SCOTT WALKER REJECTS MENOMINEE BID FOR KENOSHA CASINO
The governor's office said he was rejecting the bid because of fears that an agreement with the Potawatomi tribe could require state taxpayers to pay millions of dollars.
AMERICANS FOR PROPERTY WORKING WITH DONOVAN TO DERAIL STREETCAR PLAN
The Milwaukee Common Council voiced support for the $124 million project on a close vote but under a procedural move will take it up again Feb. 10.
167-UNIT APARTMENT PROJECT PROPOSED FOR DREXEL TOWN SQUARE
Barrett Visionary Development is seeking the approval of Oak Creek city planners for the project, known as Emerald Row Apartments.
Barrett Visionary Development is seeking the approval of Oak Creek city planners for the project, known as Emerald Row Apartments.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
VIDEO: DOWNTOWN WAUKESHA DRAWS HIGH-END APARTMENTS
In this week's Land & Space video, we look at four high-end apartment developments, totaling over 300 units, in the works in the downtown Waukesha area.
VIDEO: DOWNTOWN WAUKESHA DRAWS HIGH-END APARTMENTS
In this week's Land & Space video, we look at four high-end apartment developments, totaling over 300 units, in the works in the downtown Waukesha area.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
DEVELOPMENT COULD RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID FROM BROOKFIELD
City officials unveiled a proposal that includes $7.55 million in city financing that would help Irgens Development Partners finance The Corridor, an office, retail and hotel project.
DEVELOPMENT COULD RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID FROM BROOKFIELD
City officials unveiled a proposal that includes $7.55 million in city financing that would help Irgens Development Partners finance The Corridor, an office, retail and hotel project.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
BROOKFIELD COUNCIL TABLES QUARRY PROJECT CITING UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
After a few weeks of smooth sailing, the Regal family and the developer MRCR's proposal for an apartment complex south of Burleigh Road was met with rough going at Tuesday night's Brookfield Common Council meeting.
-BrookfieldNow.com
BAUMAN: JOHNSON CONTROLS LAKEFRONT BUILDING COULD HOUSE 2,000-PLUS EMPLOYEES
The office tower which Johnson Controls Inc. is considering for Milwaukee's downtown lakefront area would house roughly 2,000 to 3,000 employees, according to Ald. Bob Bauman.
BROOKFIELD COUNCIL TABLES QUARRY PROJECT CITING UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
After a few weeks of smooth sailing, the Regal family and the developer MRCR's proposal for an apartment complex south of Burleigh Road was met with rough going at Tuesday night's Brookfield Common Council meeting.
-BrookfieldNow.com
BAUMAN: JOHNSON CONTROLS LAKEFRONT BUILDING COULD HOUSE 2,000-PLUS EMPLOYEES
The office tower which Johnson Controls Inc. is considering for Milwaukee's downtown lakefront area would house roughly 2,000 to 3,000 employees, according to Ald. Bob Bauman.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LEASES ADDITIONAL DOWNTOWN SPACE
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. has agreed to lease a large block of space downtown Milwaukee's 411 East Wisconsin office tower.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
TOSA COUNCIL OKS ZONING FOR STATE STREET STATION APARTMENTS
The State Street Station apartments and retail project planned for the 7400 block of W. State St. has been approved by the Wauwatosa Common Council.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
BUSINESS PARK PROPOSED AT HIGHWAY 164, LISBON ROAD IN SUSSEX
Representatives of Wangard Real Estate Developers told the plan commission last week that they would like to begin construction this summer on a 73-acre multiuse business park on the Basting farm on the northwest corner of Highway 164 and Lisbon Road.
-LakeCountryNow.com
MODERNE HIGH-RISE PAYS OFF 1 OF 2 CITY LOANS
One of two city loans used to help finance downtown Milwaukee's Moderne apartment and condominium high-rise has been paid off.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
PROPOSED CRAFT BREWERY SEEKING TOWN OF CEDARBURG LOAN
A craft brewery and tasting room would be developed in the Town of Cedarburg, with the help of a $50,000 town loan, under a new proposal.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The State Street Station apartments and retail project planned for the 7400 block of W. State St. has been approved by the Wauwatosa Common Council.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
BUSINESS PARK PROPOSED AT HIGHWAY 164, LISBON ROAD IN SUSSEX
Representatives of Wangard Real Estate Developers told the plan commission last week that they would like to begin construction this summer on a 73-acre multiuse business park on the Basting farm on the northwest corner of Highway 164 and Lisbon Road.
-LakeCountryNow.com
MODERNE HIGH-RISE PAYS OFF 1 OF 2 CITY LOANS
One of two city loans used to help finance downtown Milwaukee's Moderne apartment and condominium high-rise has been paid off.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
PROPOSED CRAFT BREWERY SEEKING TOWN OF CEDARBURG LOAN
A craft brewery and tasting room would be developed in the Town of Cedarburg, with the help of a $50,000 town loan, under a new proposal.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
