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Mid-America Real EstateThe Phillips Edison Group LLC purchased the Glenwood Crossings shopping center at 2723 18th St., Kenosha.Schaefer Land...

Colliers International|WisconsinDickten Masch Plastics leased 17,325 square feet of industrial space in the Pewaukee Commerce Center at N25 W23040...

Glenwood Crossings, an 87,504-square-foot shopping center in Kenosha, was sold by Northbrook, Ill.-based Cloverleaf Group to Cincinnati-based Phillips Edison for $12.85 million, or $146.85 per square foot, according to state records.

Blue Ribbon Management LLC plans to break ground soon on two developments at the former Pabst brewery in downtown Milwaukee: an office building and an apartment building for international college students, said Blue Ribbon CEO Tom Gehl. Financing from foreign investors is in place for the office building but federal approval for similar financing for the apartment building has been delayed.

Mandel Group Inc. says the second phase of its North End development, located along the Milwaukee River on the north side of downtown Milwaukee, is already 70 percent leased, another sign of the strength of the downtown apartment market.

West Falls Center LLC, led by investor Brian Nelson, recently purchased the seven-story, 42,000-square-foot office building at 101 Falls Road in Grafton from Chicago area investor Mike Thiakos.

Parks advocacy group Preserve Our Parks this week sent a letter to Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele threatening to file a lawsuit to prevent development of The Couture, a proposed 44-story mixed use building, on the current site of Milwaukee County's Downtown Transit Center, located southwest of Lincoln Memorial Drive and Michigan Street near the lakefront.

Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele plans to veto the development agreement approved last week by the County Board for an extended stay hotel at the Innovation Park development in Wauwatosa in an attempt to eliminate wage requirements for the project, Abele spokesman Brendan Conway said.

Colliers International|Wisconsin and Inland Companies today announced plans to move its Milwaukee offices from the former Pabst brewery complex in downtown Milwaukee to the 17-story office tower proposed by Wauwatosa-based Irgens at 833 E. Michigan St. in downtown Milwaukee.

Glenwood Crossings, a 87,504-square-foot shopping center in Kenosha, was sold by Northbrook, Ill.-based Cloverleaf Group to Cincinnati-based Phillips Edison for $12.85 million, according to state records.