Real Estate

Milwaukee-based Hammes Co. recently sold a medical office building in Brookfield for $14.1 million, nearly $4 million more than what it paid for the property two years ago.

The former Bucyrus manufacturing campus in South Milwaukee has landed its first major tenant.

The Wisconsin Center District is finalizing a contract with a potential naming-rights sponsor of the district's downtown Milwaukee convention center, and hopes to publicly name the firm as soon as next week.

The Boldt Co., an Appleton-based construction firm, has announced promotions for two company leaders out of its Milwaukee office.

"There are few superlatives left to describe the 2020 real estate market," says the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors, in describing the performance of home sales in the metro area for last year.

Beloit-based Hendricks Commercial Properties has purchased the 112-acre St. John's Northwestern Military Academy Inc. campus in Delafield in a sale-leaseback transaction.

Chicago-area office furniture dealer Forward Space LLC has cut the ribbon on its new showroom space in Milwaukee's Harbor District.

Wauwatosa-based Wangard Partners Inc. plans to develop two industrial buildings totaling 500,000 square feet at 3617 W. Oakwood Road, in Franklin's new business park.

Milwaukee-based personal injury law firm Murphy & Prachthauser S.C. announced that it is opening an office in downtown West Bend, at 111 N. Main St., Suite 101.

The prospect of redeveloping a municipal-owned parking lot in Wauwatosa's village district drew the attention of prominent Milwaukee-area developers, who are pitching ideas that could add potentially 100-plus new residential units and new retail space to the bustling neighborhood.