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The Wisconsin Supreme Court has reduced a $1 million damage award against a title insurance company in a Door County property dispute.

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Wisconsin's existing home sales fell 11 percent in March compared to the same period a year ago.

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It appears the recovery in the national commercial real estate market may be about to pick up significant pace.

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Milwaukee agency seeks money to spur resales Milwaukee has acquired 117 commercial properties through property tax foreclosure since 2010 but has found buyers for only 19 of those buildings. That resale rate is too low, said Martha Brown, deputy commissioner ...

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The city of Milwaukee is scheduled to host a homeownership fair Saturday.

A Milwaukee proposal to partner with ACTS Community Development Corp. to sell foreclosed homes got a panel’s approval Tuesday.

Flood insurance for Teresa Secord's modest La Crosse home cost her $525 last year. So when the bank told her she'd have to pay nearly $3,700 this year, she gave them an earful.

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Milwaukee-based real estate firm Siegel-Gallgher sold the Button Block Building at 500 N. Water St., Milwaukee, to Kenosha-based Bear Development LLC.

The new federal Net Investment Income Tax became effective in 2013, making this the first year that we are seeing its effects on tax returns.

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Contractor Cindy Kuhs sold homes in two Milwaukee subdivisions before the recession. Now the president of Hales Corners-based Kuhs Quality Homes claims building more would be a losing game unless the city offered construction subsidies.

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