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After Southridge Mall sale, demolition soon for Boston Store
Barrett Lo Visionary Development acquired the Boston Store property at Southridge Mall in Greendale, Wis. for $3.3 million. Plans include 740 market-rate apartments and 20,000 square feet of retail. The Southridge Mall sale was approved by Milwaukee County Circuit Judge William Pocan. New owner will be tied to Spinoso Management...
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Blighted Milwaukee Corner Becomes New Halo Cafe on Historic Mitchell Street
A long-vacant corner building on Milwaukee's Near South Side is about to become a neighborhood coffee shop. New Halo Cafe is planned for the commercial storefront at 564 W. Rogers St., attached to a residential parcel at 1978 S. 6th St. that sat blighted for years before an emerging local developer bought it from the city.
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Pre-Leasing Begins at 478-Unit Luxury Apartment Community The Bluffs on Lake Overlooking Lake Michigan in Saint Francis Wisconsin
Pre-leasing has begun at The Bluffs on Lake, M&R Development‘s new 478-unit luxury apartment community located on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan in St. Francis, Wis., just a 10-minute drive south of downtown Milwaukee. M&R is co-developing the Class A rental project with Campbell Capital Group, LLC, the same firm M&R teamed with to successfully develop 42 Hundred on the Lake, a 236-unit luxury rental building just south of The Bluffs on Lake that opened in 2021.
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Vacant Milwaukee Masonic Temple Reborn as 22 Luxury Flats After Decade of Failed Deals
A limestone landmark at 790 N. Van Buren St. that has sat empty since 2018 is finally getting a new life, as Milwaukee-based F Street Group has acquired the long-vacant Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center out of foreclosure and plans to convert it into 22 luxury apartments called The Scot. The building, once a 19th-century church, has outlasted a canceled hotel project and a bankrupt apartment developer over the past decade, and this latest attempt now has construction financing and a local builder lined up to finally get it done.
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Colliers report: Commercial real estate activity thriving along Milwaukee’s lakefront
Milwaukee’s lakefront is becoming more than a scenic backdrop to the city’s downtown. It is instead becoming a mixed-use commercial district where corporate investment, office demand, residential development and infrastructure improvements are building a thriving hub of commercial real estate activity. That’s the conclusion of white paper on...
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Developing Stories: Commercial real estate news from September
If you’ve ever wondered who’s in that office tower you keep walking by, or what’s under construction in your neighborhood, we’re here to help catch you up. Developing Stories is our new monthly series covering commercial real estate in southeastern Wisconsin. Every month, Milwaukee Business Journal reporter Addison Lathers joins Lake Effect’s Sam Woods to discuss top headlines from the previous month, and what she’s expecting in the future.
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Milwaukee-based developer Wire Capital Group, breaks ground on Maritime Lofts site in Manitowoc
On Thursday, August 27, 2026, Wire Capital Group broke ground on the future site of the Maritime Lofts on the long-vacant former Mirro Aluminum site. The former aluminum cookware plant was torn down in 2017 and the site at 1512 Washington Street has sat empty ever since. That was until January 2022, when Wire Capital Group, a Milwaukee-based, Black founded and owned developer placed and won a bid with the city of Manitowoc to develop the Former Mirro Cookware site into affordable housing on the south side of the vacant property. The city sold the site to Wire Capital Group for $1, because the site was declared a contamination site by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
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Korb Architecture rolls out employee stock ownership plan
Milwaukee-based Korb Architecture transitions to an employee-owned company. Founder Jason Korb promoted to chief executive officer; Kathleen laird named president. The firm adopted an employee stock ownership plan. A Milwaukee-based architecture firm is now employee-owned as its leadership takes new roles. In late September, Korb Architecture announced it transitioned to...
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Pack Your Bags For This Wisconsin Town Where Rent Under $800 Meets An Unbeatable Quality Of Life
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin is proof that the best places in America aren’t always the ones with the biggest billboards or the longest lines. Sitting at the southern tip of Lake Winnebago in east-central Wisconsin, this city of about 43,000 people has been quietly delivering an exceptional quality of life while the rest of the country was busy arguing about avocado toast and sky-high rent.
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Meet Anne Zizzo: The 2026 Tenacious B Betty Award Winner
She was knee-deep in leading the marketing department at the Journal Sentinel when her father, public school teacher Alan Arentsen, fell terminally ill. “I could not do that job and take care of my dad,” says Zizzo, who had also just welcomed her first son. She decided to continue the job on a contract basis, juggling the demands of new motherhood and caring for her father while also quietly building a consulting business of her own. “One year later, I had seven people working in the basement of my home, and I had done $7 million in sales,” Zizzo recalls. And just like that, her eponymous marketing agency Zizzo Group Engagement Marketing (ZG) was born.
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Daniel Kallas, Real Estate Agent in Waukesha, WI, Sells Inherited and As-Is Homes Above Asking Price
Daniel Kallas, founder of Kallas Real Estate, is reporting a series of recent seller results that share an unlikely pattern: several of the strongest outcomes came from estate properties sold in as-is condition — homes needing roofs, flooring, and major updating that still drew multiple offers and closed well above asking price. The results arrive […]
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25-story Milwaukee condo complex passes committee
A large downtown Milwaukee condominium development – planned around 20 years after similar projects stalled when the housing bubble burst – has received an initial endorsement at City Hall. The 25-story, 226-unit development, known as Zenith, is proposed for a gravel lot, 701 E. Kilbourn Ave., and an...