Real Estate

Home sales in the four county metro Milwaukee area were up 21 percent in August, compared to August of 2011, according to the latest date from the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors (GMAR).

Staff with the state Department of Natural Resources will meet today with representatives of parks advocacy group Preserve Our Parks, including a surveyor hired by the group, to review claims by the group that most of the Downtown Transit Center site was originally in the Lake Michigan lake bed.

Leopardo-Wisconsin recently began construction of a 4,000-square-foot Tazinos restaurant in the City Center at 735 N. Water St. building...

Commercial Property Associates AutoZone Development Corp. purchased 1.44 acres at 2555 W. Ryan Road, Oak Creek. Ogden...

Commercial Property Associates Hobby Lobby leased 55,000 square feet of space in the Regency Point Shopping Center at...

Imagine you have been appointed king of Milwaukee for a day. You hold all the chips, you press all the buttons and you pull all the levers. And you are a commercial real estate developer. What is the one dream project you would do?

Sales of existing homes in the metropolitan Milwaukee housing market were up 21 percent in August, compared to the same month a year ago, continuing their strong performance that began in mid-2011.

Work begins this week on the 45,000-square-foot expansion of the Marquette University Dental School building at 1801 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee.

Mequon-based Telsmith Inc., a manufacturer of mineral processing equipment for the aggregate and mining industries, plans to build a 33,760-square-foot, free-standing warehouse on the south side of its property at 10910 N. Industrial Dr., Mequon.

An investors group including Milwaukee real estate investor and developer Mike Olson, Milwaukee-based Edgewater Real Estate LLC and other investors, recently closed on a purchase of the two-building City Hall Square Apartments complex in downtown Milwaukee.