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Pearl Lake sees growth under new ownership
SOUTH BELOIT, Ill. (WIFR) - For decades, Pearl Lake served as a summer destination in South Beloit before closing to the public following a property change in 2019. The lake reopened in 2023 after a new owner, Lance Beatch, purchased the 207-acre property, bringing new life to a destination many residents thought was gone for good.
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The Little Wisconsin Town Where Monthly Rent Stays Under $600 And Nobody’s In A Hurry
Finding a place where you can afford rent without selling your plasma twice a week feels like discovering a unicorn these days. Baraboo, Wisconsin is that unicorn, except it’s real and you can actually move there. This town of approximately 12,000 people in Sauk County has somehow managed to...
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Basketball player turned developer excited about Park Street project
The Cap Times is an independent newsroom serving Madison and Wisconsin. Sign up for the Morning Update to receive news in your inbox each morning. When Julian Walters was playing professional basketball in Europe, he thought he had the next decade of his life planned out. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and his career abruptly came to a halt.
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Beloit woman continues family's legacy of homeownership
BELOIT, Wis. — Beloit is facing a housing shortage. According to the Hendricks Family Foundation, vacancy rates are below 1%, driving up costs. The rate of homeownership is also lagging, especially among Black residents. Victoria McAlister is celebrating nearly two years as a homeowner. It’s her family’s legacy in...
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Blackhawk Technical College hasn't made plans for newly-acquired land
JANESVILLE — Blackhawk Technical College is mulling what to do with roughly 23 acres of land acquired last October. According to property records, there were two separate transactions, both occurring last October. Blackhawk acquired both properties from Wil-Hu LLC. All the land is adjacent to Highway 51 and the college. One of the acquisitions — worth $270,000 — was three acres. That was acquired via a donation. Another was 20 acres, assessed at just shy of $1 million. The college purchased that property. In an email to The Gazette, Blackhawk Executive Director of Advancement and Foundation Cassie Hartje said the foundation isn’t ruling out increasing the college’s footprint. The space could be used to support new programs in construction trades or add athletic fields, but no plans have been finalized. In recent years, the college has reduced its footprint across the county and expanded on its Central Campus on Highway G between Janesville and Beloit. Blackhawk sold its manufacturing building in Milton to KANDU Industries, slowly moving its students to the Central Campus. In 2024, it opened its Innovative Manufacturing Education Center, or IMEC. The college also opened its Public Safety and Transportation Complex also in 2024 after a $32
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Janesville man with ALS to lead awareness event at Beloit Sky Carp game on Sunday
BELOIT — Barry Badertscher is the Beloit Sky Carp baseball team’s brand ambassador. But the Janesville resident is much more than that. He’s also a national ambassador for a disease with no cure — a disease Badertscher himself has. Badertscher, 61, has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as ALS, or if you’re from an earlier era, Lou Gehrig’s disease. Badertscher found out last year he had the degenerative neurological disease. For him, it’s caused rapid muscle loss and neurological decline that saps him of energy. He still works at his job at The Sky Carp’s front offices, but now he gets around Beloit’s ABC Supply Stadium in a motorized wheelchair. There is no cure for ALS, and it is eventually fatal. For Badertscher, it’s affected his memory and critical thinking skills, things he treasured for years as a commercial real estate broker and now a community relations employee for the Minor League Baseball organization. The other day, Badertscher could not recall the name of the Sky Carp’s beloved mascot, Poopsie. This was as Poopsie was standing in front of him, attempting to give Badertscher a high-five. “I talk to that big, silly goose every day. How do you not remember
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Marcus & Millichap negotiates sale of Comfort Suites property in Johnson Creek
Marcus & Millichap brokered the sale of a 100-room Comfort Suites hotel property in Johnson Creek, Wisconsin. Ebrahim Valliani and Kristen Blackshaw, investment specialists in Marcus & Millichap’s Chicago Oak Brook office, in association with Todd Lindblom, Marcus & Millichap’s Wisconsin broker of record, had the exclusive listing to market the property on behalf of the seller and procured the buyer. The transaction received additional support from Allan Miller and Chris Gomes of the Miller-Gomes Hotel Team.
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Christina Weitzel Builds More Than Sales in Wisconsin Real Estate
In a small Wisconsin town where neighbors still know each other by name, Christina Weitzel has spent the past several years shaping what real estate can look like when it is done with care. Licensed since 2018, she has built a career that goes beyond closings and listings, rooted instead in relationships that take years to earn. Christina works in Mineral Point, Wisconsin, with RE/MAX, helping buyers, sellers, investors, and business owners find spaces that fit the lives they want to build.
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Green Bay and Madison Among Most Affordable Cities to Buy Home
Wisconsin’s capital city is among the most affordable places to buy a home. That’s according to finance website WalletHub, which looked at 300 U.S. cities and ranked them based on ten key metrics for home buyer affordability. The metrics include the price to buy a home, maintenance costs,...
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Custom or Semi-Custom Homes in Madison: Build with Espire
Building a new home is a commitment, which is why it’s important to have the right builder in your corner. Espire has been providing custom and semi-custom homes to Southeastern Wisconsin and the Madison community since 2017, but their experience dates back much further.
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Rent is still under $600 a month in this laid-back Illinois town and it feels almost unreal
Imagine paying less than $600 a month in rent and still living in a real, thriving town with parks, history, and friendly neighbors. That place actually exists, and it goes by the name Freeport, Illinois. Tucked in the northwest corner of the state, this small city of nearly 24,000 people...
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Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce building to become affordable housing
The Madison city council has signed off on TIF loan financing for the affordable housing project. The “W,” “M” and “C” have disappeared from the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce office building on East Washington Avenue, and soon all the letters could come tumbling down. The building is slated to be demolished, and under a plan submitted to the city, seven stories of affordable housing would be built.