MILWAUKEE YMCA FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY, TO SELL SUBURBAN ASSETS
Under the plan, the YMCA will establish 'an urban Milwaukee Y' centered in or near the city and sell its suburban centers.
TOP YMCA OFFICIALS SAY HOW THEY ARRIVED AT BANKRUPTCY OPTION
If the restructuring plan succeeds, a much smaller YMCA will emerge with a budget of $15 million instead of $37 million.
VIDEO: SAGE ON JACKSON APARTMENTS
Mike O'Connor's first venture into developing a new apartment building wasn't planned as an environmentally sustainable project. But after realizing the eventual cost savings, as well as the marketing cachet, he decided green was the way to go.
-Milwaukee Journal SentinelRUBY FARM SITE PITCHED FOR STORES, OFFICES, HOUSING
Brookfield's 66-acre Ruby Farm site, north of I-94 and west of Calhoun Road, would be developed into office buildings, stores, restaurants, housing and other commercial buildings under a new proposal.
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Fresh Thyme Farmers Market's plans to open an organic supermarket in Brookfield are moving forward with a proposed redevelopment of an aging strip retail center.
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Brookfield Square's owner is seeking city financing help for an expansion project, while also delaying completion of that work by about a year beyond its original schedule.
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COSTCO TO ANCHOR MENOMONEE FALLS PROJECT
A new Coscto store will anchor a large mixed-use development planned for Menomonee Falls.
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ULINE DOUBLING PLEASANT PRAIRIE COMPLEX, ADDING 500 JOBS
Packaging materials distributor Uline Inc. will double its Pleasant Prairie corporate campus, adding 500 jobs, Gov. Scott Walker announced Tuesday.
