No word yet on the grocer to replace Metcalfe's, but Gebhardt tells the city it wants to build 13-stories tall, near the top of the Capitol view height limit.
September saw a listing success rate of 71.5% for single-family homes and 74.4% for condos in Dane County, according to MLS data. Sold homes spent about 56 days on the market, while condos that sold took an average 118 days.
In perhaps the least-contentious budgeting process in years, the Madison City Council adopted both its 2014 capital and operating budgets in just over four hours.
UW-Madison will share in a $3.2 million grant designed to help address a nursing shortage and receive another $2.4 million for a tech start-up program under an initiative meant to spur job growth across the state.
Mercury Marine Inc., a Fond du Lac manufacturer of outboard marine engines, is planning a $30 million expansion that would be fueled by a $10 million government loan.
Mayor Tom Barrett cited a study that concludes if the city lost its right to enforce a residency rule, an estimated 375 employees a year will move to the suburbs.
Wisconsin businesses in search of investment could tap into the crowd-sourcing approach popularized by websites such as Kickstarter, under a bipartisan bill signed Thursday by Gov. Scott Walker.
A mixed-use development, apparently including apartments and street-level commercial space, is planned for Milwaukee's Bronzeville neighborhood on the city's north side.
The Greendale Village Board has approved a permit allowing biking and winter sports at The Rock sports complex - ending a dispute which could have delayed the start of its ski season.
The really high-end condominium market might not have sprung back after the housing market crash, but the market for condos in the $185,000 range might be doing better, and Ener-Con Companies, Greenfield, is ready to bet a lot of money on that.
Amazon.com Inc. will receive up to $7 million in state tax credits in connection with its new distribution and order fulfillment center being developed in Kenosha.
Lawmakers are delaying the approval of more money and a new private fundraising arm for the state's flagship jobs agency, saying they want to ensure strong oversight of both.
