work.Were thrilled to be expanding our area operations into Milwaukees historic Third Ward said Ashley Gaare President of SoftwareONE North America. The heart of downtown Milwaukee is a perfect fit for SoftwareONEs innovative and flexible culture and we look forward to playing a bigger role in the advancement of our people and the community at-large. The Historic Dye House celebrates its Centennial anniversary this year. Having recently undergone a multi-million dollar renovation The Dye House is home to both residential tenants and commercial tenants alike. The building itself boasts amenities including what is soon to be one of the best indooroutdoor rooftop amenities in all of Milwaukee with sweeping views of the skyline and Lake Michigan underground parking and an abundance of neighboring restaurants and in-house retailers like MODA3 personal training facilities and boutique fitness concepts including Solidcore and Train Moment a HIIT Training facility.Were excited to welcome SoftwareONE as the newest tenant of the Dye House said Adam Parritz Asset Manager at Singerman Real Estate on behalf of the Dye House who along with Founders 3s Office Specialist John Davis represented Singerman on the lease transaction. The effort that went into restoring the building to its fullest potential is paying off by bringing in high-caliber partners like SoftwareONE. Its a true testament of Milwaukees growth potential.The pandemic has completely changed the commercial real estate market both in how people work and where they work added Ned Purtell partner of Founders 3 who alongside partner Bob Flood represented SoftwareONE as brokers behind the deal. The tenacity and persistence of all involved parties to bring a leading technology company like SoftwareONE to the Downtown area is unmatched but a true sign of the future of work in Milwaukee.In addition to working with Founders 3 SoftwareONE partnered with Greenfire RINKA and Forward Space award-winning companies in construction energy and design. As a proud supporter of Diversity Inclusion Equity and Belonging DEIB initiatives collaborating with the renowned talent of these indigenous marginalized and female-owned companies was an easy choice for leadership.
