| PROPERTY TRAX: WISCONSIN HOME SALES UP 17.3 PERCENT IN JUL,Y, WITH SMALL MEDIAN SALES PRICE RISE
Statewide home sales in July rose 17.3 percent over last year, while median sales price rose 2.1 percent.
-Wisconsin State Journal
UNEMPLOYMENT DIPS IN 26 OF 32 WIS. CITIES
Local unemployment rates dipped in most major Wisconsin cities and counties in July.
-Wisconsin State Journal
WISCONSIN'S HOUSING MARKET CONTINUES RECOVERY
Home sales continue to recover in Wisconsin, rising about 17 percent in July, compared to the same month last year.
-Wisconsin State Journal
FROEDTERT, WISCONSIN ATHLETIC CLUB WOULD OCCUPY FALLS DEVELOPMENT
Froedtert Health Inc. and Wisconsin Athletic Club will be tenants in a $14 million medical office building that developer Ryan Cos. plans to build at a former Menomonee Falls factory site.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
FINANCING ISSUE SLOWING CORNERS DEVELOPMENT
The long delay in creating a $30 million-plus public financing plan for The Corners proposal in the Town of Brookfield is tied to concerns about how many years it would take the property taxes to pay off the town's debt.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
UW SYSTEM BUDGET PROPOSAL SEEKS $21 MILLION FOR INITIATIVES | PART OF REQUEST IS FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS
The University of Wisconsin System will request a nearly $21 million investment in new initiatives over the 2013-'15 budget biennium, according to agenda materials for an upcoming Board of Regents meeting.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LENDS $142.5 MILLION FOR WARNER CENTER TOWERS
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. said Tuesday it is providing half of a new $285 million loan for Warner Center Towers, the largest office complex in California's San Fernando Valley.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
HARTLAND MANUFACTURER MOVING TO NEW PABST FARMS BUILDING
Lake Country Manufacturing Inc. plans to begin construction on a new building at Pabst Farms, in Oconomowoc, during the first quarter of 2013. Lake Country Manufacturing Inc. plans to begin construction on a new building at Pabst Farms, in Oconomowoc.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
CITY RECOMMENDS ROUNDABOUT FOR NORTH/BROOKFIELD INTERSECTION
Safety is the top concern weighing on Brookfield officials' minds in determining the fate of the North Avenue and Brookfield Road reconstruction. Safety is the top concern weighing on Brookfield officials' minds in determining the fate of the North Avenue and Brookfield Road reconstruction.
-Brookfield Now
OAK CREEK CLEARS WAY FOR NEW AIRPORT HOTEL
A proposed hotel development for the corner of College and Howell avenues is alive once again, with a new incentive package that alleviated the concerns of top Oak Creek officials.
-Milwaukee Business News
DEVELOPER PLANS BULK SALE AT OPERA LOFTS
The developer of a failed condominium project on the South Side is offering 58 units in a bulk sale that would shortchange the project's lender.
-Milwaukee Business News
RETURN OF THE CRANES: LARGE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS PROVIDE GLIMMERS OF HOPE
When developer Rick Barrett walks around the site of The Moderne, the 30-story residential tower he is building in downtown Milwaukee, he greets almost every construction worker that he encounters.
-Milwaukee Business News
'NOW IS A PRETTY GOOD TIME TO BUILD' - GORMAN & COMPANY THRIVES ON COMPLEX DEVELOPMENTS
Gorman & Company, based in Oregon, Wis., is certainly doing its part to help revitalize Milwaukee's beleaguered construction industry. The company is working on three projects at the former Pabst brewery in downtown Milwaukee.
-Milwaukee Business News
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