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Northern Gateway is a 99-acre game-changing initiative in Saukville. This mixed-use development—scheduled for completion by 2027—offers housing, retail, commercial, and public spaces.
Building lasting partnerships and sustainable, future-focused communities.
All our projects are designed to build sustainable communities that connect the present and past with the future through carefully managed investments that meet the specific and unique needs and goals of each of our clients and partners.
Northern Gateway Amenities
About Saukville
A charming village established along the Milwaukee River, Saukville is located in the center of Ozaukee County, just west of Port Washington and north of Grafton. A population of approximately 4,500 people reside in this community positioned 23 miles north of downtown Milwaukee and three miles west of Lake Michigan. Established in 1848, settlers included Norwegians and Germans, whose presence is still felt today in the architecture and the names of the streets.
The Green Bay Ethnic Trail, an official heritage route and a segment of Wisconsin’s Ethnic Settlement Trail, runs through Saukville. This network of trails, extending from Hudson Bay to Florida, and the Wisconsin Central Railroad, were vital to Saukville because they provided the basis for the commercial and manufacturing industry in the village today.
Community Population
4,294
Community Area
3.849 SQ/MILES
Community Suburb of
Ozaukee County
Community Lifestyle
Suburban
Saukville Public Schools
School District of Port Washington, WI PK, K-4
Dunwiddie Elementary School
School District of Port Washington, WI PK, K-4
Lincoln Elementary School
School District of Port Washington, WI 9-12
Port Washington High School
School District of Saukville, WI PK, K-4
Saukville Elementary School
School District of Port Washington, WI 5-8
Thomas Jefferson Middle School
Saukville Private Schools
Private School Saukville, WI PK, K-8
Ozaukee Christian School