ANCHOR BANK TWEAKS DESIGN FOR DOWNTOWN RENOVATIONS
If plan revisions are approved Wednesday, work is expected to begin in July on the nine-story downtown AnchorBank refurbishing.
-Wisconsin State Journal
APARTMENT PROJECTS TAKE THE NEXT STEP IN AMENITIES WITH ROOFTOP POOLS
At least four major apartment projects will offer upscale amenity.
-Wisconsin State Journal
WILL MILLENNIALS EVER BUY HOUSES
The downtown apartment boom raises questions of how to get the renters to put down roots.
-The Cap Times
WHERE HAVE ALL THE CONDOS GONE IN MADISON?
Amid the downtown apartment flurry, Realtors say interested buyers aren't finding much inventory to choose from.
-The Cap Times
BOOM TOWN: THERE'S NO END IN SIGHT TO NEW, UPSCALE APARTMENTS DOWNTOWN, BUT HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH?�
But all the apartment buildings are causing some hand-wringing over how many new units the city can absorb and the impact on the price of housing
-The Cap Times
WESTON PLACE CONDO OWNERS NOT BACKING DOWN
Developers make changes to a 12-story apartment proposal on Segoe Road but neighbors say it's still too dense and will drive down their property values.
-The Cap Times
CITY STAFF OK WITH 14-STORY TOWER AT 800 EAST WASHINGTON�
Festival Foods will anchor the long-awaited project on the former Don Miller auto dealer site.
-The Cap Times
ON POLITICS: BUILDNG COMMISSION APPROVES EXPANDING CRIME LAB, UW-MADISON PROJECTS
The state Building Commission approved a number of projects at its Wednesday meeting, including two in Dane County.
-Wisconsin State Journal
MADISON CENTRAL LIBRARY REMODELING NAMED TOP PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT IN WISCONSIN
The $30 million renovation was honored for its administration and collaboration between its managing agency, design team and contractor.
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FITCHBURG AIMS TO BOOST HOUSING, BUSINESS AROUND NORTH FISH HATCHERY ROAD
City leaders hope to see more private investment, with three lots ready for development and two big apartment projects -- one new, one rehabbed -- nearing completion.
-Wisconsin State Journal
PUBLIC SPENDING PAVES WAY FOR PRIVATE INITIATIVE
A history of change, progress on north Fish Hatchery Road.
-Wisconsin State Journal
UW-MADISON STUDENTS OVERWHELMINGLY APPROVE REC FACILITIES UPGRADES, FEES INCREASE
Between Monday and Wednesday, students voted overwhelmingly in favor of a recreational sports facilities plan, which will improve the campus' aging fields, gyms, pools and tracks.
-Wisconsin State Journal
CITY COUNCIL STRUGGLES OVER PRESERVATION OF LAKE VIEW FROM LAMP HOUSE
Some council members questioned whether protecting the view of the private residence would set a precedent for future debates.
-Wisconsin State Journal
FITCHBURG TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARING ON FUTURE OF NINE SPRINGS GOLF COURSE
The Parks Commission is asking people to weigh in on an alternative park plan for Nine Springs before the City Council decides the course's future in May.
-Wisconsin State Journal