Andrew Weiland is the Editor of BizTimes Milwaukee, a magazine and website dedicated to business news in southeastern Wisconsin. With a focus on construction, real estate, and various aspects of business and economics, he has been instrumental in covering topics relevant to the region's economic landscape. Andrew is featured in BizTimes Media.
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Andrew's coverage predominantly focuses on the local real estate and business news in Milwaukee and Wisconsin. He heavily features profile features, press releases, private sector announcements, and event coverage related to business acquisitions and real estate.
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The F Street team, including founder Scott Lurie, bottom row second from right.
By: Andrew Weiland
An affiliate of Ashley Capital, a New York-based industrial real estate company, has purchased the 223-acre former South Hills Country Club site in Racine County, where it plans to develop an industrial park. The company bought the site, located southeast of I-94 and Golf Road in Caledonia and Mount Pleasant, for $24.5 million, according to
There was certainly no shortage of significant business news in southeastern Wisconsin this year including major events, significant expansions, big projects and a national television show filmed here. So, it’s time to take a final look back at 2024, with my annual review of the biggest local business stories of the year (you can also
Menomonee Falls-based development firm Continental Properties announced that it has opened its 320-unit townhome-style Springs at Meadowbrook development built on a 63-acre site at 601 Sierra Circle in Waukesha.
Happy New Year! Here are some of the top local business stories that we will be watching closely in 2025: Trump’s return to the White House As president-elect Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House, he is promising to make waves with big changes that could impact the local economy. Policy changes on
Good City Brewing acquired by Explorium, City Lights Brewing Company to close
Shallece Saleen and Dheren Stewart, the new owners of St. Francis Brewery.
By: Andrew Weiland
David Alan Alan's Smokehouse & Saloon at the Milwaukee Public Market.
By: Andrew Weiland
Brookfield-based Kowal Investment Group has been acquired by Overland Park, Kansas-based Creative Planning, one of the largest registered investment
By: Andrew Weiland
Commercial real estate firm NAI Pfefferle, which has offices in Appleton, Green Bay, Sheboygan and Wausau, has added a Milwaukee-area office at 1233 N. Mayfair Road in Wauwatosa.
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