Real Estate

Fair Park Business Center, a 119,971-square-foot office building at 620 S. 76th St. on Milwaukee's far west side has sold to a New York investor for $14.6 million, according to state records.

The long vacant Aeroshade lot at the corner of Oakland Avenue and Ellis Street near downtown Waukesha was home to its first sizable gathering in more than seven years on Friday morning when dozens of local officials, developers, volunteers, and affordable housing booster gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha County’s 18-lot subdivision.

The owner of the mostly vacant Regency Mall in Racine recently unveiled a redevelopment plan in hopes of revitalizing the property. That plan proposes a mix of new retail tenants as well as hundreds of new apartments.

Jackson-based nonprofit Elevate Inc., an organization dedicated to helping those dealing with mental health and substance abuse issues, has found a new home for its Calm Harbor residence.

Orlando-based real estate investment trust National Retail Properties Inc. has purchased the Jilly's Car Wash properties for $19 million.

BizStarts, the Milwaukee-based nonprofit that’s helped to mentor and train entrepreneurs since 2008, has announced its plans to open a marketplace that will allow its small business hopefuls to sell their wares and communicate with customers.

A California investor has snatched up a recently constructed building in Greenfield that is serving as the newest location for Range USA – a chain of indoor-gun-range-meets-gun-shop with locations across the country.

Milky Way Tech Hub founder Nadiyah Johnson and Oby Nwabuzor, founder of real estate development firm Envision Growth, are moving forward with plans to fundraise for a new co-working space and community hub in Milwaukee's Sherman Park neighborhood.

Leases Transwestern Real Estate Services: Great Lakes Healthcare, Inc., d.b.a. Preceptor Home Health & Hospice, has leased 2,985 square feet of...

Despite drawing jeers from a few dozen neighborhood residents – and even a lawsuit from five nearby condo owners – a proposal to construct a 55-unit apartment complex on land owned by St. Mark’s Episcopal Church at the corner of North Hackett Avenue and Belleview Place, near Downer Avenue on Milwaukee's East Side, has cleared an initial governmental hurdle.