Yesterday I had a great time moving 40 sheets of drywall for a friend. We had to get each pair of drywall sheets to the bottom of the basement stairs, stand them on end, climb up on a ledge above the stairs, lift up the drywall and angle it just right to squeeze it between the ceiling and the railing of the stairs. We got them down there without injury or breaking anything.
Have a great week!
Joe
Development News for the Weeks of: 2/01/2014 - 2/07/2014
The Judge Doyle Square Committee recommended JDS, comprised of the Hammes Co. and Majestic Realty Co., over another finalist team led by the Journeyman Group to join the city in perhaps its largest redevelopment project ever on blocks now hosting the Madison Municipal Building and the Govern...
Council members Tuesday approved $80,000 for architectural and engineering services related to the planned renovation of a duplex at 1409-1411 Theresa Terrace on the city's Southwest Side.
A new bipartisan supported law raises the the state income tax credit on remodeling costs of historic buildings from 10% to 20% and is in turn causing increased interest from developers.
A proposal requiring Milwaukee County to seek a court ruling on whether its Downtown Transit Center can be sold for private development was delayed Thursday by the County Board after opponents said it would hurt those development efforts.
A strip retail center is being proposed for a Germantown site. The 21,750-square-foot multi-tenant center would be developed at N96 W19100 and N96 W19062 County Line Road, according to the Germantown Plan Commission agenda. The commission is to conduct a review of the proposal at its Monday meeting.
Wauwatosa has approved $3.3 million in city financing for the cleanup and redevelopment of the former Western Metals site, immediately north of the Grede Foundry, off State Street.
City of Delafield - A growing debate is developing in City Hall over the financial viability of the Village Square shopping center. The questions arise after a surprising 4-2 vote Monday night by the Common Council to reject a proposal to develop a 90-unit, high-rent apartment complex adjacent to the shopping center.
A Milwaukee business park for water technology companies is drawing interest for a potential anchor project, said Lee Swindall, of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp.
