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24-unit luxury apartment building in Brookfield sold for $6.75 million
A 24-unit luxury apartment building in Brookfield sold for $6.75 million.
Historic Lake Geneva industrial property sold for $1.45 million
Stout Development Group bought a 14,918-square-foot industrial building at the former Sheridan Springs Bottling Works site in Lake Geneva for $1.45 million.
Capital Partners buys Waukesha industrial center for $10 million
Capital Partners recently acquired a building in Waukesha from Mohr Capital for $10 million.
Wisconsin’s future: How OBBBA strengthens state real estate and development
Wisconsin developers see new opportunities under tax law changes, including LIHTC boosts, opportunity zones, Section 179 expensing and QBI deduction.
Office tenants plan growth as hybrid work boosts demand
According to a CBRE survey, 43% of office users plan to expand space as attendance rises, signaling gradual recovery in the U.S. office market.
Investors snap up growing share of US homes as traditional buyers struggle to afford one
Nearly 27% of all homes sold in the first three months of the year were bought by investors — the highest share in at least five years
The Grain Mass Timber Development
A 129,000-sq-ft mass timber development brings offices, retail, jobs and sustainable design to Delafield, revitalizing a former service station lot.
Marriott Center at Poplar Creek Town Center
The Marriott Center at Poplar Creek Town Center in Brookfield represents a significant investment in the local community and its ongoing revitalization.
Companies strive for Class A offices in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee office market lost more than 97,000 square feet of office space after several major businesses packed up.
Medical facility changes hands in Waukesha County
CBRE supported two real estate transfers in Wisconsin, including in Waukesha County and Racine.
Phoenix Investors acquires industrial campus in West Milwaukee
Phoenix Investors paid $9 million for a 56-acre campus from motor manufacturer Regal Rexnord.
Milwaukee offices end year with net loss, but high-end offices remain in demand
Like the rest of the nation, Class A office space remained a hot commodity in the Milwaukee office market through 2024. That’s according to the latest report by Jones Lang […]
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- VJS Construction raises the roof for Bruce Guadalupe Community School expansion project
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