Real Estate
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Milwaukee hotel to be sold at auction
Hilco Real Estate, LLC plans to sell the Milwaukee Airport Inn at a public auction live and online on March 13 at the property, 1716 W. Layton Ave.
Four Points by Sheraton hotel planned at Drexel Town Square
A Four Points by Sheraton hotel is planned for the Drexel Town Square development in Oak Creek.
Ehlers buys Pewaukee office building
Ehlers Inc., a financial advisory firm for public sector clients, purchased a 19,985-square-foot office building at N21 W23350 Ridgeview Parkway in the City of Pewaukee from entrepreneur Norm Yerke for $2.825 million.
Rogers Memorial plans $12 million Brown Deer hospital
Rogers Memorial Hospital plans to convert and expand its Brown Deer outpatient facility into a 56-bed inpatient behavior health hospital. The estimated cost of the project is $12 million, according to Brown Deer Community Development Director Nate Piotrowski.
Irgens buys office tower site for $5.4 million
An affiliate of Wauwatosa-based real estate development firm Irgens recently purchased the downtown Milwaukee site where it plans to build a new 17-story office tower.
Sales
Anderson Commercial GroupNorth Greenfield LLC purchased a 19,467-square-foot retail/mixed building at 7239 W. Greenfield Ave., West Allis, from West...
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Leases
Anderson Commercial GroupKinetec sub-leased a 5,137 square feet of flex space in the Cedar Creek Business Center in Jackson...
Real estate odds and ends
Airgas to build new Germantown facility Airgas Inc. plans to build a 253,263-square-foot office and distribution center at the...
5 Alarm buys Delafield industrial building
5 Alarm Fire & Safety Equipment recently purchased the 12,000-square-foot industrial building that it occupies at 350 Austin Circle in Delafield from First National Bank and Trust Company for $700,000.
Irgens buys office tower site for $5.4 million
An affiliate of Wauwatosa-based real estate development firm Irgens recently purchased the downtown Milwaukee site where it plans to build a new 17-story office tower.
