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The City of Milwaukee is planning a major redesign for an eight-block stretch of North Water Street downtown, hoping to decrease traffic accidents and enhance the pedestrian experience through the Water Street entertainment and nightlife district.

Redevelopment of the 37-story 100 East office tower in downtown Milwaukee took a significant step forward Friday when the Wisconsin Historic Preservation Review Board voted unanimously to nominate the building for state and federal historic status. The nomination clears the way for 100 East’s development team, comprised of Milwaukee-based Klein Development and restaurateur John Vassallo, to

Milwaukee-based Marquee Capital, the real estate investment arm of Marcus Corp., purchased the large-format retail portions of the 84South development in Greenfield for $33.1 million. The purchase includes three separate retail buildings with about 195,000 square feet of leasable retail space, all of which is occupied. Major tenants include Kohl’s, Total Wine & More, Fresh Thyme

Construction on the commercial portion of Belle City Square, a 16-acre redevelopment in Racine, reached a milestone this month with the addition of a maker space for growing local businesses. Known as Maltworks, the multi-story historic building has been renovated into 55 office studios and is welcoming its first tenants. The entire Maltworks building, located

An assisted living facility in Cedarburg valued at $3.3 million was sold at a sheriff’s sale, according to state records.

A contentious proposal to redevelop a historic building to create housing in Milwaukee’s industrial-focused Menomonee Valley is moving forward after a “peace treaty” was reached between those in favor of and those opposed to the project Kendall Breunig of Franklin-based Sunset Investors wants to convert the 129-year-old building at 324 N. 15th St. into around

Two of the office buildings that will be repurposed. Image from Scott Crawford Inc.

The Country Inn & Suites in Pleasant Prairie was recently sold for $5.2 million, according to state property records. Built in 1998, the 89-room hotel, 7011 122nd Ave., was purchased by a Madison-based entity that also owns hotel properties in Dane County like the Econo Lodge, state records show. It was sold by a Bristol-based

Milwaukee-based Three Leaf Partners purchased a four-building industrial portfolio in Walworth for $9.5 million. The buildings, which have a total of

The developer behind The Trade hotel in downtown Milwaukee has finalized plans for a second Deer District hotel that it estimates will break ground late next year. Middleton-based North Central Group is proposing a nine-story, 162-room hotel adjacent to the 4,500-capacity FPC Live music venue, which is currently under construction and on track for a