Corrinne Hess
Corri Hess, former BizTimes Milwaukee Reporter.
Focus on Energy offering free efficiency program for homes
Focus on Energy is making its way through the Milwaukee area with a free service for residents to help reduce energy bills up to 10 percent.
Architect chosen for Klement corporate headquarters
Milwaukee-based Madisen Maher Architects has been chosen to design Klement Sausage Company’s new corporate headquarters when the company moves to the Pabst Professional Center.
Real Estate Transactions
Leases
The Barry Company
Sensient Technologies renewed its lease of 22,100 square feet in the U.S. Bank Center, 777 E. Wisconsin...
Ferrante’s Restaurant to become exclusive food service provider at JCC
Mequon-based Italian Restaurant, Ferrante’s Restaurant & Signature Catering will become the exclusive provider of all kosher food services at the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center beginning Monday.
Technical Metal Specialties purchases building in New Berlin
After leasing for two years, Technical Metal Specialties Inc. has purchased its building in New Berlin for $2.5 million.
Franklin manufacturer sells building for $2 million, expands
Meltric Corporation sold its 36,000 square foot building in the Franklin Business Park for $2 million to a Chinese...
Carroll University receives $3 million from state for construction project
The state of Wisconsin has awarded Carroll University $3 million towards its new science laboratory building on the Waukesha campus.
Franklin Walgreens sold for $5.6 million
The Walgreens Pharmacy at the northeast corner of Ryan Road and 27th Street has been sold for $5.6 million to a Madison-based LLC.
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Portillo’s plans to open first Wisconsin restaurant 2016
Popular Chicago chain plans Brookfield location
Horny Goat Hideaway closing Sunday
The Horny Goat Hideaway brew pub will close on Sunday after six years of operation so the company can focus on its brewing operation, according to the restaurant manager.
Caterpillar to close its Oak Creek corporate office complex
Peoria, Ill.-based Caterpillar Inc. announced to its employees Monday that it plans to close its Oak Creek corporate office complex at 6744 S. Howell Ave. and move the 250 jobs there to South Milwaukee in the first half of 2016.
City ordered to pay strip club’s legal fees
The City of Milwaukee has been ordered to pay Silk Exotic $482,586 to cover attorney fees and out-of-pocket expenses following a lawsuit the company’s owners brought forth last year after being denied a license to open a strip club Downtown.
