Industries

Grand Rapid, Mich.-based Meijer is adding West Bend to the growing number of southeastern Wisconsin communities where it plans to build stores.

Bumstead Provisions, a rustic new grocery store, restaurant and bar with an emphasis on locally-sourced craft beer and food, will open in September at 2671-75 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., according to Ald. Tony Zielinski.

Germantown-based Kessler’s Diamonds announced that it plans to open a store in downtown Milwaukee in the George Watts & Son Building at 761 N. Jefferson St.

Metal-Era, a roof edge and ventilation system manufacturer, plans to add an addition of about 35,000 square feet to its 110,000-square-foot plant at 1600 Airline Road in Waukesha.

Novozymes BioAg Inc., a conpenhagen, Denmark-based biotech firm, is expanding its presence in Milwaukee. The firm recently leased a 75,500-square-foot building at 4801 W. Woolworth Ave., from Milwaukee-based Phoenix Investors LLC.
Novozymes has operations around globe including China, India, Brazil, Argentina, United Kingdom, Canada, and United States.

The 2015 BizExpo, which will be held on Wednesday, May 20 at the Potawatomi Hotel & Casino Expo Center, will include a Real Estate Forum.

Colliers International|WisconsinPhilip J. Dahlberg purchased a building at N168 W21367, Jackson, for $300,000.NAI MLG CommercialARPI LLC purchased 30,000 square...

Colliers International|WisconsinDickten Masch renewed its lease of 17,325 square feet of industrial space at the Pewaukee Commerce Center in...

Apak Inc., a Mundelein, Ill.-based contract packaging company, plans to purchase and expand its facility in Racine.

Thirty-seven employees lost their jobs on Tuesday when Infratrol Manufacturing Corp. in New Berlin closed its business.