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Fiduciary Management plans move to BMO Tower
Milwaukee-based independent money management firm Fiduciary Management, Inc., is making plans to move its office from the 100 East...
See photos of Marquette’s new business school
The new home of Marquette University's business and innovation leadership programs, the Dr. E.J. and Margaret O’Brien Hall opened...
Real Estate Spotlight: Increased capital, construction costs slowing new construction
With uncertainty abounding, divining what 2023 could hold for the construction industry in southeastern Wisconsin has industry leaders trying...
Bracing for possible recession, consumers continue seeking value for essential purchases
The latest Consumer Price Index report is a welcome sign of slowing inflation following a year marked by record-high...
In the Neighborhood: Luther Group
Address: 780 Elm Grove Road, Suite 120, Elm Grove Â
Neighborhood: Elm Grove
Founded: 2012
Owner: Jason Luther
Services: Commercial real estate services...
Future of Wauwatosa bookstore in limbo as Sweetgreen enters local market
Recent news of Sweetgreen's entry into the Milwaukee market has been met with excitement from fans of the Los...
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The Spice House will close its MLK Drive location this March
After 30 years of calling Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive (previously known as Old World Third Street) in...
JobsWork MKE to move to ThriveOn King
Milwaukee-based nonprofit organization JobsWork MKE will move its offices one mile south to the ThriveOn King development.
JobsWork MKE works...
Wimmer Communities plans to add apartments to Third Ward building
Hales Corners-based Wimmer Communities plans to transform part of a building at 221 N. Water St. in Milwaukee's Historic...
Report finds ‘mixed picture’ for metro Milwaukee construction workforce
Metro Milwaukee’s construction labor market is as tight as it has been in at least 20 years, there is a generally strong pipeline of apprentices but there are opportunities to improve programs aimed at Milwaukee residents and to expand efforts to strengthen gender and racial diversity in the construction workforce, according to a new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum.
