Real Estate
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West Allis shopping center could get two new tenants, mural
The former Kmart store at the West Allis Towne Center could be getting two new retail tenants and a mural on its southern wall, facing Greenfield Avenue, under plans filed with the city.
Wisconsin Center expansion groundbreaking could be delayed due to coronavirus outbreak
The planned expansion of Milwaukee's downtown convention center is facing delays due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
Marty Brooks, president...
Kwik Trip expanding West Bend presence with three new locations
La Crosse-based Kwik Trip Inc. is more than doubling its presence in West Bend with three new gas station...
Area companies find ways to give back amid coronavirus crisis
During a week that has brought many business operations to a screeching halt in response to drastic COVID-19 social...
Kevin Armstrong named president of Founders 3 Commercial Services
Milwaukee-based commercial real estate company Founders 3 has named industry veteran Kevin Armstrong the president of Founders 3 Commercial Services Inc., the firm's office, industrial and investment brokerage divisions.
Burghardt Sporting Goods owners acquire former New Berlin Walmart building
The former Walmart building in New Berlin has been acquired by the owners of Brookfield-based sporting-goods stores Burghardt Sporting Goods.
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Developer acquires site of proposed apartment development in Oak Creek
An Illinois developer that plans to build a 300-unit apartment project near I-94 and Drexel Avenue in Oak Creek has acquired the 35-acre site for $2.85 million, according to state records.
Former HOBO building in West Allis sold to U-Haul real estate company
The former Home Owners Bargain Outlet (HOBO) building on Highway 100 in West Allis has been sold to Phoenix, Arizona-based AMERCO Real Estate Company.
Home on Geneva Lake sold for $2.1 million
A home on Lake Shore Drive, along Geneva Lake in the city of Lake Geneva, sold recently for about $2.1 million, according to state records.
Home sales up in February, but market could cool due to coronavirus
Home sales in metropolitan Milwaukee and the state have been full-steam ahead for some time, but the coronavirus pandemic could have an immediate cooling effect, says the Greater Milwaukee Area Association of Realtors.
