Retail
Get retail business updates including store openings, shopping trends, and commercial development in southeast Wisconsin.
Despite lagging sales, Kohl’s improves bottom line, announces new strategic partnership with Babies ‘R’ Us
Menomonee Falls-based Kohl's Corp. continues to play the long game in its efforts to stabilize its bottom line, investing...
West Allis retail center sells for $22 million
The West Allis Towne Center shopping center was sold to a New York City-based investment firm for $22 million,...
Cafe and bar planned for Nova retail space in downtown Milwaukee
A cafe and bar is planned for the retail space at the recently-completed Nova apartment building in downtown Milwaukee.
Jeff...
West Allis candy company to replace Kehr’s at Milwaukee Public Market
The Milwaukee Public Market is getting a new candy store as Kehr’s Candies winds down its decades-old brick-and-mortar operation.
West...
Training gym planned in Brady Street area
Plans have been submitted to open a personal training gym called Strength Sanctuary at 1816 N. Marshall St., just...
Fleet Farm buys site for first Kenosha County store
Fleet Farm has purchased a 29-acre site for its first Kenosha County store.
The property at 7500 125th Ave. in...
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Kitchen Cubes opening outlet store in West Allis at former Game Box location
Kitchen Cubes will soon open its first outlet store in the city of West Allis after purchasing the building at 11600 W. Dixon St.
Brookfield shopping center sold for $10 million
A Brookfield shopping center has been sold from one national investor to another, this time at a value of...
Kohl’s sign planned for top of downtown Milwaukee apartment building near store, I-794
A Kohl’s sign is planned for the top of The Buckler apartment building at 401 W. Michigan Ave. in...
Bars & Rec’s new Deer District concept to spotlight local brands, celebrate Wisconsin culture
Milwaukee-based Bars & Recreation today unveiled the details of its newest, high-profile location, The New Fashioned, which will bring...
