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Gov. Scott Walker notified federal officials Friday that Wisconsin will defer to the federal government and will not enter into a partnership nor create a state-based health insurance exchange
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
DEVELOPMENT FIRM DROPS PLAN FOR RIVERSITE APARTMENTS
A local development firm has dropped plans to partner with another firm on buying a former tannery site along the Milwaukee River, north of downtown, and building apartments there.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
DAYKIN DISCUSSES WALKER'S POINT NEIGHBORHOOD
In this week's Land and Space video, business reporter Tom Daykin talks about why four businesses that make food and beverages and some of the hottest restaurants in the city are ingredients for growing commercial development on the near south side. -Milwaukee Journal Sentinel MAYFAIR COLLECTION FUNDING PROPOSAL WINS 2ND OK
A proposal to provide up to $8.5 million in city funds to help develop the Mayfair Collection shopping center has received its second endorsement from Wauwatosa officials.The Common Council's Budget and Finance Committee voted 5-0 Tuesday night to recommend approval. The full council is to review the proposal next Tuesday. The plan was also approved Nov. 1 by the Community Development Authority. -Milwaukee Journal Sentinel DEVELOPER PROPOSES 331 APARTMENTS IN MENOMONEE FALLS Fiduciary Real Estate Development Inc. is proposing 331 higher-end apartments for 14 acres west of the former Stolper site in Menomonee Falls, a $40 million project. The apartments would be north of Roosevelt Drive and south of a planned extension of Richfield Way, west of Patton Drive. -Milwaukee Journal Sentinel FORMER EATON BUILDING GETS REZONING OK
A proposed rezoning of what will soon be Eaton Corp.'s former division headquarters was endorsed Monday, helping prepare for the north side building's redevelopment. The Milwaukee Plan Commission unanimously recommended new zoning for the seven-story building at 4201 N. 27th St. Eaton will be leaving by the end of the year for its new building in Menomonee Falls. -Milwaukee Journal Sentinel APARTMENTS PLANNED FOR RIVERFRONT NEAR HUMBOLDT
A development firm is hoping to build apartments on a site overlooking the Milwaukee River just downriver from Humboldt Ave. HSI Properties LLC is planning the project for a 1-acre site at 1887 N. Water St., the former home of Pro Graphics Inc. That building, which has been vacant for several years, would be demolished and replaced by anywhere from roughly 80 to 100 apartments, said Ryan Schultz, HSI co-owner. -Milwaukee Journal Sentinel GOOD FOODS GROUP TO MOVE HQ FROM CHICAGO TO PLEASANT PRAIRIE Another Chicago area company plans to move to Kenosha County. Chicago-based Good Foods Group LLC has purchased a 57,000-square-foot building at 10100 88th Ave. in Pleasant Prairie and plans to establish production operations there and move its headquarters there, said company founder and chief executive officer Kurt Penn.
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