Possibilities include a 100-foot-wide pedestrian-bicycle bridge connecting Downtown to Law Park.
-Wisconsin State Journal
FORMER JOHANNSEN'S SITE SLATED FOR ARBOR GATE II OFFICE DEVELOPMENT
Kayser Nissan owner Pat Baxter has scrapped plans to use it for an expansion of the dealership and will develop it instead.
-Wisconsin State Journal
DANE COUNTY HOME BUILDING UP IN FEBRUARY
The 11 percent rise is a return to form for Dane County, after a rare year-over-year drop in January permits.
-Wisconsin State Journal
DANE COUNTY HOME SALES DROP IN FEBRUARY
Sales were down for the second straight month of 2014, though less steeply than they were in January.
-Wisconsin State Journal
BUYING A HOUSE IS RISKIER NOW, UW-MADISON EXPERT MORRIS DAVIS TELLS WALL STREET JOURNAL
Big gains no longer guaranteed, according to Davis, who runs the university's highly rated Graaskamp Center for Real Estate in the School of Business.
-Wisconsin State Journal
MORTENSON CONSTRUCTION VP MARK SHERRY SEES RENEWED SURGE OF PROJECTS COMING IN 2014
Mark Sherry, 50, has been running Mortenson Construction's Madison office since it opened in 2006, along with the company's Milwaukee office since 2000.
-Wisconsin State Journal
JOHNSON BEND DEVELOPERS SAY DOWNTOWN APARTMENT MARKET FAR FROM SATURATED
The proposal at 433 W. Johnson St. would be the third major upscale rental project within two blocks.
-The Cap Times
ANOTHER 60 APARTMENTS PROPOSED AT WILLIAMSON AND BLOUNT
The Rifken Group proposal is on the same block as the controversial 722 Williamson plan.
-The Cap Times
AIRPORT HEIGHT LIMIT WILL KEEP EAST WASH FROM GOING ALL HIGH-RISE
Little-known FAA-driven restrictions capped the height of the new Constellation apartments and the proposed project across Livingston Street on the 800 block.
-The Cap Times
WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU MOVE TO MADISON
A real-estate website is giving away our biggest secrets to would-be residents.
-Wisconsin State Journal
MADISON COMMUNITY COOPERATIVE MAY SELL BURNED LOTHLARIEN HOUSE PROPERTY OFF LANGDON
The fire-damaged Lothlarien House, cooperative housing on Lakelawn Place, should be sold and the money used to develop housing elsewhere, Madison Community Cooperative leaders recommend.
-Wisconsin State Journal
EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE PROJECT GAINS PLAN COMMISSION APPROVAL
The Madison Plan Commission unanimously granted a conditional use permit for Gebhardt Development's plans for a $70 million to $85 million redevelopment of the 800 block of East Washington Avenue.
-Wisconsin State Journal
