Madison is again squabbling with a developer over part of the massive Judge Doyle Square project covering parts of the Madison Municipal Building and Government East parking garage blocks Downtown.
Two Dane County committees voted Tuesday to formally recommend moving forward with a $148 million jail renovation plan that involves building a tower next to the existing Public Safety Building in downtown Madison.
A special city negotiating team is recommending Stone House Development, of Madison, over two other suitors to do a pricey mixed-use development above the large underground parking garage nearing completion at the Judge Doyle Square project Downtown.
In response to neighborhood concerns about losing access to fresh food, SSM Health is changing where it plans to build a $75 million first phase of a multi-decade redevelopment that would have displaced a grocery store on South Park Street.
SSM Health has announced they will not, as previously planned, build a clinic at 1312 S. Park St., the site of a current Pick 'n Save, in response to neighborhood concerns.
On a recent Friday afternoon, about 20 employees of a commercial insurance leads company were busy working in a small, consolidated area on the sixth floor of a building on the former site of the Oscar Mayer plant on Madison's north side.
The Salvation Army of Dane County is restarting a bid to redevelop its current building and perhaps surrounding properties on the Near East Side for a roughly $25 million project that would deliver a new homeless shelter, transitional housing units with support services, and income-based and non-subsidized apartments.
Two overarching realities are likely to be top of mind for a Madison task force charged with figuring out what to do with the city's financially struggling golf courses.
Hoping to finally realize a transportation initiative that has been in the planning stages for a number of years, city officials are moving toward implementing a bus rapid transit system.
The Wisconsin Historical Society and private developers are only beginning to put a look and shape to
a new history museum and private mixed-use project that could cost as much as $255 million where State Street meets Capitol Square.
Projects to clean up the exterior of the University of Wisconsin Field House and construct a new plaza outside its south doors have been given a thumbs-up.
Franklin will pay $19.4 million to help finance high-end apartments at the
Ballpark Commons mixed-use development under a plan approved by the Common Council.
Glendale's Bayshore Town Center is hosting an open house about the troubled retail center's redevelopment plans - which include $37 million in city financing.
