Real Estate
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Group of southeastern Wisconsin industrial buildings sold for $59.7 million
Investment groups tied to Los Angeles-based investment management company Ares Management Corp. have acquired seven industrial properties in the Milwaukee area and Kenosha for $59.68 million, according to state records.
Wangard prepares to start construction of new industrial building in Franklin
Wauwatosa-based Wangard Partners Inc. expects to begin construction this month on its first new industrial building in Franklin.
The evolution of Walker’s Point
On a recent sunny afternoon, Daync Studio co-owners Amber Rivard and Josh Burgos could be found inside their new...
Real estate spotlight: Pondering the development potential of the former DNR building site at King and North
The state of Wisconsin announced in October it was offering up the former Department of Natural Resources office building...
Real estate leaders see reasons for optimism amid pandemic-stricken office market
Milwaukee’s office market appeared to be on a roll prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Optimism seemed to be running...
Who really owns it: A. Werner Silversmiths building on Water Street
The 1895 building at 1241 N. Water St. in downtown Milwaukee is a reminder of the city’s history. It...
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Saputo plans facility with 600 jobs in Franklin
Canada-based dairy company Saputo Inc. plans to construct an approximately 340,000-square-foot facility and employ about 600 people in Franklin.
Compass adds real estate agents in Lake Country, Lake Geneva
Compass is continuing its expansion in southeastern Wisconsin with more agents in Lake Country and Lake Geneva.
Luther Group acquires more industrial properties in New Berlin
Elm Grove-based Luther Group LLC is continuing its acquisition binge of industrial properties with more buildings and a development site in New Berlin.
Bethesda, Luther Group plan $31 million residential and commercial development in Tosa
A $31 million residential and commercial development is planned for Wauwatosa that will include apartments for adults with developmental disabilities, a bank branch, retail space and opportunities for its residents to explore assistive technology.
