Real Estate

No decisions were made pertaining to presentations about the future of Sturgeon Bay’s west waterfront Granary property, but three proposals to preserve the existing structure and redevelop the space received a lot of positive attention from the community members in attendance.

A much-anticipated public market planned for the city's East Side next year will be delayed until 2021, Mayor Paul Soglin said, blaming the rising cost of city borrowing.

After months of construction, Menasha High School students, teachers and staff get the building all to themselves Tuesday.
The $30 million expansion and renovation was completed in three phases, with contractors opening sections of the building while simultaneously closing others for renovation.

Mountain Village, a 319-unit apartment complex near downtown Waukesha, has been sold by Styza Family LP to Illinois investor Axiom Properties for $29 million.

The Suites at Northshore in Glendale will be sold in an online auction on auction.com from Sept. 28 to Sept. 30.

After three successful years, brothers Joseph and Frank LaSusa are expanding their West Allis wine tasting room to add more retail, a bar and outdoor seating.

Construction work on the Bong Bridge linking Duluth and Superior remains on target for fall completion and a Nov. 2 reopening of the eastbound lanes, including the bridge's pedestrian walkway.

If you spent any time downtown during Mile of Music you surely noticed a transformed city center, with thousands of visitors, interactive programs for the whole family and an infectious energy. Building on this energy and carrying it throughout the year is the goal of the Creative Placemaking Team at Appleton Downtown Inc.

Plans to convert the former Waukesha County courthouse, jail and connector building into high-end apartments continue to progress as the city’s Plan Commission had its first look at the proposal this week.

Dallas-based mortgage servicing firm Nationstar Mortgage Holdings Inc. will provide up to $30 million in mortgage modifications to help financially-strapped Milwaukee residents keep their homes, under a partnership agreement announced today by city officials.