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Development over Brewers stadium parking lots ballparked at nearly $800 million
Development around American Family Field in Milwaukee County was valued at nearly $800 million, but it will have to consider factors such as the floodplain, environmental remediation and lease agreements with the Brewers.
Hamm’s Brewery in St. Paul to get $140M revival
Momentum builds for a $140 million adaptive reuse project at the Hamm's Brewery in St. Paul, which includes a mix of new construction and historic renovation.
Authentix Stoughton breaks ground on 312 apartments
Construction has started on Authentix Stoughton, a 312-unit, garden-style apartment community in Stoughton, a city of 13,000 southeast of Madison.
Wisconsin expert backs panelized homes for affordability
One expert with Wisconsin ties said he’s driving for public-private partnership to support a tested home construction method.
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.
Thiensville reviews plans for 80-unit apartment project
Thiensville officials reviewed rezoning for a 80-unit, three-story apartment building on Main Street. Mequon-based Heimat Group negotiated the site for months.
Assembly passes bill to delay commercial building code
The Wisconsin State Assembly passed a bill to push new commercial building codes back to April 1, 2026.
McShane to build 50-unit apartment community in Madison
Lincoln Avenue Communities is the developer behind the 50-unit, five-story affordable apartment building in Madison.
M&R Development to build more apartments in St. Francis
M&R Development announced it started construction of 278 apartment units south of Milwaukee. This will be the firm's second apartment complex built in St. Francis.
Stoughton, developer enter agreement ahead of $76 million affordable housing project
The city of Stoughton approved a development agreement for The Alexander Co.'s $76 million Riverhavn project, which will add 250 apartments on Yahara River.
Shovels in the ground for 48-unit Marshview Apartments in Sheboygan Falls
Mequon-based Brew City Capital Group broke ground on the Marshview Apartments, a 48-unit, ground-up apartment development southwest of the Wisconsin Highways 23 and 32 intersection.
Mixed-use mass timber project in store for St. Francis triangle lot
St. Francis officials will consider a mixed-use development upward of $100 million and a 12-story mass timber apartment tower.
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