Real Estate
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Two Milwaukee-area hotels sold in separate deals
Two hotels in the Milwaukee area were sold recently in separate deals, according to state real estate transaction records.
Employee working in downtown office complex diagnosed with coronavirus
An employee who works in the 300 Kilbourn downtown office complex contracted the novel coronavirus, the building's owner confirmed on Monday.
Breaking Ground: Five Points apartment development
The city of Milwaukee has selected a team to develop a mixed-use building at a city-owned site, located at...
Real Estate Spotlight: New interest boosts long-planned project at prime I-43 site
It is not uncommon for development projects to take a long time to move from the planning stage to...
Featured Deal: Future Bucyrus Club building in downtown South MilwaukeeÂ
The city of South Milwaukee is the new owner of the building at 1919 12th Ave., which will soon...
North Carolina chain to open restaurant in downtown Milwaukee
Asheville, North Carolina-based restaurant Tupelo Honey plans to move into the Milwaukee market later this year with a location...
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Investor pulls out of Waukesha apartment development due to concerns about coronavirus, economy
At least one major real estate development in the Milwaukee region has been dealt a setback in reaction to the economic uncertainty caused by the coronavirus.
Milwaukee businessman, real estate developer Frank Giuffre dies at 76
Milwaukee-area business owner and real estate developer Frank Giuffre, who made a name in redeveloping underused or distressed commercial...
STAG Industrial buys Muskego industrial building for $7.3 million
An affiliate of Boston-based investor STAG Industrial Inc. recently acquired an industrial building on Commerce Center Parkway in Muskego...
Lakeland University eyeing possible development on 80-acre site at its Sheboygan County campus
Lakeland University is weighing options for a potential development on 80 acres of farmland at its rural Sheboygan County campus that could create job opportunities for its students.
