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Eppstein Uhen Architects to make leadership changes
Milwaukee-based Eppstein Uhen Architects plans to make a series of leadership changes as of Oct. 1, including Greg Uhen moving on from his role as chief executive officer.
Washington state apartment investor buys two more buildings in The Brewery district for $53 million
Kirkland, Washington-based Weidner Apartment Homes clearly has its eye on The Brewery district in downtown Milwaukee.
An affiliate of Weidner has...
In focus: Green flag for NASCAR at Road America
NASCAR’s Cup Series and Xfinity Series at Road America drew more than 100,000 racing fans, some traveling across state...
Breaking ground: Community within the Corridor
After more than four years of planning, the Community Within the Corridor project has started construction.
The $66 million project...
Getting there: Marilka Velez
What’s your role at Associated Bank?
“I’m responsible for leading our companywide marketing efforts, including shaping the bank’s existing creative...
Real estate spotlight: Office market poised for pandemic recovery
The office real estate market was undoubtedly affected at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many workers weren’t even...
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Tupelo Honey gears up for early August opening in downtown Milwaukee
Despite the obstacles of the past 15 months, Asheville-based Tupelo Honey is in the final stages of opening its new downtown Milwaukee restaurant.
Wimmer Communities plans luxury apartment development at site of former North Shore Bank building in Shorewood
Hales Corners-based Wimmer Communities is planning to develop a new luxury apartment building at the site of a vacant former North Shore Bank building in Shorewood.
Zywave has been busy making acquisitions, CEO Jason Liu shares why
When Wauwatosa-based insurance technology firm Zywave was acquired by Clearlake Capital Group last year, Zywave chief executive officer Jason...
Badger Meter CEO expecting supply chain challenges to continue into 2022
Like many companies, Brown Deer-based water meter maker Badger Meter has been facing supply chain challenges this year and chief executive officer Ken Bockhorst said Tuesday he expects the issues to continue into 2022.
