City of Cudahy officials finally put a dagger into the heart of the Iceport project. On Tuesday the city and Sportsites LLC, the Iceport developer, signed an agreement to end the project. Sportsites also agreed to sell the entire 26-acre site to Menomonee Falls-based Continental Properties Company Inc.

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The Milwaukee area's industrial space vacancy rate fell during the second quarter of this year from 7.6 percent in the first quarter to 7.3 percent, according to a report by Boston-based Colliers International.

Two requests for proposals (RFPs) from developers could lead to new buildings that dramatically reshape the area northwest of Water Street and State Street in downtown Milwaukee.

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real estate broker, Inland Companies