MILWAUKEE COUNCIL OVERRIDES BARRETT VEO OFHOME LOAN PROGRAM
The Milwaukee Common Council successfully overrode Mayor Tom Barrett's veto of an interest-free home improvement loan program.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
NEW PHASE OF ZOO INTERCHANGE RECONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY
In the past two years, the DOT has worked on the roads surrounding the interchange so they can handle extra traffic.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
7-STORY UPSCALE APARTMENT BUILDING PLANNED NORTH OF DOWNTOWN
Known as The Rhythm, the building will have 140 studio and one-bedroom units at 1632-1640 N. Water St., said developer Tim Gokhman
7-STORY UPSCALE APARTMENT BUILDING PLANNED NORTH OF DOWNTOWN
Known as The Rhythm, the building will have 140 studio and one-bedroom units at 1632-1640 N. Water St., said developer Tim Gokhman
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
METRO-AREA HOME SALES UP 3.6% IN SEPTEMBER
Sales of existing homes in metropolitan Milwaukee rose 3.6% in September, the first time in 2014 that a monthly total topped last year's performance.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The City of Brookfield Plan Commission unanimously endorsed providing $2.6 million in grants for a 26-acre industrial development north of Gumina Road, between Barker and Springdale roads.
-Brookfieldnow.com
MUKWONAGO TO CONSIDER MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT NEAR LAKE
The Village of Mukwonago has purchased a 3.4-acre property that will be a future development site--possibly for a mix of uses, with an urban style.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Investment groups led by developer Michael Dilworth have deeded an office building at Milwaukee's Park Place business park in lieu of foreclosure, according to state real estate records.
METRO-AREA HOME SALES UP 3.6% IN SEPTEMBER
Sales of existing homes in metropolitan Milwaukee rose 3.6% in September, the first time in 2014 that a monthly total topped last year's performance.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
BROOKFIELD PANEL ENDORSES $2.6 MILLION IN TIF FUNDING OFR DEVELOPMENT NEAR CAPITOL AIRPORT
The City of Brookfield Plan Commission unanimously endorsed providing $2.6 million in grants for a 26-acre industrial development north of Gumina Road, between Barker and Springdale roads.
-Brookfieldnow.com
MUKWONAGO TO CONSIDER MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT NEAR LAKE
The Village of Mukwonago has purchased a 3.4-acre property that will be a future development site--possibly for a mix of uses, with an urban style.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
INVESTORS DEED PARK PLACE OFFICE BUILDING TO LENDER
Investment groups led by developer Michael Dilworth have deeded an office building at Milwaukee's Park Place business park in lieu of foreclosure, according to state real estate records.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
WISCONSIN GREEN BUILDING ALLIANCE HONORS STATE'S GREENEST PROJECTS
The team for Northwestern Mutual's Van Buren Office Building, led by Mortenson Construction, will take top honors in the Sustainable Energy Efficiency competition
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
STATE STREET STATION IN WAUWATOSA GETS MIXED FEEDBACK BUT MOVES AHEAD
Although many neighbors said they didn't think the five-story development planned for the Wauwatosa Village fit the neighborhood, preliminary plans for State Street Station gained approval Monday from the Wauwatosa Plan Commission.
-Wauwatosanow.com
VIDEO: TOM DAYKIN DISCUSSES BUYING DISTRESSED PROPERTIES
A former factory building at W. Hadley and N. 4th streets was sold to Florida-based Mercy Foundation Group, which specializes in buying properties at bargain prices, and then reselling them to generate proceeds for its charitable mission.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Although many neighbors said they didn't think the five-story development planned for the Wauwatosa Village fit the neighborhood, preliminary plans for State Street Station gained approval Monday from the Wauwatosa Plan Commission.
-Wauwatosanow.com
VIDEO: TOM DAYKIN DISCUSSES BUYING DISTRESSED PROPERTIES
A former factory building at W. Hadley and N. 4th streets was sold to Florida-based Mercy Foundation Group, which specializes in buying properties at bargain prices, and then reselling them to generate proceeds for its charitable mission.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
