The Milwaukee office of Opus Development Corp. announced that a Hallmark Gold Crown store will occupy the final space of its Shoppes at Fox River Phase I retail development in Waukesha. The store will occupy a 3,368-square-foot space.
For now, it's older buildings and parking lots, but when Commonweal Development bought the Reinhart property at the confluence of the Eau Claire and Chippewa rivers Tuesday afternoon, it marked the first official step toward the parcel being transformed into what project backers hope will be a monumental step in Eau Claire's continuing downtown redevelopment.
Peoria, Ill.-based Caterpillar Inc., which last year acquired Bucyrus International Inc., plans to expand its presence in the Milwaukee area, according to commercial real estate sources.
The Oshkosh Common Council on Tuesday will consider providing $3 million in public assistance for the renovation of the former City Center Hotel. The proposed assistance would help the hotel developers secure bank financing for the balance of the estimated $14 million acquisition and renovation of the property at 1 N. Main St.
Milwaukee's Bradley Center has been renamed the BMO Harris Bradley Center after the bank made an undisclosed investment in the future of the building.
SUSSEX DISCUSSES DEVELOPMENT IN CLOSED SESSION
For the second time in a month, Village trustees have met behind closed doors to privately discuss the possibility of providing real estate tax incentives for the development of a commercial park on the west edge of the village.
MENOMINEE SPLIT FROM FIRM DEVELOPING PROPOSED KENOSHA CASINO
The ongoing effort to open an $800 million Indian casino in Kenosha has hit new hurdle, with the Menominee tribe and the California firm tasked with infusing cash into the project and arranging financing for it confirming Thursday that their deal has been axed.
SHOREWOOD PLAN COMMISSION HEARS, REACTS TO PLANS FOR SENIOR LIVING FACILITY
Preliminary plans for a senior living facility are moving forward in Shorewood. The Plan Commission on Tuesday heard a presentation from representatives of Illinois-based Pathway Senior Living.
ANOTHER APARTMENT PLAN SURFACES FOR JACKSON ST.
Another apartment plan is surfacing for a two-block stretch of N. Jackson St., on Milwaukee's east side. Dominion Properties is seeking a zoning change that would allow an apartment building on a vacant lot at 1509-1513 N. Jackson St., according to a proposed ordinance introduced this week.
LAND SWAP BETWEEN NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL AND COUNTY NEARS COMPLETION IN OAK CREEK
A long-planned Oak Creek land swap involving Milwaukee County and Northwestern Mutual is likely to be completed by late September, said Milwaukee County Parks Director Sue Black.
RADISSON HOTEL OWNERS MISS 2ND PAYMENT ON LOAN | $17.65 MILLION VILLAGE LOAN HELPED FINANCE CONSTRUCTION
An investors group which owns the new Radisson Hotel, in Menomonee Falls, has missed its second payment on a $17.65 million village loan that helped finance its construction. An investors group which owns the new Radisson Hotel, in Menomonee Falls, has missed its second payment on a $17.65 million village.
ZOO INTERCHANGE WORK'S TWISTS AND TURNS REACH INTO WAUWATOSA ROADS
As the Wisconsin Department of Transportation reconstructs the Zoo Interchange, drivers will experience road blocks on Wauwatosa streets in the early stages leading up to the looping highway work.
