Real Estate

Novozymes BioAg Inc., a conpenhagen, Denmark-based biotech firm, is expanding its presence in Milwaukee. The firm recently leased a 75,500-square-foot building at 4801 W. Woolworth Ave., from Milwaukee-based Phoenix Investors LLC.
Novozymes has operations around globe including China, India, Brazil, Argentina, United Kingdom, Canada, and United States.

The 2015 BizExpo, which will be held on Wednesday, May 20 at the Potawatomi Hotel & Casino Expo Center, will include a Real Estate Forum.

Colliers International|WisconsinPhilip J. Dahlberg purchased a building at N168 W21367, Jackson, for $300,000.NAI MLG CommercialARPI LLC purchased 30,000 square...

Colliers International|WisconsinDickten Masch renewed its lease of 17,325 square feet of industrial space at the Pewaukee Commerce Center in...

Apak Inc., a Mundelein, Ill.-based contract packaging company, plans to purchase and expand its facility in Racine.

Exact Sciences Corp., one of the fastest-growing companies in Wisconsin, plans to move its corporate headquartes to a $125 million development proposed by Brookfield-based Hammes Co. and City of Industry, Calif.-based Majestic Realty Co. for the Judge Doyle Square site in downtown Madison.

The plans for a new $500 million arena in downtown Milwaukee and another $500 million in ancillary development is a once in a lifetime opportunity for the community that leaders must find a way to deliver, a panel of civic and business leaders said Tuesday at a Fuel Milwaukee event.

The Waukesha County Airport will close one of its runways for an $11 million renovation and repaving beginning on Saturday.

Mukwonago-based L'BRI PURE n' NATURAL, a direct seller of aloe based skin care, body care, beauty and health and wellness products, will move to a larger building in the village.

James Luterbach Construction Co. Inc. plans to build a 72,000-square-foot industrial building on a vacant 11-acre site at 16100 W. Beloit Road in New Berlin, according to plans submitted to the city.