Upgrades planned for historic Gas Light Building in downtown Milwaukee
The owners of the historic Gas Light Building in downtown Milwaukee say the building will undergo a cosmetic upgrade to bring it more in line with its original historic design.
How office design experts view the workplace in an era of pandemic, remote work
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted nearly every facet of commercial real estate. The office market was particularly hit hard...
New downtown office buildings changing Milwaukee’s Class A standards
The latest office buildings added to downtown Milwaukee are more than shiny new towers. They represent the advancing standards...
Breaking ground: Oak Creek industrial facility
Milwaukee-based developer Frontline Commercial Real Estate ceremonially broke ground for the construction of Oak Creek’s latest industrial facility: a...
Who Really Owns it: The Annason apartment building
The Annason apartment building is a historic structure located at 2121 E. Capitol Drive in the village of Shorewood.
Built...
Real estate spotlight: Community Within the Corridor developers think big to create deeper community impact
Community Within the Corridor is much more than an apartment complex development.
With an abundance of ancillary uses planned to...
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City of Milwaukee lists King Drive development site for sale
The city of Milwaukee is seeking developers interested in buying a vacant city-owned site southeast of Brown Street and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.
Developer proposes 160 apartments in downtown Kenosha
An Illinois developer is proposing to build 160 apartment units on the southern side of downtown Kenosha.
Preserving historic architecture and building up Milwaukee
Falamak Nourzad knows how to not only take on a career change but also how to become an expert...
Van Gogh exhibit’s success could mean more experiential art events at Wisconsin Center
The success of the “Beyond Van Gogh” exhibit in downtown Milwaukee has seemingly opened the door to a new realm of entertainment offerings at the Wisconsin Center.
