UNDERWATER HOMEOWNERS COULD SEE BIG SAVINGS UNDER PROPOSED REFINANCING REFORMS, BUT DEADLINE NEAR
Struggling Wisconsin homeowners could each save nearly $3,000 annually if national refinancing reforms are approved.
-Wisconsin State Journal
The Minnesota and Wisconsin departments of transportation have chosen the architectural and engineering firm HDR to lead the design effort for the St. Croix (kroy) Crossing Bridge.
-Wisconsin State Journal
Americans are finally gaining confidence in the housing market five years after it collapsed.
-Wisconsin State Journal
Americans bought new homes in May at the fastest pace in more than two years. The increase suggests a modest recovery is continuing in the U.S. housing market, despite weaker job growth.
-Wisconsin State Journal
MEQUON EYES PROPERTIES FOR DEVELOPMENT, SEWER SERVICE
City officials are looking to rezone properties between Wauwatosa and Swan roads north of Donges Bay Road to allow for housing developments and the expansion of the city's sanitary sewer service area.
-Mequon Now
LAW FIRM MAY ANCHOR NEW OFFICE BUILDING
For the second time since last year, a downtown office building is being proposed that would include Godfrey & Kahn law firm as its anchor tenant. Irgens Development Partners hopes to develop the 18-story building at 833 E. Michigan St.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
PARK EAST STRIP TOUTED FOR NEW BUCKS ARENA
The largely vacant former Park East Freeway stub could use a major project such as a sports arena to help spark its long-delayed development, developer Gary Grunau says. Downtown's Park East strip could draw a lot more bucks if it lands the Milwaukee Bucks, says developer Gary Grunau.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
WATER TECHNOLOGY INCUBATOR TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION IN JULY | INVESTORS GET FINAL OK TO SELL BONDS FOR WALKER'S POINT PROJECT
With its last piece of financing falling into place, construction will begin in July on converting a former Milwaukee warehouse into an incubator for water technology firms. With its last piece of financing falling into place, construction will begin in July.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
COUNTY PANEL VOTES IN FAVOR OF STALLED PARK EAST APARTMENT PROJECT
A proposal that revives a long-stalled apartment building planned for the Park East strip was endorsed Tuesday by a County Board panel over objections from the local janitors union.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
A judge has ordered River Falls to pay $263,337 to a bank as a result of a mistake involving a developer who left behind a stack of unpaid bills while building Riverview Hotel and Suites.
-Milwaukee Business News
Retail developers are expressing significant interest in the former Delphi site in Oak Creek, according to newly elected Mayor Steve Scaffidi. However, the retailers that are being pitched for the site don't match the city's vision.
-Milwaukee Business News
The Forest County Potawatomi tribe will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on July 12 to celebrate the start of construction of a 20-story, 382-room hotel next to its Potawatomi Bingo Casino in the Menomonee Valley in Milwaukee.
-Milwaukee Business News
LAND AND SPACE
In this week's Land and Space video, Tom Daykin talks about several new commercial developments built over the past year or so along a two-mile stretch of N. Port Washington Road.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
RESIDENTS TAKE CAUTIOUS VIEW OF CITY'S 'GATEWAY'
At last week's public hearing on the topic before the Community Development Authority, the concerns included whether city water would be forced on people who are perfectly happy with their private wells, whether new development would contaminate a creek that flows into Little Muskego Lake, and whether Racine would become a four-lane road.
-Muskego Now
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