Real Estate
Stay informed on commercial real estate development, investment, and property news in the Milwaukee area.
20-story apartment tower could break ground by end of year
Developers Tim Gokhman and Ann Shuk plan to build a 20-story apartment building northeast of East Kilbourn Avenue and North Van Buren Street in downtown Milwaukee.
Construction begins for townhouse development in Riverwest
Construction began recently for a $4.5 million, 31-unit townhouse project, being built by developers Tim Gokhman and Ann Shuk, in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood.
Real estate odds and ends
Inland acquires partner's interest in Racine shopping center Oak Brook, Ill.-based Inland Real Estate Corp. announced that it has...
Milwaukee County issues RFP for Park East site
Milwaukee County officials have issued a request for proposals (RFP) seeking developers to purchase and develop a 2.3-acre site in the Park East corridor in downtown Milwaukee.
Sales
Judson & AssociatesMaple Street Investments LLC purchased 29,500 square feet of space at N8150 Maple St., Ixonia, from MAT-3...
Leases
Judson & AssociatesDalco Properties of Wisconsin LLC leased 79,492 square feet of space at 920 S. Prairie Ave., Waukesha,...
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Valveworks to move New Berlin operations to Waukesha
Bossier City, La.-based Valveworks USA plans to move its operations at 2815 S. 171 St., New Berlin, to an 80,000-square-foot space at 920 S. Prairie Ave. in Waukesha. The company is leasing the space from Stippich Enterprises Inc.
Milwaukee County to buy West Allis warehouse
Milwaukee County officials plan to purchase a 50,000-square-foot warehouse at 10920 W. Lapham St., West Allis, for $2 million.
The Couture might include hall for MSO
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra is in early stages of considering plans to move its performances to a concert hall that could be built for the MSO in The Couture, the 44-story residential and hotel tower planned by Barrett Visionary Development near the lakefront.
U.S. Bank provides financing for Milwaukee housing project
U.S. Bank is providing nearly $10 million in financing to help Heartland Housing Inc. develop a 37-unit family supportive housing project on a once vacant piece of land in northeast Milwaukee.