Real Estate
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Fresh Digs: Mortenson Construction
Golden Valley, Minnesota-based Mortenson Construction recently moved its Wisconsin offices from Brookfield to the fourth floor of the Honey...
Featured Deal: Future American Family Milwaukee office
Madison-based American Family Insurance Group is making plans to open a new Milwaukee office, which will bring 400 jobs...
Real Estate Spotlight: Statewide opportunity fund could provide needed attention to Wisconsin projects
A new opportunity zone fund with a focus on investing in Wisconsin-based developments and businesses could open the door...
Kahler Slater opens Chicago office following new hire
Milwaukee-based Kahler Slater has opened an office in Chicago with the hiring of architect Trina Sandschafer, the company announced...
Drexel Town Square outlot retail building sold for $3.3 million
A multi-tenant retail building on an outlot of Oak Creek's Drexel Town Square was sold for $3.3 million, according...
Economic Trends: GRAEF CEO envisions strong year for company, city
2020 is shaping up to be a big year for GRAEF-USA Inc. The Milwaukee-based design and engineering firm at...
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W.M. Sprinkman headquarters building sold to real estate investment firm
Waukesha-based W.M. Sprinkman Corp. sold the building where its headquarters is located for $3.3 million to Madison-based SARA Investment...
Lawyer for owner of former Northridge Mall focuses on city’s redevelopment plans for site
Court proceedings over the mandated demolition of the former Northridge Mall on Milwaukee's northwest side continued into day two, as the city further detailed the buildings' deteriorating condition while their owners called into question whether they were given a fair shake by the city.
Eppstein Uhen principal and shareholder John “Chris” Gallagher dies
Milwaukee-based Eppstein Uhen Architects announced today that principal and shareholder John C. "Chris" Gallagher has died from complications with cancer.
Port Washington State Bank buys Port Harbor Center
Port Washington State Bank purchased the Port Harbor Center located on the waterfront in downtown Port Washington at 222 E. Main St. for $2.1 million, the bank recently announced.
