Kwik Trip plans major expansion in region
Kwik Trip is not a typical convenience store. Kwik Trip stores are larger, averaging about 7,000 square feet in size, and offer fresh grocery items including meat, vegetables, fruit, bread, bakery, dairy and deli sandwiches, in addition to standard convenience store items, a car wash and fueling stations.
The stores are “halfway between a fresh market and a convenience store,” said Hans Zietlow, director of real estate for Kwik Trip. “It's more like a grocery store, a fast food restaurant and a convenience store all wrapped into one.”
The stores are “halfway between a fresh market and a convenience store,” said Hans Zietlow, director of real estate for Kwik Trip. “It's more like a grocery store, a fast food restaurant and a convenience store all wrapped into one.”
Region’s strong industrial real estate market attracts national investments
The southeastern Wisconsin industrial real estate market continues to post impressive results. National investors are taking notice, and getting in on the action here.
As the U.S. economy has improved, deep pocketed foreign investors have helped to price some national investors out of primary real estate markets such as Chicago. As a result, national real estate investors are increasingly seeking assets in smaller markets, and the Milwaukee area's strong industrial market looks attractive to many of them.
As the U.S. economy has improved, deep pocketed foreign investors have helped to price some national investors out of primary real estate markets such as Chicago. As a result, national real estate investors are increasingly seeking assets in smaller markets, and the Milwaukee area's strong industrial market looks attractive to many of them.
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M&A Forum will assess dynamics of seller’s market
“It's A Seller's Market: How Long Will It Last?” will be the theme of the 2015 BizTimes M&A Forum.
siness owners interested in selling their companies, as well as executives interested in acquiring businesses, are invited to attend. In addition, professionals involved in the mergers and acquisitions process are encouraged to attend to learn about the latest trends in the industry.
The conference will take place on Friday, May 1, from 7:30 to 11 a.m. at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center hotel.
siness owners interested in selling their companies, as well as executives interested in acquiring businesses, are invited to attend. In addition, professionals involved in the mergers and acquisitions process are encouraged to attend to learn about the latest trends in the industry.
The conference will take place on Friday, May 1, from 7:30 to 11 a.m. at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center hotel.
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Invitation to attend: Family & Closely Held Business Summit
"Building Value and Sharing Values” will be the theme of the first BizTimes Family & Closely Held Business Summit.
The event will take place Thursday, June 4, at the Italian Community Center in downtown Milwaukee from 7 to 11:30 a.m.
Business owners are invited to attend and learn about the best practices of a prestigious lineup of speakers.
The event will take place Thursday, June 4, at the Italian Community Center in downtown Milwaukee from 7 to 11:30 a.m.
Business owners are invited to attend and learn about the best practices of a prestigious lineup of speakers.
Wauwatosa Office Building
Irgens plans to build a four-story, 150,000-square-foot office building on an 8.2-acre site in the Milwaukee County Research Park in Wauwatosa. The building will be anchored by Zywave Inc., which will lease about 63,500 square feet of space. The plans also include a parking structure on the north side of the building. Irgens is seeking $5 million in tax incremental financing for the project from the city of Wauwatosa. The building will be built just southwest of U.S. Highway 45 and Watertown Plank Road. Construction is expected to begin soon and be completed in the spring of 2016.
