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In GM/JATCO referendum argument, project size could matter
Those who differ on opinion on whether voters should say “Yes” or “No” to the GM/JATCO site referendum on Nov. 3 agree on some points. They disagree on a lot more. One big split between those who are lobbying for voters to defeat the referendum, and those who are urging voters to vote “Yes,” to it, is over the magnitude — both the size of redevelopment projects, and their financial impact — that the two sides believe could be at stake. At a town hall forum The Gazette hosted Wednesday night, moderators asked several questions of six panelists whose opinion on the referendum varies. Our questions included a hypothetical about whether panelists would be comfortable asking voters to OK a large-scale development project at the GM site. The question was framed around a project the size of which might bring $800 million in investment. The referendum’s passage would allow voters the final say to approve any redevelopment project at the GM/JATCO site over $450 million. Those who oppose the referendum said Wednesday that the GM site’s future could be limited if the referendum passes, because it would leave big-scale, monolithic reuse prospects in the hands of voters — a prospect
City of Madison Wisconsin
Recognizing Housing Rhetoric
Since 2021, housing has been one of my main priorities. Over the past several years, I've worked with City staff, the Mayor's Office, and my colleagues on the Common Council to push for zoning code changes and expand housing choices across Madison. This work didn't happen overnight, and it didn't...
captimes.com
Madison church plans rebuild, over 100 rent-restricted apartments
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. A west side church plans to add more workforce housing to Madison as the congregation plots a new course for its own future. Dale Heights...
ibmadison.com
Galway begins construction on the Greenline in Monona
The companies, people and issues shaping business in Madison and the Capital Region. Galway Companies said Thursday it has begun construction on the Greenline, a 357-unit luxury apartment home community in Monona. The Greenline community, which will also have approximately 16,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space, is the largest...
stoughtonnews.com
Elevate Estates, Eldon Homes win People’s Choice Awards
Two Stoughton businesses - Elevate Estates Realty Co. and Eldon Homes - have been recognized in the 2026 Madison.com People’s Choice Awards, earning Best Real Estate Company and Favorite Residential Builder. According to a news release from the businesses, for the people behind the two Stoughton-owned brands, the recognition...
connectcre.com
309-Unit Waterfront Community in Madison Celebrates Grand Opening
Clarion Partners, Vermilion Development, and Quartz Lake Capital recently hosted a ribbon-cutting event at the newly opened multifamily community, The Duncan, at 1625 Lock Lane in Madison, Wisconsin. Located on approximately 8.2 acres along Madison’s Isthmus, the 309-unit property offers lakeside living with proximity to downtown Madison. The Duncan includes...
Madison365
“Own It” launches search for first executive director to build on efforts to close racial homeownership gap
Six years ago, Madison-area real estate and community leaders launched “Own It: Building Black Wealth” to address racial inequities in homeownership and help Black and brown families build generational wealth. The nonprofit, which combines homeownership education with down payment grants, has helped 34 families purchase homes totaling more than $10.2 million in real estate.
Daily Cardinal
Madison mayoral race jumps to six candidates
Five people announced their campaigns to run for Madison mayor against incumbent Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway in the spring 2027 election, many with similar policies championing affordability, public safety and government accountability. The next mayor will face an $11 million gap in the operating budget and citizen unrest after the Corey...
studenthousingbusiness.com
PeakMade, Mortenson Complete 716-Bed Development Near University of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison, Wis. — A joint venture between PeakMade Real Estate and Mortenson Development has completed Theory Madison, a 716-bed student housing development located near the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus. The community offers 213 fully furnished units in studio, one-, two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom configurations, including two-story townhomes. Shared amenities include a sky lounge, hot tub, state-of-the-art fitness center, entertainment hub, clubhouse, game room, café, bike repair station, business center, dog wash, co-working areas, study pods and outdoor grilling stations. The project is pursuing LEED Silver certification and includes affordably priced units for qualified students through a collaboration with the university’s Department of Financial Aid.
Showbiz Cheat Sheet
‘Betting on Beloit’: Diane Questions Konya’s Design Choices in Season 2 Premiere [Exclusive Clip]
Season 2 of 'Betting on Beloit' premieres September 12 on A&E. Konya Hendricks Schuh and Diane Hendricks are going big in season 2 of Betting on Beloit. The mother-daughter pair return to A&E on September 12 for the sophomore season of their home renovation series. The new episodes will follow them as they take on even more ambitious projects in Beloit as part of their efforts to revitalize the struggling Wisconsin city’s charming historic district.
SW News 4U
Platteville to start reassessments Monday
PLATTEVILLE, Sept. 9 — For the fourth time in nine years, the City of Platteville will be reassessing property within the city beginning Monday. The reassessment will not affect property tax bills that will be mailed later this year; it will affect property tax bills mailed in late 2027 and due for payment in early 2028.
Madison365
April Kigeya launches mayoral campaign focused on community voices
Former Dane County Board Supervisor April Kigeya officially launched her campaign for mayor of Madison as she strives to make a city for all residents. On Sept. 10, Kigeya announced her campaign for mayor and held a launch event at Hayes Place, 1145 N. Sherman Ave. She is among the candidates challenging incumbent Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, who is seeking a third term. Other candidates include former Alders Syed Abbas and Brian Benford, as well as One City Schools founder Kaleem Caire.
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