A plan for a $450 million mixed-use development across nine blocks in Kenosha's downtown won early approval from a city plan committee.
Tagged with: apartments C.D. Smith City of Kenosha Cobalt Partners John Antaramian Kenosha office redevelopment Scott Yauck
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Young families in Greenfield could get a new 273-unit apartment complex if city officials approve of a developer’s proposal to turn 25.5 acres of undeveloped land into multifamily housing.
Tagged with: City of Greenfield Cobalt Partners
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Plans for two restaurants in Greenfield have picked up momentum as developers want to begin construction this fall.
Tagged with: City of Greenfield Cobalt Partners Kubala Washatko Architects
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An $87 million mixed-use complex is in the works on South 70th Street in West Allis.
Tagged with: Cobalt Partners West Allis
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Hey, developers: There’s plenty of opportunity outside Milwaukee’s downtown.
Tagged with: 84South C.W. Purpero Cobalt Partners
Read More »A proposed development on a former landfill in Cudahy has more than doubled in projected value, and may receive a proportional increase in public money.
Tagged with: Brian Biernat Cobalt Partners
Read More »Cudahy is closing in on a revised agreement for a mixed-use development on a former landfill.
Tagged with: Brian Biernat Cobalt Partners Community Development Authority TIF
Read More »By Joe Lanane Waukesha-based Cobalt Partners LLC and the city of Cudahy are expected to finalize a development contract Friday to convert a former city landfill into retail property. Cobalt is taking on the risk for the development. Scott Yauck, ...
Tagged with: Cobalt Partners Cudahy Department of Natural Resources DNR landfill NAI MLG Commercial TIF Waukesha
Read More »By Sean Ryan Cudahy can support only one big-box retail store, leaving planners debating whether such a project should be built on the city’s Iceport property or on land near the edge of town. Cudahy is discussing the potential development ...
Tagged with: Cobalt Partners Cudahy retail
Read More »By Sean Ryan The weak development market is forcing municipalities to scale back the amount of money they give to support new projects. Cudahy, for example, plans to use tax-incremental financing to dedicate $5.8 million to a proposed $11 million ...
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