Real Estate
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Greenfield Ashley Furniture store sold for $4.35 million
The Ashley Furniture store building at 4771 S. 27th St. in Greenfield sold recently for $4.35 million, according to state records.
A.L. Schutzman distribution center in Pewaukee sold for $8 million
Alliance Commercial Partners, a Denver-based real estate operating and investment company, recently purchased a 121,600-square-foot distribution center in the city of Pewaukee, which is occupied by A.L. Schutzman Company, for $8 million (or about $65.79 per square foot), according to state records.
ProHealth breaks ground in Pewaukee
ProHealth Care announced today that it will break ground for its new state-of-the-art cancer center on Sept. 17.
Physicians Realty Trust acquires Texas medical buildings
Physicians Realty Trust, a Milwaukee-based health care real estate investment trust, has used the proceeds of its recent IPO to complete the $40 million acquisition of a surgical hospital and adjacent medical office building in El Paso, Texas.
Physicians Realty Trust aims to reduce health care costs
A new Milwaukee-based health care real estate investment trust (REIT) is focusing its efforts on the roles of doctors in reducing health care costs.
More development on tap at former Pabst Brewery
When the first residents moved into apartments at the former Pabst Brewery in downtown Milwaukee in early 2009, the 20-acre complex must have felt like a lonely, quiet place. Most of the former brewery then was just as empty as it had been since Pabst shut the doors in 1996.
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Schlitz Park
A $22 million renovation project has begun at the Schlitz Park office complex at the former Schlitz brewery in downtown Milwaukee.
Stoughton company to invest in Beloit plant
Stoughton-based Universal Acoustic & Emission Technology Inc., will invest more than $3 million to improve its plant in Beloit.
Carroll University to build new science lab
Carroll University will build a state-of-the-art science center in Waukesha for occupancy in fall 2016.
WAUPUN – Low bids help float Waupun pool budget
After years of planning, the city of Waupun will break ground next month for a new aquatic center on the city’s east side.
