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Police investigate CEO’s story
As the legendary Ricky Ricardo used to say, when John Jazwiec gets back from his trip to London in...
Court ruling has impact on divorced business owners
Business owners, particularly sole proprietors, should take note of a recent landmark ruling by the Wisconsin Supreme Court that...
Milwaukee housing market holds middle ground
The average cost of a 2,200-square-foot, four-bedroom home in the Milwaukee area is $324,750, according to Coldwell Banker's annual home price comparison index, which was released recently.
Engberg Anderson opens office in Tucson
Milwaukee-based Engberg Anderson Design Partnership Inc., an architecture and interior design firm that also has an office in Madison, recently opened an office in Tucson, Ariz.
Signs of progress for the Pabst brewery redevelopment
The rotating sign on top of the grain elevators at the former Pabst brewery was lit and set in motion for the first time in years Tuesday night.
List your best properties in the SBT Honor Roll
Commercial real estate owners, developers and brokers are invited to submit their best properties for consideration in a free listing for the annual Small Business Times Honor Roll of Prime Leasable Commercial Real Estate.
Real estate profile: Chris Schanz
community development specialist, Racine County Economic Development Corp.
Real estate deal of the week
AIM Transfer & Storage recently leased 52,778 square feet of space at 9635 Franklin Drive, Franklin.
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Real estate people in the news
Milwaukee-based Inland Companies Inc. recently hired Andrew Justman as a construction project manager and promoted Karen Catura to senior project manager and Cory Pederson to assistant project manager.
Real estate odds and ends
The Downtown Milwaukee Business Improvement District recently received an Outstanding Achievement Award in Special Events and Promotions for Downtown...
Real estate events
IREM Milwaukee Chapter presents Marketing Magic with Manuel Salinas of For Rent Media Solutions, Thursday, Oct. 11, 8-10 a.m.,...
