Nonprofit organization in Milwaukee Meta-House has purchased the property for its planned $30 million campus in the Piggsville neighborhood. Meta House, currently located at 2625 N. Weil St. in the Riverwest neighborhood, provides treatment for women with substance abuse issues and plans to move its operations to a new facility to expand its offerings. Meta House purchased the 4.8-acre property at 3901 W. Bluemound Rd in Milwaukee from Molson Coors on Tuesday for $925,000, state records show. The board of directors of First-Ring Industrial Redevelopment Enterprise Inc. approved a new $15 million market tax credit for Meta House on Wednesday. Sarah KoehnDirector of Operations at Meta House, said this tax credit helps fund the project. The new campus will have an expanded inpatient living program, an outpatient clinic and administrative offices, Koehn said. There will be space for 100 beds at the new location. About 80 beds will be for adult women, the other 20 for their children. Meta House’s current inpatient facility can accommodate about 35 women. The four-story campus will be split between two buildings connected by a small, central reception area. The inpatient facility will be about 6,000 square feet, and the administration and outpatient building is expected to be just under 3,000 square feet. Construction will begin this fall, Koehn said. “We’re really excited to be able to have this resource available to the women and families we serve,” Koehn said. “So we’re just excited to break ground and get started.”