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Marcus & Millichap closes sale of childcare facility in New Berlin
Marcus & Millichap brokered the sale of a net-leased childcare facility occupied by Cadence Academy in New Berlin, Wisconsin, for $3,057,000. Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation (MMCC), a subsidiary of Marcus & Millichap, arranged $2,139,900 in acquisition financing. Sam Malato and Dominic Sulo, investment specialists in Marcus & Millichap’s Chicago...
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The Barry Company: The Barry Company selected to market prominent downtown Milwaukee restaurant properties
MILWAUKEE, July 8, 2026 – The Barry Company has been engaged by ownership to exclusively list for. sale Trinity Three Irish Pubs and Vagabond, located at 1128-1144 & 1122 North Edison Street in downtown Milwaukee. These high-profile properties present unique opportunities for users and developers to acquire two of...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Harambee coffee shop Rise and Grind Cafe goes on "hiatus," closing King Drive location
Tables and chairs were stacked along the back wall of Rise and Grind Cafe as the neighborhood staple prepares to permanently close its 2737 N Martin Luther King Drive location on Friday, July 10. While the door was still open on Tuesday, July 7, and some employees were still moving around the space, the store has officially ceased operations, with the exception of its Senior Dining Program, which will run through July 27, and its upcoming Poetry and Pancakes event on Saturday, Aug. 8. Baboonie Tatum, 49, and her co-founder, Larina Hightower, 49, decided to shut down Rise and Grind after more than a decade in business . The decision to close came from a variety of factors, according to Tatum, such as personal health challenges and wanting to spend more time with her mother. "My mom is 80, so it is important for me to close this out and really spend more time with my family," Tatum said. However, Tatum expects this closure only to last a few years. Rise and Grind Cafe is slated to open a smaller storefront in the former Career Youth Development Building at North King Drive and West Clarke Street, just a few blocks
washingtoncountyinsider.com
REAL ESTATE | 8.5-acre commercial space with 3 buildings in Town of Barton, WI | By BOSS Realty
Town of Barton, Wi – A sprawling commercial/industrial property at 3462 Town Hall Road in Barton has officially hit the market, offering entrepreneurs, investors, and expanding businesses a rare chance to secure more than 8 acres of high-functioning commercial space in the heart of Washington County, WI. Listed by...
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The Barry Company marketing 155,000-square-foot landmark office/industrial property in Menomonee
With Derse moving to a larger headquarters in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, the ownership of the company’s existing facility has selected The Barry Company to market the 155,000-square-foot landmark property in Menomonee Valley, Wisconsin. The property features about 32,000 square feet of Class-A office space across two window-lined levels served...
Daily Reporter
Lease for Milwaukee’s Derse property opens as company moves to Oak Creek
Derse, a Milwaukee-based marketing agency specializing in trade shows and events, is getting ready to move to a new, larger headquarters in Oak Creek. When the company finally moves, its 155,000-square-foot landmark industrial property will be available just a pitch away from American Family Field. In June 2025, Derse announced...
Daily Reporter
Foreclosure judgement ordered for Neutral Milwaukee site
A foreclosure judgment has been issued in connection with downtown Milwaukee‘s unfinished Edison apartment tower – setting the stage for the project site to be sold. Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Glenn Yamahiro granted the default judgment to the project’s general contractor, C.D. Smith Construction Inc. Fond du...
milwaukeemag.com
Summer Guide: Walk & Gawk at East Side Mansions
Many of the homes on this route around Lake Park are historic, and nearly all of them are beautiful, with manicured gardens and architectural flourishes accenting a range of styles from Italianate to Victorian to French colonial. Come and gawk – but be respectful of these private homes and stick to the sidewalk.
Daily Reporter
Groundbreaking set for $16M NeuVue mixed-use development in Milwaukee
Community leaders will hold a ground-breaking ceremony on June 30 for a $16 million mixed-use development on Milwaukee‘s west side. The six-story NeuVue project at the intersection of West Cherry and North 12th streets will feature street-level commercial space and 36 studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments for young adults aged 18 to 24. The project is led by Neu-Life Community Development, a Milwaukee nonprofit that has served youth on the city’s near north side for 26 years.
CBS 58
Proposed 25-story condo tower could reshape downtown Milwaukee skyline
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) - Downtown Milwaukee could soon welcome its first new condominium high-rise in nearly two decades under a newly unveiled development proposal. New Land Enterprises has introduced plans for "Zenith," a 25-story condominium tower proposed for a gravel lot on East Kilbourn Avenue overlooking Lake Michigan. The development...
insightonbusiness.com
New Land Development plans high rise condominium in Milwaukee
Local news about the companies, people and issues that impact business in Northeast Wisconsin and beyond. New Land Development, which developed the NOVA project in downtown Green Bay, plans to build a 25-story condominium tower in downtown Milwaukee, according to BizTimes Milwaukee. The 226-unit luxury condominium building at 701 E....
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326-Unit Springs Complex Could Remake Bristol’s I‑94 Edge
A Menomonee Falls developer is eyeing the southern edge of the Village of Bristol for a major new rental community, pitching a 300-plus unit apartment complex just off I‑94 that could significantly expand the local supply of professionally managed housing. Continental Properties recently brought an early sketch of its Springs-branded apartment concept to village officials at a Plan Commission meeting.
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Gravel Lot to Sky-High Shot as 25-Story Condo Bet Hits Downtown Milwaukee
New Land Enterprises wants to swap a downtown Milwaukee gravel lot for a skyline statement, pitching a 25-story condominium tower on the eastern edge of downtown. Branded as The Zenith, the plan calls for roughly 226 privately owned units stacked above ground-level amenities where a gravel lot and adjacent surface parking now sit. In a downtown era dominated by rental towers, the move toward for-sale condos is a notable curveball, and if it gets built, it would be one of the largest condo projects downtown in about two decades.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Downtown boutique hotel, delayed by lawsuit, takes step forward
Plans for a long-delayed downtown Milwaukee boutique hotel are taking a step forward. Construction started in late 2020 to convert an office building, at 790 N. Jackson St., into the Adams Hotel, a boutique inn with around a dozen rooms. Much of that work was completed before activity stopped amid a 2021 lawsuit involving hotel developer Joel Lee and Northwestern Mutual over control of the hotel's parking lot, at 795 N. Van Buren St. That lawsuit was settled in 2024 . Lee told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in February his firm, Van Buren Management Inc., plans to proceed with the project. But it might include a residential component on the parking lot – which a Van Buren Management affiliate acquired when the Northwestern Mutual lawsuit was settled, he said. Now, an occupancy permit application to operate the 11-room Adams Hotel has been filed with the city Department of Neighborhood Services. The permit application was filed by Paul Upchurch , former president and CEO at Visit Milwaukee, a nonprofit organization that promotes Milwaukee as a destination for visitors. Upchurch, a hospitality industry consultant who's also a former Marcus Hotels and Resorts Inc. executive, told the Journal Sentinel an opening date for
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Milwaukee Puts Hundreds Of Tax-Foreclosed Homes On The Block For Locals
Milwaukee is unloading a big batch of tax-foreclosed houses, selling most of them “as is” and giving first crack to people who actually plan to live in them. City officials are pitching the sell-off as a path to affordable homeownership, fewer vacant properties and, if all goes according to plan, steadier neighborhoods by 2026.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Furniture dealer relocates to Walker's Point building from Brookfield
A company which sells furniture to hotels, offices, and other businesses has relocated its Milwaukee-area headquarters to the Walker's Point neighborhood. Henricksen's new "Milwaukee experience center" is leasing 14,500 square feet at the Eagleknit building , 507 S. Second St. The company moved there from Brookfield, and has 25 employees based in Walker's Point. "This move positions Henricksen at the heart of Milwaukee’s design, architecture, and real estate communities, creating a space where teams, clients, and partners feel comfortable, connected, and inspired to collaborate," Henricksen said, in a June 16 statement. "The new space elevates the company’s ability to showcase its capabilities and product offerings across the full range of industries it serves, including office, healthcare, education, government, senior living, and hospitality," it said. Henricksen's new space was designed in collaboration with the Kahler Slater design firm. It features a workplace café, design lab, studio workspaces, and a working experience center to showcase its products. The new space includes a restored skylight, as well as highlighting original steel pipes, exposed beams, and other architectural details from the Eagleknit building’s industrial past. Eagleknit's $30 million redevelopment from a former knitting factory was largely completed by Wangard Partners Inc. in 2021. A