Alex Zank

The parent company of Allen Edmonds has sold land along Sunset Road in Port Washington next to its former distribution center, where the company once eyed a potential expansion of its operations.

As part of plans to grow its business in the Midwest region, Somerset, New Jersey-based Budd Van Lines Inc. has signed a long-term lease of a roughly 115,800-square-foot industrial building in Racine.

A California-based real estate investment trust purchased a former Toys "R" Us building, which was recently remodeled and reopened as a Burlington store, for $7.13 million, according to state records.

Winco Stamping Inc. is leasing the building next door to its Tipp Street facility, which the company says will allow it to move some operations and in turn expand its capabilities and better service customers.

The owner of Ninja Japanese Steakhouse in West Bend and Menomonee Falls has purchased a downtown Milwaukee building where he plans to open a new restaurant.

Milwaukee-based Brady Corp. plans to expand its headquarters and manufacturing facility with a building addition that would put the building at just over 218,000 gross square feet.

Mandel Group has acquired the 36-acre site at Pabst Farms in Oconomowoc, where the Milwaukee-based developer is planning to construct 315 multi-family units.

Festival Foods has purchased its latest property in the Milwaukee area, with the recent acquisition of the former Pick 'n Save building in West Allis.

The 91-year-old Masonic Temple building located at 7515 W. National Ave. in West Allis had been used for the same purpose until late last...

Saukville-based Rebel Converting LLC recently purchased a manufacturing facility on Milwaukee’s far northwest side that will serve as the disinfectant wipe maker’s new headquarters. The...

Milwaukee developers who shape their projects based on the needs and desires of the surrounding community say that, in doing so, both the neighborhood...

Kenosha-based Douglas Kent Development is proposing a 96-unit condominium community near the northwest corner of 21st Street and 22nd Avenue.