Hunter Turpin is a reporter for BizTimes Media, focusing on local news in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With a keen interest in real estate and development, Hunter covers stories on new housing projects, property acquisitions, and commercial developments in the area.
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By: Hunter Turpin
FPC Live’s music venue under construction on the former Bradley Center site in Deer District.
By: Hunter Turpin
ProHealth Care sold a Pewaukee office building to a Brookfield-based investment firm for $2.2 million, which is only about 20% of its assessed value. With plans to move its headquarters from a nearby office building, the health care system purchased the building at N17 W24300 Riverwood Drive in the Riverwood Corporate Center in 2019 for
By: Hunter Turpin
Nearly one year into construction, the total makeover of Northwestern Mutual’s North Office Building at its downtown Milwaukee corporate headquarters campus is beginning to take shape.
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The City of Milwaukee is proposing to tap a tax incremental financing (TIF) district to help fund construction for a new international fusion restaurant near the Park Place Business Park on the city’s far northwest side. The restaurant would be located in the former Point Burger Bar space at 10950 W. Good Hope Road, which
Kenosha-based Bear Development is planning a nearly 100-unit residential development in Somers. Known as Willow Creek, the project is planned for approximately 41 acres of undeveloped land located southwest of the intersection of 12th Street and Green Bay Road, which is currently owned by a Bear Development affiliate, Kenosha County records show. The project would
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Staffing and consulting firm MARS Solutions Group announced today that it plans to move its headquarters from Waukesha County to downtown Milwaukee. The company will lease space at 1433 N. Water St. Tenants in that building include marketing firm Bader Rutter, which moved its headquarters there from Brookfield in 2017. Much of the building is
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A local real estate investor has purchased a Glendale office building and plans to convert it into industrial space. The 80,000-square-foot building at 4160-4180 N. Port Washington Road was purchased by Wauwatosa-based Newlane Management for $3.2 million, according to state records. Built in 1907 as an industrial facility, about half of the multitenant building was
A pair of Milwaukee natives have launched a new company that will target small-scale residential and commercial projects with its first project set to start yet this month. Known as MESH Construction, the firm is an expansion of Milwaukee-based Emem Group, a real estate firm focused on development. Emem Group president and CEO Michael Emem
By: Hunter Turpin, Eppstein Uhen
Commercial development firm Irgens broke ground Thursday on the final piece of its 66-acre Brookfield development project The Corridor, with a new retail building that has so far been 50% pre-leased. The Wauwatosa-based firm acquired the 66-acre site, located along the north side of I-94 west of Calhoun Road, for about $10 million more than
A downsized proposal to build 570 housing units in Germantown was rejected by the village’s Plan Commission Monday. Developer Everett Frenz of Wisconsin Builders Inc., working on behalf of the property’s Madison-based owners, was planning to rezone the 65-acre property northeast of Fond du Lac Avenue and Donges Bay Road with several multifamily buildings and retail space. The
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