Ethan Duran is a Staff Writer at The Daily Reporter. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as urban development, housing markets, and transportation policy. Ethan's work has been featured in notable publications including Milwaukee Record, Milwaukee Magazine, and the Wisconsin Law Journal.
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Trinity Three Irish Pubs and Vagabond nightlife locations in Milwaukee's Water Street are listed for sale by The Barry Co. marketing team.
The first trade union in Wisconsin publicly reported its endorsement for Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, right before her campaign manager was fired for alleged mismanagement.
By: Ethan Duran
See the largest recent winning bids for municipal infrastructure projects in Wisconsin, including Waukesha and Milwaukee improvements.
By: Ethan Duran
After two years of searching, Madison-based Realta Fusion will build a research and development facility in its own backyard at the former Oscar Mayer plant site.
By: Ethan Duran
A multi-million-dollar overhaul of Milwaukee County's courthouse complex will give students a chance to learn about the architecture and engineering fields.
Minor site work has started at the Buc-ee's Travel Center planned on West Elm Road off Interstate 94 in Oak Creek. The more than 73,000-square-foot project is expected to wrap up in 2028.
A Milwaukee marketing firm was set to break ground on its new headquarters in Oak Creek. It will have to wait for the smoke to clear.
Despite ongoing labor challenges, higher fuel prices and pushback against data center megaprojects, the country’s contractors are doing better than expected.
Milwaukee's courthouse redevelopment is giving high school apprentices hands-on experience in architecture and engineering through AECOM.
Construction remains stronger than expected in 2026 as data center demand fuels growth despite labor shortages, higher fuel costs and material prices.
