DEVELOPER CHANGES PROPOSAL TO ADDRESS CONCERNS OF NEIGHBORS 

Developer changes housing proposal to address concerns of neighbors

-Wisconsin State Journal

CONDO OWNERS ON EAST WILSON NOT HAPPY ABOUT 14-STORY APARTMENT NEXT DOOR

Neighbors are worried about diminishing views, traffic congestion and privacy issues.

-The Cap Times  

Journeyman proposal delivers more tax base, hotel rooms and parking than JDS, but needs larger city investment.

-Wisconsin State Journal

DEVELOPER CONSIDERING HOUSING, RETAIL, TRANSIT PROJECT NEAR KOHL CENTER 

Developer considering housing, retail, transit center near Kohl Center.

-Wisconsin State Journal

VELOCITY, A RESTAURANT/APARTMENTS DEVELOPMENT, PLANNED ALONG BIKE TRAIL IN VERONA 

The 24-unit building is hoping to attract young professionals, empty-nesters and, of course, Epic Systems employees

-The Cap Times 

TENNY-LAPHAM WAITS FOR NEW GROCER AT 800 EAST WASH 

With Metcalfe's pulling out, there is speculation aplenty over what grocery store might anchor the Gebhardt development.

-The Cap Times  

ROYSTER CORNERS FIGHTS PERCEPTION ABOUT DENSITY OF LOW-INCOME HOUSING 

A 70-unit apartment project in the works includes subsidized units, but boosters say the rest of the redevelopment is priced at market rate.

-The Cap Times

IOWA COUNTY MULLS BICYCLE EVENT ORDINANCE 

Bicyclists and others are worried as officials develop an ordinance regulating bicycle and other events on the county's rural highways 

-Wisconsin State Journal

HISTORIC ORPHEUM THEATRE GETS A NEW OWNER IN ADVANCE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 

Local businessman Gus Paras, owner of the Comedy Club and other Downtown properties, said he and longtime friend Henry Doane will be partners in running the landmark theater at 216 State St. and restoring it to its former glory.

-Wisconsin State Journal

Madison property owners wanting to cash in on websites offering short-term rentals must consider new regulations after a Madison City Council measure passed Tuesday.

-Wisconsin State Journal