GLOBAL PRECISION INDUSTRIES MOVES TO MENOMONEE FALLS
Global Precision Industries Inc., a design and engineering firm, moved into new facilities to accommodate "several years of double-digit growth," but will keep its main operations in southeastern Wisconsin.
APARTMENTS PLANNED AT HALL AUTOMOTIVE SITE IN TOSA
Two Atlanta-based firms, Campbell Capital Group and Atlantic Realty Partners, have submitted plans to develop a four-story building with 236 apartments at 11011 W. North Ave. in Wauwatosa.
-LakeCountryNow.com
START-UP HUB WARD4 MILWAUKEE SEEKS APPLICATIONS
Ward 4 Milwaukee, a start-up hub planned for the Pritzlaff building complex south of downtown Milwaukee, has begun taking applications for potential occupants, Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele said Wednesday morning.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
DELAFIELD'S VILLAGE SQUARE APARTMENTS REJECTED
City of Delafield - The Plan Commission voted 6 to 1 tonight to recommend the city reject a proposal to build 90 high end apartment units on about 8 acres of land on the west side of the Village Square shopping center.
-LakeCountryNow.com
MENOMONEE VALLEY PARTNERS NAMES NEW DIRECTOR
Menomonee Valley Partners Inc. a nonprofit group that has helped lead the redevelopment of Milwaukee's Menomonee Valley, has appointed Corey Zetts as its new executive director, it was announced Wednesday.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
SUSSEX FIRM MOVING TO NEW GERMANTOWN INDUSTRIAL BUILDING
A new 28,800-square-foot industrial building for a company that is relocating from Sussex to Germantown has been approved for Germantown Industrial Park.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
PATRICK CUDAHY EXPANSION WINS APPROVAL
Patrick Cudahy Inc.'s proposed $12 million expansion of its Cudahy meatpacking facility has won approval from city officials.
HISTORIC PEWAUKEE BUILDING SOLD FOR OFFICES
The former Masonic Temple in the village of Pewaukee has been sold to the affiliate of a Waukesha marketing firm, which is remodeling the building into office space.