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Alpine Resort property hits market
For $15.5 million, you can take your turn owning a piece of bayfront Egg Harbor history. The Alpine Resort has been put on the market after years of public scrutiny over Sagorac Enterprises' proposed redevelopment plans for the site, which included the demolition of the historic lodge building. "This historic...
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Green Bay's new luxury apartment building, NOVA, ahead of leasing goal
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- After recently celebrating its grand opening, interest is growing in Green Bay's newest luxury apartment building. While many likely can't afford to live there, the hope is the addition of NOVA will eventually help open up more affordable housing units in the area. It's easy to...
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Sheboygan Property Owners Will Receive 2026 Assessment Notices Aug. 10
Housing / Sheboygan Property Owners Will Receive 2026 Assessment Notices Aug. 10. Real estate property owners in the City of Sheboygan should watch their mail for a 2026 Notice of Changed Assessment scheduled to be mailed Monday, August 10, 2026. The notice is part of the final notice year...
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Plymouth Property Assessments Have Been Sent
Property assessments have been sent out to residents in the City of Plymouth. The City explains that the assessments were officially sent out last weekend and that they are intended to get Plymouth into compliance with assessment ratios set by state statute. They also added, “The average assessment citywide increased...
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The Affordable Wisconsin Town That’s Quietly Becoming A Retiree’s Dream
Retirement planning usually involves spreadsheets, anxiety, and wondering if you’ll be eating cat food in your golden years. Manitowoc, Wisconsin, offers a different scenario where retirement savings actually last, healthcare is accessible, and quality of life doesn’t require a trust fund. This Lake Michigan community of roughly 33,000...
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Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation Arranges $16M for Green Bay MF Construction
Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation (MMCC) arranged $16.54 million in financing for the construction of Common Place Phase II, a 91-unit mixed-use multifamily property with a first-floor retail unit located within walking distance to Lambeau Stadium at 670 Mike McCarthy Way in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Robert Bhat, senior managing director...
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Plymouth Property Assessment Notices are In the Mail
Property assessment notices for residents in Plymouth should start showing up in the mail this week. Officials with the City of Plymouth say the notices were mailed over the weekend as part of the City’s interim market update to come into compliance with the assessment ratios set by state statute.
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Plymouth Property Assessment Notices are In the Mail
Property assessment notices for residents in Plymouth should start showing up in the mail this week. Officials with the City of Plymouth say the notices were mailed over the weekend as part of the City’s interim market update to come into compliance with the assessment ratios set by state statute.
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Manitowoc Approves Preliminary Plat For Second North Side Subdivision
While there has been a focus on a new subdivision on the former Lakeshore and Mid-Cities Mall site, the City of Manitowoc is still working on creating a second one. The common council voted unanimously on Monday to approve the preliminary plat for the Deerbrook Crossing Subdivision. It would create...
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Suamico Paddle builds connections through kayaking and paddling
With the recent warmer temperatures, Jessica Cook and Bryan Schwebke, owners of Suamico Paddle , are seeing an upsurge in customers making reservations to get out on the water. Schwebke, who started the business with Stephen Scripp in 2020, was looking for another partner after Scripp left to pursue other ventures. That’s when Jessica Cook happened to stop in at his physical therapy practice, Paramount Physical Therapy and Training in Suamico. A dedicated runner, Cook was struggling with an injury. “I was having some knee issues and he was doing some of the therapy,” Cook said. “Our families became friends and we started talking about his interest in having a new partner in the business. I’m a teacher so we are off in the summer and that is the busiest time for Suamico Paddle so we sat down and made a plan to have me join him in the business.” Cook’s husband, Adam, offered his support as details were finalized. Having operated a childcare business during the pandemic, she already had business experience to bring to the new venture. She said, “The childcare center was a short-term plan to help out teacher families when they needed to be at school.
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Housing projects get approvals amid resident critiques
A proposed housing project in Sturgeon Bay took another step forward Tuesday, but not without criticism from some of its future neighbors. The Sturgeon Bay Common Council approved the rezoning of property on Division Road from Agricultural (A) to Two-Family Residential (R-3) and the creation of a planned unit development (PUD) classification. While a related agenda item — a development agreement with DOCO Iron Gate LLC — was tabled for a future meeting, the action does move a proposed 55-lot subdivision featuring a mix of single-family homes and duplexes, along with a condominium development featuring 34 storage units with optional living space, closer to reality.
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‘The best of a bad situation’
GREEN BAY – A new owner is expected to improve The Hotel Northland property in Green Bay, which alternatively might be headed for foreclosure, under a deal the Green Bay Common Council approved July 21. The agreement, if realized, would provide $1 million to the City from lender Octagon...
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Cities with the most expensive homes in the Oshkosh metro area
Cities with the most expensive homes in the Oshkosh metro area. Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. But with home prices reaching record heights, affordability plays a huge role for buyers.
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Green Lake Hotel Group and Everest Hospitality Announce Landmark Transformationof Historic Heidel House
Green Lake Hotel Group and Everest Hospitality Announce Landmark Transformationof Historic Heidel House. Proposed plans include continued hotel operations, residential development, and future investment in the historic Green Lake property. Green Lake Hotel Group (GLHG) and Everest Hospitality today announced a transformative agreement to reimagine the Heidel House Hotel &...
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Apartment developer’s agreement lapses
NEW LONDON – A developer’s agreement between the city of New London and Breezewood Builders, LLC to construct two six-plex apartment complexes on the corner of Wyman Street and Wolf River Avenue has lapsed. New London City Administrator Chad Hoerth informed the New London Economic Development Committee about...
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Rueping Lofts leans into the building's history in Fond du Lac
FOND DU LAC – Rueping Lofts , 183 S. Main St., finished restoration on its nearly 150-year-old building, which now holds Bird's Eye View Optical and seven apartment units. "A sliver of this building has always been a saloon or bar, and today I guess I broke that tradition," developer Sam Meyer said at the ribbon-cutting July 17. Read more: Impact Theatre's 'Next to Normal' show faces mental health, family The entire space used original wood and brick wherever possible, as well as wall sconces from the downtown Retlaw Theater. With a mix of upper-level and lower-level units, rent starts at $1,175, according to management company Historic Wisconsin Properties . Downtown shopping history: Remember when Main Street shopping was Fond du Lac’s summer highlight? Bird's Eye View Optical is the commercial tenant Bird's Eye View Optical first opened on Main Street in 2023, and owner Angie Roloff quickly embedded her team into the downtown culture and events. The boutique shop moved into the new space in June, matching the design to the historic character of the building. Building complemented courthouse since 1880 Fred Rueping, founder of Fond du Lac's first tannery and one of the city's longest-lasting businesses, built the