JIM STINGL; IN MY OPINION; Available: Condo, has parking for dirigible

From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Date: January 22, 2006| Author: JIM STINGL | Copyright information

In the unlikely event that you drive a Hindenburg instead of a Honda to work, the Wisconsin Tower downtown is where you want to live.

"Ask to see the infamous dirigible landing on the rooftop tower," says the sales pitch for the 76 condominiums now under construction in the 22-story building.

That has to be one of the weirder selling points in a competitive condo market that usually stresses carefree living, great views and maybe a heated garage.

I took building owner Dave...

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