Hunter Turpin
Hunter covers commercial and residential real estate for BizTimes. He previously wrote for the Waukesha Freeman and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. A recent graduate of UW-Milwaukee, with a degree in journalism and urban studies, he was news editor of the UWM Post. He has received awards from the Milwaukee Press Club and Wisconsin Newspaper Association. Hunter likes cooking, gardening and 2000s girly pop.
🔒 Developer plans 225,000-square-foot spec industrial building in Pewaukee
As construction of speculative industrial space slows drastically, and Waukesha County contends with a shortage of space, a Milwaukee-area firm is proposing a new...
🔒 Construction begins on residential portion of ThriveOn King
Celebration of community and collaboration took center stage Thursday in Milwaukee's Bronzeville district to kick off the construction of 90 affordable housing units as...
🔒 Mustard and vinegar processor buys 43-acre site in Oconomowoc
An affiliate of Pleasant Prairie-based Olds Products Co., a mustard and vinegar processor, has purchased a 43-acre site in Oconomowoc.
The property is located northeast...
🔒 Microbial Discovery Group expands into third facility
A growing Milwaukee-area company that develops products in the microbial solutions market has expanded into its third facility with plans to hire an additional...
New Dunkin’ planned for Capitol Drive in Milwaukee
A new location for Dunkin’ is planned for the former Wong’s Wok location on East Capitol Drive in Milwaukee.
The upcoming restaurant, to be located at...
Software firm to move offices from Germantown to Walker’s Point
Fast-growing software firm VBA, which received a $156 million private equity investment in August, will move its offices from Germantown to Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood.
VBA...
🔒 Jackson Machinery shuts down in Port Washington, investor buys property
The final step in the wind down of Port Washington-based Jackson Machinery has been taken with the sale of the company's industrial building and...
Bankruptcy court approves downtown Marriott ‘business as usual’ requests
The Milwaukee Marriott Downtown hotel received approval from a bankruptcy court Wednesday to use use hotel revenue to pay all hotel expenses incurred in...
🔒 Featured Deal: Shopping center portfolio deal
Two shopping centers in Delafield and West Allis were sold for a combined $58.9 million in a deal between two New York real estate...
🔒 Real Estate Spotlight: Third Ward attracting national retailers, developers
The redevelopment and revitalization of Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward has been in progress for more than 30 years now, but some would say the...
🔒 Real estate industry contends with difficult financing environment
The formula to finance real estate projects is in a vice as rising construction costs, inflation, higher interest rates and bank failures have headlined...
🔒 F Street wraps up construction on first phase of Lakeshore...
A unique development in Oak Creek is progressing as F Street Group redevelops a lakefront property into a dense 35-acre residential neighborhood.
Construction started in...
