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New Wisconsin home options await at the Fox Cities Parade of Homes
APPLETON, Wis. (WFRV) — Those in the market for a new home will have a variety of options to explore in the Fox Valley throughout the first week of October through the upcoming Parade of Homes event. Hosted by the Home Builders Association of the Fox Cities, the event will feature ten newly constructed homes […]
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Buyers Are Rushing To Green Bay, WI: Inside One of The Hottest Zip Codes In America
In the Realtor.com® Hottest ZIP Codes 2026 report, a new analysis shows that despite a challenging market, there are still areas attracting strong buyer interest. This year’s rankings emerge against
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Skip The Big City And Check Out This Wisconsin Town With Homes Under $160,000
Somewhere in northeastern Wisconsin, tucked right along the Michigan border, there’s a town that’s been quietly doing everything right while the rest of the world wasn’t paying attention. Marinette, Wisconsin is that town, and it’s got the kind of affordable homes, natural beauty, and genuine small-town character...
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Homeowners choosing renovations over relocating as market challenges persist
GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — Relocate or renovate? It’s a decision that’s becoming easier for many homeowners given the current challenges in the housing market. Real estate platform Redfin found two thirds of homeowners recently made renovations instead of moving. 71% plan to make renovations in the next year.
seehafernews.com
Manitou Manor Explains Proposed Rent Increase
The person in charge of the Manitou Manor Apartments is explaining how the operation works, and why a recent rent increase won’t affect everyone. Serena Lewis is the Executive Director of the Manitowoc Housing Authority and is in charge of running the Manitou Manor apartments. She explained to SeehaferNews.com...
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Green Bay home builder moving to Allouez Avenue in Bellevue | Streetwise
Reader question: What at are they building on Allouez Avenue next to ReStore? Answer: Detrie Builders Inc. is constructing a building at 1929 Allouez Ave., in Bellevue, next to the Greater Green Bay Habitat for Humanity ReStore at 1967 Allouez Ave. Detrie Builders is a family-owned custom home builder for 71 years, with headquarters at 701 Pine St., Green Bay. The company purchased the 6.2-acre site in October 2024 for $864,407. The proposed building is 8,640 square feet. Charlie Gehrke, office administrator, confirmed that the building will become the headquarters for the business. He doesn't know what will happen with the building in Green Bay, but said it may eventually be sold. "It's going to be after the first of the year before we probably officially move in," Gehrke said. He said the company chose this new location in Bellevue due to its proximity to State 172. "Also, even though we have projects all over the Green Bay metro area, we have many in Ledgeview as well," Gehrke said. Andrew Vissers, director of economic development for Bellevue, said the building structure will feature office space and a garage shop. Ariel Perez is a business reporter for the Green Bay Press-Gazette.
WNCY
Thrivent breaks ground on 600-acre mixed-use park and operations center in Appleton
APPLETON, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — Construction begins Wednesday on Thrivent Financials’ new 600-acre mixed-use park in Appleton. Crews will start work on Thrivent’s new operations center in its Wilden Portfolio Park development, located just off I-41 at 4321 N. Ballard Road. The new Evergreen operations center will allow...
Green Bay Press-Gazette
New Ashwaubenon building's tenant amenities aim to match prime location
The Green Bay area will get its first look at a new mixed-use development at a key Ashwaubenon intersection before the first residents move in October. Novara , 2277 Holmgren Way, includes 152 units split between two towers both connected by a first floor of retail and tenant spaces. Work on the first tower's 76 units is nearly complete as Spark Development Co. prepares to welcome residents, and the broader community, into the new building. The building's second tower is on track for completion in spring 2027. Derek Liebhauser, CEO of Spark, said the company delivered a building with in-unit and in-building amenities that match Novara's location near Lambeau Field, Bay Park Square mall, Capital Credit Union Park, the Epic Event Center and other attractions. He said Novara's location at Holmgren Way and Cormier Road puts residents within walking distance to a lot of key services and local businesses, too. "Being able to develop on a prime corner like this, it's such a great location," Liebhauser said. "Everything is within walking distance. It's really a special experience we're proud of." Rooftop patio complete with pickleball court tops Novara's amenities Liebhauser expects the rooftop patio, with its views of Lambeau Field,
seehafernews.com
City of Manitowoc Reminds Property Owners About Special Assessment Deadline
The City of Manitowoc is reminding property owners of an upcoming deadline. All special assessments bearing a due date of November 1st, 2026, will automatically be transferred to the tax roll on that date. Special assessments are issued for things like street, sidewalk, sewer, water, or other public improvements, and...
The Post-Crescent
In 2001, excessive costs made developers to scrap plan for Menasha mansion
The Sensenbrenner mansion in Menasha was a historic home, but was never listed on the state or national historic registers and, in 2001, developers eventually won the fight to raze it. The home at 995 Brighton Drive in Menasha, was built around 1929 in the English Tudor Revival style by local industrialist John Sensenbrenner on the site where the Brighton Beach summer hotel once stood. It was then known as Sand Acres. The home was sold in 1948 to the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, according to an article printed in the June 4, 1948 edition of The Post-Crescent. The building and the 40 acres it sat on was used as a rest house and retreat by the Sisters. In 1978, the retreat was sold to John Bergstrom, who used it as his personal residence. According to a July 18, 1978 Post-Crescent article, he said the property would remain largely unchanged, stating, “I like it, very much, the way it is.” By the time Brighton Beach Development LLC purchased the parcel for redevelopment in 2000, it was owned by Appleton chiropractor James Rouse. Neenah architect Stephen Gries partnered with Dan Schott of Menasha to develop the property. Their
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Thrivent breaks ground on 600-acre mixed-use park and operations center in Appleton
APPLETON (WLUK) -- Construction begins Wednesday on Thrivent's new 600-acre mixed-use park in Appleton. Crews will start work on Thrivent's new operations center in its Wilden Portfolio Park development, located just off I-41 at 4321 N. Ballard Road. The new Evergreen Operations Center will allow Thrivent to downsize its current...
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Homeowners choosing renovations over relocating as market challenges persist
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Relocate or renovate? It's a decision that's becoming easier for many homeowners given the current challenges in the housing market. Real estate platform Redfin found two thirds of homeowners recently made renovations instead of moving. 71% plan to make renovations in the next year. Jessica Hall...
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Cobblestone breaks ground
Construction is officially underway on the Cobblestone Hotel in Sturgeon Bay, marked with a groundbreaking Monday afternoon on Egg Harbor Road in Sturgeon Bay. Blasting for foundational footings has begun on the four-story, 62-room ‘corporate’ hotel, the siting of which abuts the Tall Pines Estate apartments toward the back of the 1.92-acre lot.
Herald Times Reporter
More than 171 homes or fewer than 40 proposed for former Madison School site
MANITOWOC – Manitowoc leaders are weighing two competing visions for the former Madison Elementary School property and nearby Lakeview Park land. The prominent lakefront redevelopment site could become a larger project with more than 171 housing units or a smaller, locally driven neighborhood with fewer than 40 units. Read more: Manitowoc gets Madison Elementary School property back for $1 What could happen to the former Madison School site? Mike Howe Builders and Americon, a general contractor based in Tomah, were selected as finalists after Manitowoc leaders sent a request for proposals to nearly 50 businesses. Madison Elementary School is at 701 N. Fourth St. The city asked developers to explain how they would use the unusual property, which includes a steep drop toward Lake Michigan and Maritime Drive. Proposals also were expected to address lake views, architectural character and long-term contributions to the city’s tax base. Mike Howe of Mike Howe Builders and Jake Buswell of 3 Amigos Property Management and Americon Construction presented their competing visions to the Manitowoc Committee of the Whole on Sept. 8. The Committee of the Whole held a discussion in closed session after the presentation and ultimately directed city staff to meet with both