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Power Test to consolidate operations into Sussex headquarters
Sussex-based manufacturer Power Test is expanding its headquarters by 115,000 square feet to boost production by 40%.
Real Estate Spotlight: New owner eyes industrial revival at shuttered Master Lock campus
A once-thriving industrial cornerstone on Milwaukee’s northwest side is entering a new chapter.
The former Master Lock campus, which closed...
Moxy Hotel planned for Deer District clears last zoning hurdle
The Milwaukee Common Council today gave final approval to plans for a $50 million hotel development in downtown Milwaukee’s...
Weill Center plans $13 million expansion in downtown Sheboygan
Sheboygan’s Weill Center announces $13 million expansion with lobby upgrades, rooftop lounge, and community spaces.
Milwaukee’s revised zoning code update wins initial approval
A reworked plan to modernize Milwaukee’s zoning code has cleared its first major hurdle, gaining unanimous approval from the...
Commentary: Get out of the way
Earlier this year, we surveyed real estate industry professionals to ask them which communities in the area were the...
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Acts Housing launches public phase of $26.4 million Opening Doors Campaign
Acts Housing aims to fundraise $26.4 million to expand homeownership opportunities for Milwaukee families.
Growing PR firm H.PR opens office in downtown Milwaukee
A growing Milwaukee-based public relations firm has made its first move into physical office space, opening a 3,000-square-foot suite...
Notre Dame School of Milwaukee breaks ground on campus expansion project
Notre Dame School of Milwaukee, a K3-8 Catholic school, is expanding one of its three campuses to help address growing demand and provide students with an improved facility.
Geneva Lake home sold for $7.6 million
A home along the north side of Geneva Lake, in the town of Linn east of Williams Bay in Walworth County, has been sold for $7.6 million, according to state records.
