Alex Zank

An Indianapolis apartment developer and manager recently purchased the 96-unit Meetinghouse senior apartment community on Milwaukee's far northwest side for $8.6 million, according to state records.

Zilber Property Group is planning to develop a nearly 105,500-square-foot industrial building in the Towne Corporate Park of Granville, on Milwaukee's far northwest side.

The COVID-19 outbreak and widespread response to slow its spread has thrown cold water on what had been a healthy U.S. economy. Nearly all sectors, including real estate, has seen immediate impacts.

Milwaukee developer Irgens Partners LLC confirmed the BMO Tower project in downtown Milwaukee is continuing, even after two people working on the project had been diagnosed with COVID-19.

Bryant & Stratton College's renovation and expansion plans for its Wauwatosa campus include conversion of an existing warehouse into an athletic training room, 10 new athletic offices and a new student union space.

The developers behind the proposed Strawberry Fields multi-family housing development in Kenosha are asking the city to review modified plans that removes 118 units from the project.

Hales Corners-based Wimmer Communities has acquired a potential development site at the southwest corner of East Pittsburgh Avenue and South First Street in Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood.

A Seattle-based real estate investor has acquired for $11.25 million a pair of properties along North Downer Avenue on Milwaukee's East Side, with tenants including the Downer Theatre, Cafe Hollander, Pizza Man, Henry's Tavern, Stone Creek Coffee and Boswell Book Co., among others.

Most real estate professionals expect at least some of their tenants to seek rent reduction or relief this month due to the COVID-19 outbreak and are likewise employing a number of strategies to work with them on the issue.

The Wisconsin Center District is moving ahead with the proposed expansion of the downtown Milwaukee convention center, though the project timeline is unknown as the nation continues to combat the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak.

A majority of southeastern Wisconsin commercial real estate professionals predict the COVID-19 outbreak will seriously impact their business for six months or less, according to the findings of a new industry survey.

Gerald Rappaport, a longtime manager of several Milwaukee-area hotels including the downtown Hyatt Regency Milwaukee and Hilton Milwaukee City Center, has died at age 58.