Marsus LLC Purchased Final Approach Restaurant
The Milwaukee restaurant property sold for $1.3 million after sitting on the market for 20 months.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Dining Out

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Marsus LLC has completed the purchase of the long-standing Final Approach restaurant and an adjacent lot on South Howell Avenue in Milwaukee. The transaction transferred ownership from King Ventures to the firm registered by Marcos Isidoro Gamboa.
Why it matters
The sale marks the end of an era for a dining establishment that began operations in 1993. The property, marketed as a turnkey restaurant, spent nearly two years on the market before finalizing the deal.
The purchase includes a 4,636-square-foot restaurant space at 4959 S. Howell Ave. and an 18,000-square-foot neighboring lot. The final sale price of $1.3 million closed significantly lower than the $1.75 million asking price set in summer 2026.
The players
Marsus LLC
This is the purchasing entity that acquired the restaurant property.
King Ventures
This firm acted as the seller of the Final Approach restaurant property.
Marcos Isidoro Gamboa
He is the individual who registered Marsus LLC as the buyer of the restaurant site.
The details
Located near the Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, the property includes a 750-square-foot structure on the neighboring lot. The site served the local community for decades before this transition of ownership.
Timeline
Final Approach began operations in 1993.
The restaurant property remained listed for sale for 20 months.
The asking price was reduced to $1.75 million in summer 2026.
Real estate records regarding the sale were posted on October 6, 2026.
Culture Shift
The sale of this property reflects broader trends in local commercial real estate where long-standing businesses face extended listing periods. This transaction follows a pattern of properties selling for less than initial valuations during the current market cycle.
The acquisition of this property near the airport may lead to changes in local dining options for area residents and travelers. Customers should monitor potential re-branding or operational updates as the new owner takes possession of the site.
The takeaway
Commercial property transactions often reflect the cooling of long-term listings in the hospitality sector. Prospective buyers of similar sites should note the gap between initial asking prices and final sale values in the current economic environment.
Further reading
For more updates on local industry changes, see Dining Out.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Urban Milwaukee.
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