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Skip The Big Cities And Rent For Under $800 In This Overlooked Wisconsin Town
Somewhere between Chicago’s chaos and Madison’s coffee shop lines, there’s a Wisconsin town quietly doing everything right, and its name is Beloit. Most people drive past it without a second thought, which is honestly their loss and your gain. Beloit sits right on the Illinois-Wisconsin border, hugging...
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Drury Hotel site remains empty in downtown Madison
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Since 2018, plans have been in the works to build a Drury Hotel in downtown Madison near the Wisconsin State Capitol and Madison Area Technical College’s downtown campus. The two entities have a lease agreement, but the site still sits empty. Those walking by the...
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10 U.S. Cities Where Young Adults Can Barely Afford to Buy a Home
Buying a first home has long been a major financial goal, but it is becoming harder for many young Americans to reach. An analysis by Clever Real Estate using 20 years of U.S. Census data found that homeownership among Americans under 30 fell from 18.5% in 2005 to 11.8% in 2024, a 36-point drop. The... The post 10 U.S. Cities Where Young Adults Can Barely Afford to Buy a Home first appeared on The Thrifty Apartment .
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District 19 Private & Public Development Update
Major District 19 development projects are now open and new projects, both private and public, are moving forward. Here are some of the most significant. Trader's Way (open house this week) This 3-story building at 6624 Old Sauk Road has144 market-rate apartments and is now leasing. The project by Stone...
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UW-Madison plans to add 1,700-bed dorm through private developer
(The Center Square) – The University of Wisconsin-Madison is looking to expand its dorm capacity through a privately owned dorm on state land on campus that would require nearly $30 million in annual rent. The costs will be part of comparable housing costs for new students to add nearly 1,700 student beds to campus starting in fall 2029. The nearly $338 million dorms will be build by developer PRG Badger Properties with an option for the state to buy the building after 10 years at fair-market value. The new dorms will be built after Merit Hall, a small dorm of 72 beds, is demolished. The proposal passed the State Building Commission after it passed the Board of Regents and also must be approved by the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee. “Housing capacity has not kept up” associate vice chancellor for University Housing Jeff Novak said about the plan. Novak said that the last down to open was in 2013 and, since then, the university has added 2,000 freshmen and 8,000 total undergraduate students. He said that there would be no impact on tuition and no taxpayer funds would be used on the project. The university currently has 93% of its freshmen
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Madison rezones 4,000 properties to help home projects, cut paperwork
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. City leaders have changed the zoning for thousands of Madison properties in an effort to simplify permitting and allow more types of housing to be built in certain neighborhoods.
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McShane Construction Company completes 76-unit affordable-housing community in Madison
McShane Construction Company completed Kelly Station, a 76-unit affordable housing community for client Volker Development. Located at 2462 E. Washington Avenue in Madison, Wisconsin, Kelly Station is a five-story podium-style building with four floors of apartment residences atop an above-grade precast parking garage. The exterior design features masonry at the ground level, complemented by a combination of Hardie plank and lap siding across the upper four stories.
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Waterloo land sale unlocks multifamily development
A Brookfield-based developer plans to build an apartment community with 96 units in Waterloo in Jefferson County. Before breaking ground, the developer bought a 10.7-acre parcel of land, allowing development to move forward. Drumlin Fields Waterloo LLC, an affiliate of Brookfield-based Brew City Capital Group, bought land at the southwest...
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Ho-Chunk casino opening expected to boost housing demand across stateline
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Residents get first look at GM/JATCO site concepts that feature industrial use and housing
JANESVILLE — Residents got their first look Wednesday at three potential redevelopment concepts for the former General Motors and JATCO sites, offering different approaches to balancing industrial development, housing, commercial space and green space. The concepts, presented during a GM/JATCO redevelopment advisory board workshop, were developed by consulting firm Stantec using community feedback, market research and an assessment of environmental conditions at the sites. All three concepts include industrial uses on the former GM site — north of the Union Pacific tracks — where environmental contamination presents challenges for redevelopment, while exploring different ways to incorporate housing, retail and recreational space across the roughly 250-acre area. Concept A features a large industrial building of approximately 1.6 million square feet on the GM site, alongside smaller industrial and commercial uses. The JATCO site would include a mix of housing, neighborhood shops and walking trails, with potential space for a grocery store. Concept B takes a smaller-scale approach to industrial development, incorporating commercial and mixed-use buildings on the GM site. The JATCO site would focus more heavily on housing, walkable shops, services, a public plaza and biking and walking trails. Concept C envisions a mixed-use employment district with industrial sites for large