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Office building approved for 27th and Wisconsin
Klein Development, owned by developer Joe Klein, plans to build a 64,000-square-foot office building on the long-vacant block southeast of North 27th Street and Wisconsin Avenue in the city's Avenues West neighborhood.
Racine County spec building fills up
Glenview, Ill.-based North American Corp. recently signed a lease for a 122,730-square-foot space in an 183,000-square-foot building in the GrandView Business Park at 1800 S. Sylvania Ave. in the Town of Yorkville in Racine County.
Hank Brancaccio, President of Mared Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Hank BrancaccioPresident Mared Mechanical Contractors, Inc.4230 W. Douglas Ave., Milwaukee www.maredmechanical.com Industry: Mechanical contractingNumber of employees: 70Family: Wife,...
What does the Third Ward need?
As several condominium and apartment building developments were built in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward, the neighborhood's population surged from 490 in 2000 to 1,536 in 2010.
BizTimes cover story: Italian dressing
The transformation of the Historic Third Ward from a burned out warehouse district into a thriving mixed-use urban neighborhood of residences, office space, stores and restaurants is one of Milwaukee's greatest redevelopment stories.
BizTimes cover story: Italian dressing
The Italian Community Center’s plans for its massive property in the midst of Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward could be a game-changer for the neighborhood.
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Efforts move forward to attract development near lakefront
Initiatives to attract major commercial real estate development to two adjacent sites near Milwaukee's lakefront are moving forward. The...
Oak Creek company to build $12 million fertilizer plant in Ohio
Amiran Technologies LLC, an Oak Creek-based company that says it has developed cutting-edge processes to remove contamination from polluted materials, announced that it will build a $12 million plant in Maria Stein, Ohio, to process swine, poultry and dairy livestock manure into dry organic fertilizer for commercial sale. The fertilizer will be pathogen and e coli free, and will be priced competitively with synthetic fertilizers on the market, the company says.
MSOE Parking Structure
The Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday, May 4, to celebrate the start of construction of a 780-space parking structure, which will have an athletic field on the top.
Real estate events
BOMA/AOMA program lunch, 11:30 a.m., April 11, at the Milwaukee Athletic Club. CARW Lunch & Learn: CREATIVE FINANCING: I’ve...
