The southeast corner of South Gammon Road and the Beltline is planned for a major upgrade. A developer is proposing a nearly 10,000-square-foot, single-story building that could be home to a restaurant, coffee shop and one or two retail shops.

Finding a new use for the former Sam's Club building didn't take long. Three months after the store's closing, a Texas-based national home decor retailer is proposing a 106,000-square-foot home decor superstore for the site at 7050 Watts Road.

MIDDLETON CITY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF PROPOSED PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL

The Middleton City Council next week will consider a proposed 72-bed psychiatric hospital in the Airport Road Business Park, after the Plan Commission on Tuesday approved the plan.
- Wisconsin State Journal

MADISON PLAN COMMISSION APPROVES GENERAL PLAN FOR MASSIVE HILL FARMS DEVELOPMENT

The Madison Plan Commission on Monday approved the concept for a massive development at the Hill Farms property on the West Side. Commission members unanimously voted to support a zoning change and the general development plan by developer Smith Gilbane to create five blocks of office space, retail, restaurants, residential units and a hotel on 13.9 acres bounded by University Avenue, North Segoe Road, Sheboygan Avenue and the new State Office Building.

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MADISON FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS FUNDING FOR SIX NEIGHBORHOOD PROJECTS

Projects recommended for funding through the city's neighborhood grant program range from creating a documentary about the Elvehjem Neighborhood to installing vintage signs in Tenney Park.  

-Wisconsin State Journal

PREVIOUSLY REFERRED, NORTH BUTLER STREET APARTMENT PROJECT TRIES AGAIN

Last year, a developer proposed a four-story apartment on North Butler Street, but it was rejected by the city's Plan Commission. The commission worried the depth of the project wouldn't blend in with the neighborhood.
-The Cap Times  

CITY RECOMMENDS APPROVAL OF MASSIVE MADISON YARDS LAND USE PLAN AFTER DEVELOPER REVISIONS

The massive west side Madison Yards project has been in the works for years and is on its way to the city's Plan Commission Monday night seeking land use approvals. Just a few months ago, city staff couldn't recommend approving the project, but that changed as the developer refined plans.
-The Cap Times EVEN CRAZIER: MADISON HOME BUYERS GETTING CREATIVE TO BEAT COMPETITION IN SELLER'S MARKET

Madison real estate is shaping up to be just as hot, if not hotter, than last year. In an unrelenting seller's market with limited supply, realtors and buyers are getting creative to beat out the competition.
-The Cap Times

JUDGE WEIGHS IN ON MARKET SQUARE THEATRE PARKING, WON'T ISSUE INJUNCTION TO STOP PARKING BAN

The owners of Market Square shopping center were unable Tuesday to get an injunction stopping the owner of a parking lot adjacent to Market Square Theatre from barring movie patrons from parking there.
-Wisconsin State Journal