Morrisonville
Morrisonville, WI · Real Estate
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Letter | Boutique LLCs gobbling up homes
Dear Editor: Congress just passed the historic 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, declaring that “homes are for people, not corporations.” It bans giant investment firms from snapping up single-family houses. Yet right here in Madison, a hidden parallel is playing out in neighborhoods like Meadowood. While the...
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School referendum projects prompt Madison zoning code changes
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. The City Council adjusted two regulations this week to ease the path for certain nonresidential development or redevelopment projects — particularly schools, religious buildings and community centers — over objections from some residents.
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Madison proposes zoning changes for 4,000 homes as some locals raise questions
About 4,000 single- and two-family homes across 16 Madison alder districts could be rezoned under a city proposal aimed at simplifying the permitting process for home improvement projects.
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June home sales reach record-high prices
The companies, people and issues shaping business in Madison and the Capital Region. Things aren’t looking so good for people in the market for a home. June data shows high mortgage rates and record-high prices, CNBC reported. Home sales fell 2.4% to 4.09 million units from May to June,...
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Priority Capital Advisory Closes $11M to Recapitalize Madison Hotel-to-MF Conversion
Zachary Streit, Founder and President of Priority Capital Advisory, announced the closing of an $11.5 million senior loan on behalf of REALM and OTR Real Estate for the recapitalization of Vivo Madison, a 153-unit multifamily property located at 517 Grand Canyon Drive in Madison, Wisconsin. The joint venture acquired the...
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Newly enacted Wisconsin law speeds up housing demand
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Kyler Kabat joins PremierBank as Director of Retail and Mortgage Lending
FORT ATKINSON — PremierBank has announced that Kyler Kabat has joined the bank as First Vice President, Director of Retail and Mortgage Lending. In this leadership role, Kabat will oversee PremierBank’s retail and mortgage lending team, leading strategic growth initiatives and supporting the bank’s commitment to serving communities throughout Jefferson, Rock and Walworth counties. Kabat brings more than 15 years of real estate and financial services experience to PremierBank. After beginning his career in the real estate industry, he transitioned into banking, where he developed extensive expertise in lending, relationship management and market leadership. Most recently, he served as Market President for a financial institution in Jefferson County, overseeing market growth, customer retention, profitability and collaboration between lending and retail banking teams. “Kyler’s extensive banking experience, leadership abilities, and commitment to community involvement make him an excellent addition to our team,” said PremierBank Senior VP Matt Zastrow. “His energy, expertise in retail banking and mortgage lending, and strong community focus will be a tremendous asset as we continue to grow and serve our customers.” Kabat has completed the Wisconsin Bankers Association’s Residential Mortgage Lending and Commercial Lending programs. He recently completed the Graduate School of Banking at the University of
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This Affordable Wisconsin Town Is A Retiree’s Dream Come True
What if the retirement paradise you’ve been searching for doesn’t involve palm trees or year-round golf?. Beloit, Wisconsin is proving that affordable living and quality of life can coexist beautifully in the Midwest. Here’s something that’ll knock your socks off: you can retire comfortably in Beloit on about...
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Madison hospitality workers urge MATC to ‘Dump Drury’ development plans
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - For eight years, plans have been in the works to build a Drury Hotel in Downtown Madison near State Capitol and MATC downtown campus. But even with a lease agreement between the two, the site has sat empty. The lack of construction is upsetting local hospitality...
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Iconica designs MSCR West adaptive reuse expansion in Madison
MADISON, Wis. — Iconica has completed the architecture, interior design, and engineering for an expansion of Madison School & Community Recreation (MSCR) West. The addition occupies the former OfficeMax space adjacent to the existing facility, continuing Iconica's work transforming a former big-box retail corridor on Madison's west side into a thriving community recreation destination.
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Forced to move, Rockford mobile home residents struggle finding affordable alternatives
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - Elizabeth Small guides tape along the top of a moving box. Inside, the 38-year-old packed items from her “junk drawer” as well as “odds and ends.”. Small is 1 of about 35 families preparing to leave their homes at Riverview Mobile Home Park....
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Hospitality workers want MATC to terminate lease with Drury Madison
The companies, people and issues shaping business in Madison and the Capital Region. Madison hospitality workers want Madison Area Technical College to terminate a lease with hotel developer Drury Madison LLC. According to a press release, dozens of hospitality workers and community members will be in downtown Madison with a...
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Capitol Lakes breaks ground on Bassett Place July 1
The companies, people and issues shaping business in Madison and the Capital Region. A new $45 million senior living community will break ground on July 1. Capitol Lakes will begin working on Bassett Place, which features independent living apartments, an art studio, music spaces and a rooftop lounge. Bassett Place...
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Madison housing report reveals racial disparities remain, survey shows childcare costs outpace inflation, a look at who's hiring
Good morning, Wisconsin. Here’s what you need to know today. The heat wave gets going, with dangerous heat index values in the 100s by the afternoon. Be sure to drink lots of water and find a way to cool off. The high heat may last most of the week.