Wyocena
Wyocena, WI · Real Estate
GazetteXtra
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
Madison365
OPINION: Mayor Rhodes-Conway, the job includes us
Madison can be a wonderful place to live. It can also be an exhausting place to ask for help. We have plans. We have initiatives. We have people who can explain, at considerable length, why the thing you need is complicated. Meanwhile, the rent is due. The trip to work...
oregonobserver.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, the recognition reflects a deep connection to the community and the...
rejournals.com
CBRE negotiates sale of 10.7-acre parcel in Waterloo
CBRE arranged the sale of a 10.7-acre parcel in Waterloo, Wisconsin. Drumlin Fields Waterloo LLC purchased the property from Rolling Meadows Apartments LLC for $1.1 million. CBRE’s Sean Beuche, Matson Holbrook and Gretchen Richards represented the seller in the transaction. The site will be developed into Drumlin Fields Apartments,...
Daily Cardinal
Student peers discuss how to navigate Madison’s housing market
Student organization Badger Supports hosted a panel including four students and a University of Wisconsin-Madison Off-Campus Housing Services representative on Oct. 8, discussing how to navigate housing for the next year and covering budgeting, leases, roommates, timelines and common pitfalls. At the panel, Badger Supports warned students against listening to...
Daily Reporter
Madison Plan Commission approves 187-unit apartment building in west side
While Madison continues to build up, the city is looking at plans for another multifamily building away from downtown. The city of Madison Plan Commission on Monday approved request to change an existing conditional use to allow construction of a four-story, 187-unit apartment building at the southwest corner of Elderberry Road and Bear Claw Way. The proposed development site is currently farmland.
yieldpro.com
Berkadia Arranges Sale of 228-Unit Multifamily Asset in Madison Wisconsin
Berkadia has announced the sale of Aster at Sun Prairie, a standout 228-unit multifamily property formerly known as Springs at Sun Prairie, located in Sun Prairie / Madison, Wisconsin, Dane County. Senior Managing Director Pete Evans of Berkadia Chicago and Senior Director Richard Evans of Berkadia Milwaukee led the transaction on behalf of the seller, Menomonee Falls, WI-based Continental Properties.
GazetteXtra
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...