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Eaton sells its Menomonee Falls building for $25.8 million

Andrew Weiland
By Andrew Weiland
Eaton's Menomonee Falls office building. Image from the Village of Menomonee Falls.
Eaton's Menomonee Falls office building. Image from the Village of Menomonee Falls.
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Dublin, Ireland-based power management company Eaton Corp. has sold its 110,00-square-foot office building in Menomonee Falls for $25.8 million to an affiliate of Houston-based commercial real estate company Transwestern, according to state records. The building is located on a 10.4-acre site at W126 N7250 Flint Drive, at the northeast corner of Flint Drive and Good

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