Located in La Crosse's Washburn Neighborhood, C&C Residences brings 36 new homes to the community, including Wisconsin's first ORI Expandable Studio Apartments and 12 townhomes designed for long-term living. The development is part of a broader vision for the block that includes future Habitat for Humanity homes and community garden space, reflecting a shared commitment to expanding housing opportunities in La Crosse.

Join us as we celebrate the grand opening of C&C Residences with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, June 11 at 9:00 a.m.

Learn More

• C&C Residences: C&C Residences Website
• Habitat For Humanity: Washburn Neighborhood Project

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Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions will host a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, to mark the start of construction on Badger West, a new apartment community designed for college students, graduate students and young professionals in La Crosse. Badger West will feature 48 ORI Expandable Studio Apartments, making it the first building in La Crosse to offer apartments with moveable, space-transforming furniture. These dynamic apartments allow residents to expand their living space at the touch of a button, offering an innovative approach to modern housing. 

“We’re seeing increasing demand for high-quality studio living in La Crosse, especially among graduate students and professionals who value flexibility, efficiency, and proximity to work or school,” said Marvin Wanders, Owner of Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions. “Badger West meets that need while introducing a completely new housing style to our community.” 

The groundbreaking ceremony will take place at the future Badger West site, located at 431 West Avenue North, La Crosse, WI beginning at 11AM. Community members, local officials, project partners, and media are invited to attend. Guests will have an opportunity to hear from project leaders and learn more about the innovative housing design. 

Event Details 

What: Groundbreaking Ceremony for Badger West 

When: Wednesday, October 15, 2025, at 11AM 

Where: 431 West Avenue North, La Crosse, WI 

For more information on Badger West, visit http://www.badgerwest.threesixty.bz For more inforamation about ORI Living, visit: https://www.oriliving.com/ 

For questions regarding the Badger West development, please contact Jeremy Novak, VP of Development: 608-782-7365 or email [email protected]. 

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What is Agriwild?
AGRIWILD© is the proprietary method utilized by Three Sixty to create healthy built environments for neighborhoods and communities. This holistic approach addresses various crucial elements: food sources for both humans and animals, site ecology, carbon sequestration, stormwater management, habitat creation, and the integration of natural, 'wild' elements into our developments. These combined efforts ensure a robust and healthy sense of place for residents and neighbors, promoting a lifestyle that is in harmony with nature.

Healthy Built Environments
At the heart of Agriwild is the creation of living spaces that enhance the health and well-being of both residents and the natural environment. Here’s how we achieve this:

Nature-Provoking Spaces: We design spaces that bring nature to the forefront, encouraging interactions with the environment. This includes everything from community gardens with composting facilities to replacing traditional sod lawns with prairie gardens and native landscaping. These elements provide not only aesthetic beauty but also functional benefits such as improved air quality and local biodiversity.

Walkability and Connectivity: We promote a lifestyle where residents can walk, bike, and explore their surroundings through thoughtfully designed trails and pathways. These connecting trails not only reduce the reliance on cars but also encourage a more active and healthy lifestyle.

Community Gardens: Our developments often feature community gardens where residents can grow their own food, engage with nature, and connect with each other. These gardens are more than just plots of land; they are hubs of community interaction and environmental stewardship.

Native Landscaping: By replacing traditional lawns with prairie gardens and native plants, we create a more sustainable and low-maintenance landscape that supports local wildlife and reduces the need for water and chemicals.

Sense of Place
Creating a strong sense of place is fundamental to our developments. This sense of place is cultivated through:

Fitness Centers and Communal Spaces: Our properties feature fitness centers and communal areas designed to foster social interactions and community bonding. These spaces are essential for residents to gather, socialize, and form lasting connections.

Engaging Amenities: We provide a range of amenities that encourage residents to interact with their environment and each other. Whether it’s through fitness activities or social events, these amenities enhance the overall living experience and strengthen the community fabric.

Site Ecology
Understanding and respecting the natural features of a site is crucial for sustainable development. Agriwild places a strong emphasis on:

Ecological Restoration: We carefully restore or preserve native vegetation and wildlife habitats around our developments. This approach not only protects local ecosystems but also creates a harmonious balance between urban and natural environments.

Biodiversity Support: By maintaining and enhancing native habitats, we support local biodiversity, ensuring that our developments contribute positively to the surrounding ecosystem.

Stormwater Management
Effective stormwater management is essential to preventing flooding and protecting our waterways from pollution. Our approach includes:

Permeable Pavements: These surfaces allow water to seep through, reducing runoff and minimizing the risk of flooding.

Biofiltration Systems: These systems filter pollutants from stormwater, ensuring that cleaner water returns to the environment.

Engineered Soils and Rain Gardens: These features are designed to absorb and filter stormwater, promoting natural infiltration and reducing the load on municipal systems.

Exceeding Requirements: Three Sixty goes above and beyond city regulations to maximize the effectiveness of our stormwater management practices, safeguarding our communities and waterways.

Habitat Creation
Urban development can disrupt local wildlife, but Agriwild strives to mitigate this through:

Wildlife Corridors: We design our developments to include pathways that allow wildlife to move safely through urban areas, maintaining their natural behavior and habitats.

Nesting Areas: By incorporating areas where animals can nest and thrive, we support local species and enhance the ecological value of our properties.

Conclusion
Agriwild embodies our commitment to creating sustainable, healthy, and vibrant communities. By integrating nature, thoughtful design, and community engagement, we ensure that our developments are more than just places to live— they are places to thrive. At Three Sixty, we are proud to lead the way in sustainable development, fostering a harmonious balance between people and the natural world.
 

For questions regarding Agriwild©, please get in touch with Jeremy Novak, Development Director: 
608-782-7365 or email [email protected]. 

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For 11 years, the Washburn Garden Block has held a special place in the heart of the Washburn Neighborhood Association. As the community acknowledges the growing demand for housing, this presents a crucial opportunity to contribute to addressing that need while simultaneously revitalizing and improving the garden asset.

“As we embark on the journey of redevelopment, we remain committed to addressing the needs identified in the neighborhood visioning project; quality housing for all, better access to food, ample green space, greater connectivity, youth development, neighborhood safety, and community gatherings, while also preserving the spirit of the garden block.” Says Marvin Wanders, co-owner, Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions. 

The open house event will be held at the La Crosse American Legion: 711 6th St. S La Crosse, prior to the monthly Washburn Community Meeting. Attendees will have the opportunity to provide input about the future of the Washburn Garden Block and how it can better serve the needs and aspirations of the community, including the incorporation of new housing options. Attendees will get an up-close look at some conceptual designs and ideas for the garden block’s transformation. Three Sixty welcomes the neighborhood’s feedback, ideas, and suggestions on what landscaping, outdoor spaces, and aesthetics they want to see in the redesigned garden block. They are also seeking insights from the current experienced gardeners whose extensive expertise in horticulture and cultivation is valued. The opportunity to reserve your future garden plot in a new development will also be available at this event.

For questions regarding the Garden Block Development, please get in touch with Jeremy Novak, Development Director: 
608-782-7365 or email [email protected]. 
 

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An unforeseen rise in construction costs over the past 12-18 months, as well as some supply chains of critical building components, have constrained movement on this project. 

Rising interest rates have escalated the nationwide demand for multifamily housing, impacting the La Crosse area. The Copper Rocks development adds supply with 206 market-rate studios, 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments. Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions Development Director, Jeremy Novak, states “This is something the neighborhood and community are excited about. The community will ultimately see all of the benefits we envisioned initially. It is a matter of when we start, not if.” 

Three Sixty’s core value of only developing and managing projects that positively impact the communities they serve extends to customers, employees, and investors. Novak continued, “We are still actively working to get this project started, but it’s more important to get it right than to get it done quickly.” 

Consistent conversations and updates with city staff and a watchful eye on market conditions remain crucial. “Once conditions look appropriate, we will be ready to hit the ground running with this much-anticipated project.” Said Novak.

For questions regarding the Copper Rocks development, please get in touch with Jeremy Novak, Development Director: 608-782-7365 or email [email protected]. 

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The second building is the final phase of the $26 million project. It will be ready for occupancy September 1, 2023 and is now accepting lease applications. Lloyd Mckinney, Property Manager for the 5th Ward Residences, says “Initial leasing of phase one has shown strong demand. Residents appreciate the great amenities, central location, connection to the recreational resources, and quality of finishes in the residences.”

The 5th Ward Residences Project provides 144 new rental homes with studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments, and fourteen owner-occupied townhomes available for rent or sale in two- and three-bedroom options. The project includes on-site management, an indoor community center providing a fitness facility, and incubator offices for start-up businesses and professionals with flexible leasing options. 

“With growing demand for more multifamily housing in La Crosse, we are excited to help fulfill this need,” said Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions Development Director, Jeremy Novak. “It is convenient for those living and working in the area while providing an abundance of amenities.”

This new development is part of the 5th Ward’s larger effort to revitalize the area and create a vibrant, walkable neighborhood that positively impacts the broader community.  The completion of the project is expected to boost the city’s tax base by $18 million.

For Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions development opportunities, please contact Jeremy Novak, Development Director: 608-782-7365, or email [email protected].  

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Orange may be our company color, but we are very serious about Going Green! We see the forest for the trees and focus on sustaining long-term with long-lasting projects. Why? Because we don't just develop for the here and now, we create and manage our communities for future generations to come. We believe in the circle of life and are determined to do our part.

It's one thing to say you believe in sustainability, it's another to incorporate environmental components into each project. That's what we do at Three Sixty because it's the right thing to do as good stewards of our land. As developers and real estate owners, we realize these efforts are integral to the long-term financial value of our communities and for future generations. We make it a priority to manage all our properties with this same mindset.

Outside of focusing on sustainability within our projects, we want to give our residents the tools to live sustainably in their Three Sixty homes as well. Here are a few links to our favorite blog posts with ideas for more sustainable apartment living. With these tips you can simutaneously help save our planet and your electrical bills.

https://www.6sqft.com/13-simple-ways-to-green-your-apartment/ 

https://stevebrownapts.com/2012/06/25/12-tips-for-more-sustainable-apartment-living/

https://www.goingzerowaste.com/blog/8-tips-for-eco-friendly-apartment-living/

https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/easy-sustainable-tips-for-home-36745936

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We’ve compiled quick tips and an easy checklist for each room in your home to help keep your space spic and span. 

Kitchen

Quick Tip: Place tinfoil in the bottom of the oven for quick and easy clean up!

Cleaning Checklist:

• Wipe microwave messes immediately to avoid bake-ons

• Wipe down countertops and stove tops daily

• Wash dishes daily 

• Sweep floors daily 

• Take out trash often and scrub up surrounding messes

• Clean sinks and faucets weekly 

Living Area

Quick Tip: Most manufactures recommend cleaning carpets twice a year!

Cleaning Checklist:

• Dust furniture weekly

• Sweep floors weekly 

• Vacuum all carpets and mop floors twice a month 

• Wipe down light switches, registers and baseboards monthly

• Wash windows, blinds, trim and tracks seasonally

Bedroom

Quick Tip: Use an old toothbrush to clean window tracks!

Cleaning Checklist:

• Do laundry and keep clothes put away. Empty dryer lint traps after each use

• Sweep or vacuum carpets (don’t forget inside of closet and wall edges) monthly

• Wash sheets monthly

• Dust and clean ceiling fan blades periodically

• Wash Windows, blinds, screens, trim and tracks seasonally

Bathroom

Quick Tip: Lysol wipes and magic erasers work well to clean sink and faucets

Cleaning Checklist:

• Routinely use a daily shower spray

• Scrub toilet inside and out-including under the rim and base weekly. Throw bleach in and soak for an easy clean

• Wipe down sink and vanity weekly with lysol wipes

• Sweep and mop floors monthly

• Empty garbage weekly 

Check out our Mr. Clean “Scour your Shower” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iwi6TPaYJxs 

Green Remedies

Not only do we want our tenants to be well by keeping their home clean and tidy, we also want you to be green while doing it! Here are a couple of our favorite green remedies for cleaning your space. 

• Mix ½ cup vinegar and ¼ cup baking soda into ½ gallon (2 liters) of water to remove water deposit stains on shower stall panels, chrome fixtures, windows, mirrors and more!

• Mix 2 teaspoons borax, 4 tablespoons vinegar and 3 cups hot water. Use for disinfectant. 

• Remove many ink, pencil, crayon, or marker spots from painted surfaces by applying baking soda to a damp sponge. Rub gently, wipe and rinse!

• Create a paste with baking soda and water. Place in a stainless steel sink. Add vinegar and scrub stains away!

• Vinegar removes lime on shower heads, cleans windows, descales hard water stains in dishwashers, coffee pots and clean floors.

Cleaning questions? Email Julia at: @ [email protected]

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You certainly don’t have to be best friends with your roommate. You do, however, have to know how to live well with them. Having a good relationship with your roommate can save a lot of headache and stress. Conflicts are inevitable, but starting off with a good foundation of rules for respect can help you navigate those issues objectively and fairly. In apartment living, a roommate contract or agreement is an essential tool for successfully living with another individual.

However you choose to lay out the ground rules, here are our top 7 ideas we think are essential to include in a roommate agreement. 

1. Money

   Start off with the details of paying rent. Decide who is paying what and when and put it in writing so there is no confusion. From there, decide how you will pay bills and pay for communal items such as cleaning supplies or toilet paper. Getting this sorted out right away will save issues in the long run. 

2. Schedules 

   Lay out your daily schedule. Having a physical copy of this posted on the fridge or someplace visible can help each roommate be more courteous. Consider concrete guidelines for quiet hours. If you know that your roommate has a shift at 5am, you may be less likely to practice your flute late into the evening (or we would hope so).

3. Cleaning
   Put together a cleaning schedule for the upkeep of your place. Maybe this means creating a roommate chore chart and assigning a person and timeframe for completion. Maybe verbal agreement is all you need. Either way, splitting up the duties in the shared spaces such as the kitchen and bathroom can ensure that you'll always have a tidy space.

4. Guests

   It is worth discussing the boundaries for guests. Whether it is about who can stay and when or what they can and can’t use, the guest policy is worth bringing up and setting some ground rules on. 

5. Food

   Discuss meal times and storage of food. Designate certain shelves or pantries for each roommate if you decide to buy food separately. Consider whether or not you and your roommate will cook together, or if you need to rotate when the kitchen can be used for meal times. 

6. Temperature 

   Avoid the classic “temp-war” and set a certain temperature that you and your roommate are both comfortable with in each season. This one can easily go untalked about and cause tension later on. Blasting the heat or AC will raise utility bills, so choose a set temp for those summer and winter months. 

7. Communicate 

   Overall, communication is key. Set a precedent for how you'd like to communicate with each other. Would you rather text or have a meeting when conflict arises? 

Using these ideas, make your roommate agreement. Having these ground rules up front and creating a written document to reference in case conflict arises can make co-living a whole lot easier. Consider posting it in a common space like you do with your schedules or chore sheets. Adjust your needs as they come and be open to changing how things are done to better suit your living styles. Apartment living is fun! And, when you set boundaries, living with a roommate can be too. 

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