Real Estate

The Wisconsin Center District is moving ahead with the proposed expansion of the downtown Milwaukee convention center, though the project timeline is unknown as the nation continues to combat the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak.

A majority of southeastern Wisconsin commercial real estate professionals predict the COVID-19 outbreak will seriously impact their business for six months or less, according to the findings of a new industry survey.

The Hudson Business Lounge in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward has permanently closed after eight years, folding under the weight of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Brookfield-based family owned sporting goods retailer Burghardt Sporting Goods will move its headquarters to the former Walmart building it recently purchased in New Berlin.

Commercial real estate brokers will have to put more emphasis on their role as advisers as they navigate new challenges resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a panel of industry experts.

If the Wisconsin Center District continued on its current financial trajectory without restructuring debt and taking other actions, it would not have enough money on hand by the end of 2020 to make interest payments on existing debt.

"You can figure your way out of any problem if you put your mind to it." “The best advice I...

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is temporarily suspending any foreclosure or eviction actions as the state deals with the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak.

Construction and real estate industry representatives are seeking clarification from state and local leaders on what should be considered essential construction activity during the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak.

The metropolitan Milwaukee housing market, though it has shown consistent strength with robust sales month after month, has for...