Downtown Marriott
Quad prints Super Bowl programs
Housing market remains a major drag
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The southeastern Wisconsin commercial real estate market still faces significant headwinds. The metro area's office space vacancy rate is at about 22 percent, and the class B office space vacancy rate is close to 25 percent.
Will other tenants follow Godfrey & Kahn?
In the race to attract tenants and put together a deal to build a new office building in downtown Milwaukee, a joint venture of Wauwatosa-based Irgens Development Partners LLC and Milwaukee-based Van Buren Management Inc. recently took a major step ahead of their competition.
Milwaukee health care costs 5% above Midwest average
Delavan looks for answers along Highway 50
Bayshore Store
Amtrak’s Hiawatha Service has record ridership
Another anchor tenant for downtown landlords to chase
In 1989, a unique multi-use development was completed in downtown Milwaukee. The project, developed on the block southwest of Water Street and Kilbourn Avenue, included the combination of the 28-story Milwaukee Center office tower, a hotel and the redevelopment of a former power plant building into a new home for the Milwaukee Repertory Theater. The office building, hotel, Milwaukee Rep and the Pabst Theater were all connected by an atrium in the middle of the block.
