Downtown Milwaukee’s Ramada Hotel Being Deconstructed and Recycled
Downtown Milwaukee’s former Ramada hotel, 633 W. Michigan St., will be deconstructed by Recyclean, a Kenosha development firm specializing in responsibly removing structures.
New Affordable Housing Development Proposed For Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward
A new development proposal has been approved that is slated to create 91 units of affordable housing in one of Milwaukee’s hottest neighborhoods, Walker’s Point.
Major Expansion and Revamp of Sun Plaza
In collaboration with Kenosha County Human Services, we are excited to share our plans to revitalize and expand the Sun Plaza mixed-use development.
Sun Plaza Redevelopment Addition Plans Submitted
Alongside Kenosha County Human Services, we’re looking for city approvals to add an additional 79,757 square feet to the mixed-use shopping center, Sun Plaza.
Watch List for Construction in 2023 Includes Filer & Stowell Lofts
Many significant Milwaukee apartment developments are looking to proceed in 2023, although inflated construction costs and higher interest rates on commercial loans may make this picture somewhat [...]
Construction Underway On First Phase Of Iron District Development
Construction is underway on the first phase of the Iron District development in downtown Milwaukee.
More than 280 Homes Coming to Burlington’s South End
Burlington will welcome new homes for more than 1,000 people in a development that’s been years in the making.
Iron District MKE Part Of Biggest Milwaukee Business Stories Of 2022
According to Milwaukee Business News Viewpoint, Iron District MKE was one of the biggest local business stories of 2022.
HQ of Johnson Controls Inc. Redevelopment in Works
The redevelopment plans for the area around the vacant Johnson Controls Inc. headquarters building in downtown Milwaukee are still pending, but Bear Real Estate Group (BREG) is [...]
Racine County Housing Development Increasing
Racine County, RCEDC, local municipalities, and partnering developers are working to meet the housing needs of Southeast Wisconsin head-on.