Jeramey Jannene is the President and co-founder of Urban Milwaukee. He covers City Hall and all aspects of Milwaukee's urban landscape, focusing on topics such as real estate development, the housing market, and urban planning. Jeramey has been featured in Hoodline and 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
Grant will help Salvation Army preserve Central City Plaza, once slated to be razed.
Move means MPS is losing another partner school. Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
Ald. Dimitrijevic leading council push for moratorium until regulations can be adopted.
Not about qualifications, but ideology says one council member. This article is available only to Urban Milwaukee's paid members.
By: Jeramey Jannene
Council backs requirements while eyeing even more restrictions. This article is available only to Urban Milwaukee's paid members.
But jury rejects lesser obstruction charge. Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
By: Jeramey Jannene
Mayor says tour dispels “lies” about city elections as senator touts rigor and bipartisan oversight at Central Count.
Despite 10 deaths from high-speed chases, council won't crack down on police pursuits. Why?
Offering comes as new Nature and Culture Museum of Wisconsin prepares to open.
By: Jeramey Jannene
City is now 'the most expensive place to sell harmful products to children' in the state.
