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BizTimes editor talks on Channel 12 about northwest side restaurant expanding downtown, another apartment tower in Milwaukee and salon planned for The Couture
BizTimes editor Andrew Weiland joins the 4 p.m. newscast on WISN-TV Channel 12 each week to discuss the latest business headlines in southeastern...
West Bend annexes and rezones 100 acres for industrial development
The City of West Bend is working with Milwaukee-based real estate company F Street to develop a new business...
Scottfree Salons’ entry into The Couture has ‘been a long time coming’
Scottfree Salons recently announced plans to open a third location in downtown Milwaukee’s luxury apartment tower The Couture. The...
Facing financial challenges, 1840 Brewing closes West Bend taproom
After just over a year, 1840 Brewing Co. closed its West Bend location last weekend.
The taproom, which has a...
Large portion of former Bucyrus campus in South Milwaukee sold for $19.1 million
A four-building industrial campus at 1101 E. Rawson Ave. in South Milwaukee, totaling 500,526 square feet of space, was...
Who Really Owns It: Former Wadham’s in downtown Cedarburg
Cedarburg is replete with historic buildings. Buildings with elements of European architecture like Italianate, Greek Revival and Queen Anne...
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Fox Bay Theater redevelopment gets final approval
Plans to redevelop the former Fox Bay Theater in Whitefish Bay into a live music and event venue to...
CEO of commercial real estate firm Boerke to step down this month
Sean Robbins, CEO of Milwaukee commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield | Boerke, will step down this month.
Appointed last...
At Home to close Wauwatosa store as part of bankruptcy restructuring
Texas-based home goods retailer At Home is closing 26 stores nationally, including one in metro Milwaukee, as part of...
Sellars invests $15 million to open a fifth facility on Milwaukee’s north side
Milwaukee-based Sellars Absorbent Materials has opened a new $15 million, 100,000-square-foot production facility on the city’s north side.
