Real Estate

Lyle Landowski next year will be the new president and chief executive officer of Colliers International | Wisconsin, as part of a leadership transition plan the real estate services firm announced this morning.

Citing a shift in its service delivery and work model, Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin, Inc. said it plans to move from its current headquarters in Greendale and will establish a new headquarters within its James O. Wright Center for Work & Training at 6055 N. 91st St. on Milwaukee’s northwest side.

West Allis-based Cardinal Capital Management Inc. plans to develop 141 market-rate apartments at the former Porters furniture store site in Racine, the city announced today.

West Allis-based Glenn Rieder LLC, a custom architectural millwork company and commercial interior contractor, announced that Tom Donohue has been named its new president.

Following this week's announcement of affordable housing tax credit awards, Kenosha-based Bear Development is setting its sights on early 2022 for two large affordable-housing projects in Milwaukee.

In response to the debate over a Milwaukee Tool city incentive deal, a group of aldermen are pushing for a new policy that would require any projects downtown that receive a subsidy from the city to also invest in the surrounding neighborhoods.

A 10,500-square-foot commercial building and four new townhouses are being proposed for a property located southeast of East Pleasant and North Jefferson streets on the Lower East Side, near downtown Milwaukee.

Kenosha-based Bear Development scored affordable housing tax credits for a major Milwaukee housing project, but missed out on credits for another one in Bay View.

Waukesha State Bank recently acquired an 8,700-square-foot office building in the City of Pewaukee, and will move its Prairie Trust division and its wealth management team there from Oconomowoc.

A committee of Milwaukee aldermen has endorsed a city incentive plan to Milwaukee Tool for its planned expansion into downtown.