November 7, 2022
In this issue:
Seeking a safer walk: Possible Brady Street closure puts spotlight on efforts to make Milwaukee more pedestrian friendly
How Landmark Credit Union went back in TYME
Goll Mansion apartment tower project gets a reboot
Bayshore’s new movie theater and bowling alley operator
Featured Deal: Wilde Automotive Group sells dealership properties for more than $42.8 million
Wilde Automotive Group, one of Wisconsin’s largest auto dealers, sold its dealerships last month to Medford, Oregon-based Lithia &...
Birds Eye View: The Couture
Construction of the 44-story Couture apartment tower is progressing. Contractors have finished pouring half of all Level 1 decks,...
Real Estate Spotlight: Goll Mansion apartment tower project gets a reboot
After hitting the pause button three years ago, Madison-based Willow Partners wants to reboot its plans to build an...
The Good Life: Milwaukee couple finds early retirement in the tropics
Craig and Michelle Felix took the COVID-19 pandemic as a sign to retire early and trade Midwest winters for...
Getting There: Marco Morrison
Executive director
College Possible Milwaukee
Age: 43
Hometown: Milwaukee
Education: Bachelor’s in communication and sociology from the University of Wisconsin-Parkside; master’s in educational...
Coffee Break: Christine Navia
Christine Navia
Vice president for inclusive excellence, Marquette University
1250 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee
marquette.edu
INDUSTRY: Higher education
Chris Navia, Ph.D., stepped...
Jump Start: Wellacy Health seeks to improve health care outcomes for patients with chronic disease
Across the United States, racial and ethnic minority groups often experience higher rates of poor health and chronic conditions....
From Concept to Completion: Landmark Credit Union goes back in TYME
“Where’s the TYME machine?” For decades that was a phrase synonymous with many Wisconsinites and peculiar to most outsiders....
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In Focus: “Beyond Monet” opens at the Wisconsin Center
Step into a dimly lit third-floor exhibition hall at the Wisconsin Center in downtown Milwaukee, and you’re transported to...
Made in Milwaukee: C R Industries provides metal fabrication services for the restaurant industry
Cudahy-based C R Industries Inc. is a metal fabrication shop undergoing a complete transformation. Founded by Clarence Weisflog in...
Local companies lean on different workplace strategies to support their veterans
Sometimes it may seem like veteran and civilian workers are speaking two different languages. That’s to be expected when...
Experts see choppy, yet manageable waters ahead for Milwaukee’s CRE market
As the dust of the past couple of years settles on a post-pandemic commercial real estate market, industry leaders...
