Fox Point
Fox Point, WI · Real Estate
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Buying A Home and Surviving in a Sellers’ Market
In generations past young people had three distinct steps before them as they marched into the future after high school, college, or whatever form of training they had pursued:. Find a good job that provides the financial support you’ll need moving forward. It matters less what kind of job it...
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UWM Waukesha campus sale pending, housing development awaits approval
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Westown’s Blue Building Undergoes Planning for New Residential Development
Plagued for years by high office vacancy rates, one of the 14 story tall towers of 310W known colloquially as the “blue building,” which is in the heart of Westown, could be transformed into 220 new multi-family apartments. The project would be supported by a proposed developer-financed tax...
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Sellars launches homebuying program for employees
As part of its employee recruitment and retention efforts, Sellars Absorbent Materials, a Milwaukee-based manufacturer and marketer of wipes, absorbents and towel and tissue products, has implemented a program to provide its employees with forgivable grants to help them purchase a home. Twenty-one-year-old Edwin Roman, Jr. is the latest Sellars’...
Daily Reporter
Historic Milwaukee building faces foreclosure suit
One of downtown Milwaukee‘s best-known historic buildings is facing a foreclosure suit tied to its anchor tenant: The Grain Exchange events venue. The Mackie Building, 225 E. Michigan St., also features some smaller commercial tenants as well as 25 apartments – all of them performing well, said building operator Joshua Jeffers.
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New Northwest Side Pub Plans Karaoke, Pool Tables — But Owner's Past Raises Flags
A vacant tavern on Milwaukee's Northwest Side could soon reopen as Jana's Pub and Grill, a bar and restaurant proposing karaoke nights, poetry readings, DJs and live bands at 10433 W. Appleton Ave. The application, now pending before the Milwaukee Common Council, would replace Mitchell's Tavern, the neighborhood bar that closed after its longtime owner died in 2024.
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Milwaukee's Blue Building Plots $73.6M Leap Into 220 Apartments
The hulking blue office tower at 310 W. Wisconsin Ave. has been part of Milwaukee's skyline for more than 45 years, but it could soon trade empty cubicles for people. Developer 310W Wisconsin Rollup LLC and its parent company, Time Equities Inc., have proposed a $73.6 million plan to convert the building's vacant east tower into 220 residential units, including studios, one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms and three-bedrooms, with 50 of them reserved as workforce housing.
CBS 58
City proposes $73.6 million conversion of vacant downtown Milwaukee office tower into 220 homes
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — A vacant downtown Milwaukee office tower could be converted into 220 apartments under a $73.6 million redevelopment proposal supported by a new tax incremental financing district. 310W Wisconsin Rollup LLC, in partnership with Time Equities Inc., is proposing to convert vacant office space in the...
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‘They’ll just keep driving’: Citizen-led movement in St. Francis aims to stop ‘high-rise’ apartment development
ST. FRANCIS, Wis. — What started around a campfire in November has quickly become a citizen-led movement against a proposed “high-rise” apartment development in St. Francis, Wisconsin. Members with the group, Community for the Triangle, said they don’t feel like local leaders are listening to their concerns...
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Sonne Squeezes 14 Sleek Homes Onto Tiny Wauwatosa Village Lot
A long-vacant corner near Wauwatosa Village could soon become a compact residential project with four townhomes, 10 apartments and a decidedly urban twist: a shared alleyway designed to feel more like a courtyard. New renderings released Tuesday show the proposed Sonne Apartments and Townhomes, a $6.5 million development from Milwaukee-based...
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Irgens starts construction on 204-unit apartment community in Wauwatosa
Irgens started construction on Viridia Apartments, the company’s first multifamily development, at 10600 W. Wisconsin Ave. in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. The four-story, 204-unit market-rate apartment community will serve as the final component of a larger, 14-acre mixed-use redevelopment by Irgens in the Milwaukee County Research Park. The name Viridia is...
Daily Reporter
Key Milwaukee approval opens new home construction
Construction of brand-new affordable homes will start soon in Milwaukee‘s North Side after a tax incremental financing district won key approval from the city. On July 31, the Milwaukee Common Council unanimously approved the $3.6 million Tax Incremental District No. 136 to fund construction of 94 affordable homes in the Amani neighborhood. Led by the Community Development Alliance, the project will be carried out in consultation with neighborhood group Amani United and the Dominican Center for Women.
CBS 58
Milwaukee approves financing district to support 94 affordable homes in Amani neighborhood
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — The Milwaukee Common Council voted unanimously Friday to create a tax incremental financing district that will help fund 94 new affordable homes in the Amani neighborhood. Tax Incremental District No. 136, known as the Amani Homeownership Initiative, includes 358 parcels in an area generally bounded...
Daily Reporter
Irgens starts apartment construction at Milwaukee County Research Park
Milwaukee-based commercial real estate developer Irgens has started construction in its first multifamily project inside the Milwaukee County Research Park in Wauwatosa. The 204-unit “Viridia Apartments” will join a larger mixed-use development plan within the research park. The four-story apartment community will be built by Greenfire Management Services...
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Cree Lighting Campus Hits Market Amid Upheaval
The 642,000-square-foot Wisconsin facility owned by Ideal Industries is now on the market for $45 million. The 642,000-square-foot manufacturing campus long associated with Cree Lighting USA has been listed for sale, another turn in a restructuring saga that has left the company's Wisconsin footprint looking less like a business and more like a legal address.
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Phoenix Residential Rises On West Side As County Bets On Crisis Housing Fix
A historic Milwaukee landmark on the city’s west side is getting a second life, with Milwaukee County backing a private plan to turn it into Phoenix Residential, a 41-unit mashup of short-term crisis housing and permanent affordable apartments. New photos published this week show interior work wrapping up in...