Real Estate
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Here’s a nonprofit program that works
Even with the best of intentions, no business can survive without a successful bottom line. Successful workers, managers, divisions...
Real estate development is more than a hobby for wealth manager
David Lake, president of Capital Wealth Advisors Ltd., a West Bend firm, routinely works with clients on asset management,...
Investment portfolios need international diversification
When it comes to a portfolio diversification strategy, many of the 401(k) plan participants we work with are still...
Don’t panic
The high volatility of some financial and housing-related stocks in recent months, combined with ongoing talk about a recession,...
Real estate deal of the week
BC Pabst Holdings recently closed on its purchase of the former research lab building at the former Pabst brewery from Zilber Ltd. founder Joseph Zilber, who is redeveloping the former brewery complex into a mixed-use urban neighborhood.
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Site plans approved for Milwaukee Job Corps site
The Milwaukee Common Council recently approved the detailed plan development for the Milwaukee Job Corps project.
Another major residential development in foreclosure
Regal Pointe Condominiums, located northeast of Green Bay Road and Washington Road, is in foreclosure, according to a recent report in the Kenosha News.
Foreclosures in state continue to rise
In February, 2,080 homes in Wisconsin entered foreclosure, a 34-percent increase compared with February of 2007, according to data complied by ForeclosuresWI.com, a provider of foreclosure resources and statistics.
Fonzie is close to finding a home along the river
The exact site for The Fonz statue in downtown Milwaukee will probably be announced within the next two weeks, said David Fantle, vice president of public relations for Visit Milwaukee, who is spearheading the initiative.
