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Northland College Campus listed for sale after May closure
ASHLAND, Wis — The former Northland College campus in Ashland has been listed for sale. New York-based real estate company Newmark has announced that they are the sole listing advisor for the sale of the campus. The 100-acre campus in Ashland announced early this year that, following the conclusion...
WBAY Green Bay
Real estate company lists Northland College for sale
ASHLAND, Wis. (Northern News Now) - The Northland College campus in Ashland is officially for sale. The college closed in May after financial struggles. Newmark has listed Northland College’s 100-acre campus for sale. Newmark is a commercial real estate company with an office in Milwaukee. According to the listing,...
KBJR
Duluth housing demand expected to continue outpacing development in coming decade
howiehanson.com
Howie: Nearly 9,000 new Duluth housing units needed by 2035
Duluth community leaders released a new housing report Tuesday at the Holiday Center — Duluth’s historic downtown living room. Fitting, really. A community can’t brag about its living room if too many families can’t afford one of their own. The 2025 Comprehensive Housing Needs Analysis from...
rejournals.com
Newmark gains listing assignment to sell Northland College’s 19-building campus in Ashland
Newmark has been awarded the exclusive listing assignment with Northland College to sell its 19-building, 100-acre campus in Ashland, Wisconsin. Newmark Managing Director Bruce Westling is representing the seller. The private liberal arts college, which closed its doors in May of 2025, operated for more than 130 years along the...
KBJR
Homeowners showcase work to preserve historic properties in annual DPA tours
howiehanson.com
Howie: Vision for live-work housing targets wide range of residents
Downtown Duluth’s next chapter could be written not in retail storefronts or office towers, but in live-work housing designed to bring new residents into the city’s core. City officials, developers and community leaders have begun to explore how older buildings and underused spaces could be reimagined as live-work lofts, co-living suites and shared creative studios. The goal is to create a 24-hour neighborhood that blends housing with workspace and strengthens the downtown economy.
KBJR
Duluth Tenants vote yes on ‘Right to Repair’ ordinance
FOX 21 Online
The Force on Fifth: New Extended Stay Housing in Downtown
DULUTH, Minn. — After a few setbacks the Ordean Building finally has some occupants. The Force on Fifth held its ribbon cutting ceremony today, celebrating their opening as an ‘extended stay corporate housing project’. Originally, it was going to continue being a nonprofit office center. But between...
WDIO News Duluth-Superior
Downtown Duluth welcomes the opening of Force on 5th Ave. hotel
WDIO News Duluth-Superior
New software will help fire crews
Ashland Daily Press
Plans in development for former Beaser School building
A local property owner is looking to convert a historic building in Ashland into a housing complex. For several years, the classrooms inside the Beaser School building constructed in 1899 have been used as offices by local artists and business owners. One tenant is artist Greg Alexander, who transformed a classroom into his art studio. He has been working there for more than three decades. However, Alexander is uncertain if will be able to work there much longer. That’s because the building’s owner, Larry Cicero, is planning to convert the building into housing. City Planning Director Steven Wiley said the potential development is at the beginning of the planning phase. If plans are approved, he said construction wouldn’t begin until the Vaughn Public Library has moved out of the attached building formerly occupied by Cooperative Educational Service Agency 12, the nonprofit that serves 15 regional school districts with insurance programs, grant-writing, and other services. Once the library has moved back home to Vaughn Avenue, the plan is for the tenants at the Beaser School building to move into the former CESA 12 building, Wiley said. This isn’t the first time building owners have had big plans for the historic property,
northernnewsnow.com
Real estate company lists Northland College for sale
ASHLAND, Wis. (Northern News Now) - The Northland College campus in Ashland is officially for sale. The college closed in May after financial struggles. Newmark has listed Northland College’s 100-acre campus for sale. Newmark is a commercial real estate company with an office in Milwaukee. According to the listing,...
northernnewsnow.com
Duluth housing demand expected to continue outpacing development in coming decade
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Duluth’s housing difficulties have become a near constant in the city, and a new study shows they won’t be going away anytime soon. The study conducted by Maxfield Research and Consulting for the City of Duluth expects demand to continue dramatically outpacing development for housing of all types over the next decade.
northernnewsnow.com
Homeowners showcase work to preserve historic properties in annual DPA tours
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - In Duluth’s western neighborhoods, those intrigued by the city’s architecture were seen touring different historic properties. “I grew up in a neighborhood that didn’t have any, and I had no idea that all these gems were out there, and I just want to spread the word that they’re there,” said Sandy Burgstahler.
kdow.biz
FHLBank Chicago, IFF, Impact Seven, and Cinnaire Celebrate Groundbreaking of Trailview Cottages
Representatives from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago (FHLBank Chicago), IFF, Impact Seven, Cinnaire, and Northwood Technical College joined local leaders on Sept. 11 to celebrate the groundbreaking of Trailview Cottages, a new rural workforce housing development in Hayward, Wis. This press release features multimedia. View the full release...
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Northland College in Ashland sells nearly $1.5M worth of properties, including athletic fields
Northland College in Ashland has sold almost $1.5 million worth of properties after closing the campus this spring, including its baseball and softball fields. After operating for 133 years, Northland closed at the end of May due to rising costs and declining enrollment. The closure affected around 150 faculty and staff and roughly 250 students. The college included 19 buildings on a 130-acre campus.