Jeramey Jannene is the President and co-founder of Urban Milwaukee. He covers City Hall and all things related to the city of Milwaukee, focusing on themes such as construction, real estate, and regional interests. Jeramey is featured in Urban Milwaukee, Inc.
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Jeramey Jannene's coverage is predominantly focused on local government announcements, real estate industry developments, and legal policy regulations in Milwaukee and Wisconsin. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to local government policies, urban development projects, real estate market trends in Milwaukee and Wisconsin. Additionally, topics addressing sustainability initiatives or economic impact analyses relevant to the region may also be of interest.
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By: Jeramey Jannene
Much of former Central City Plaza complex north of Downtown could be replaced.
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City has tried multiple times to sell former Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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Lianna Bishop will replace Gina Stilp at Zilber Family Foundation.
Jeffers plans to break ground this summer on full-block development.
Special election for third district aldermanic seat draws large field.
Milwaukee manufacturer plans to add up to 60 jobs to Good Hope Road facility.
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