The owners of downtown Milwaukee's Boston Store building have a Plan B following this week's news that both the department store and the retailer's corporate offices are shutting down.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
MILWAUKEE SYMPHONY CONVERSION OF DOWNTOWN THEATER NOW INCLUDES A BUILDING ADDITION AND PARKING LOT
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's plans to convert downtown's former Warner Grand Theatre now include an addition to accommodate dressing rooms and other uses - and its own parking lot.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
NEW HOTEL COMING TO WAUWATOSA'S MAYFAIR WILL BE WISCONSIN'S FIRST MARRIOTT RENAISSANCEThe hotel being created at a former office building at Wauwatosa's Mayfair mall will carry the Renaissance by Marriott brand - marking the first such hotel in Wisconsin.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
VIDEO: THE NORTH END HAS BIG IMPACT ON MILWAUKEE DOWNTOWN, EAST SIDE
Nearly 20 years in the making. The North Edn has brought over 900 new residents to the edge of downtown Milwaukee- and helped attract other projects.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
STATE PROVIDES $250,000 GRANT FOR KENOSHA HOTEL REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT
The redevelopment of a historic Kenosha building into an 80-room downtown boutique hotel is getting a $250,000 state grant.
VIDEO: THE NORTH END HAS BIG IMPACT ON MILWAUKEE DOWNTOWN, EAST SIDE
Nearly 20 years in the making. The North Edn has brought over 900 new residents to the edge of downtown Milwaukee- and helped attract other projects.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
STATE PROVIDES $250,000 GRANT FOR KENOSHA HOTEL REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT
The redevelopment of a historic Kenosha building into an 80-room downtown boutique hotel is getting a $250,000 state grant.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
FROM FORMER TANNERY TO HIGH-END HOUSING: THE NORTH END HELPS TRANSFORM DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE
The largest new upscale housing development in Milwaukee's downtown area started with the abrupt shutdown of a tannery.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel FROM FORMER TANNERY TO HIGH-END HOUSING: THE NORTH END HELPS TRANSFORM DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE
The largest new upscale housing development in Milwaukee's downtown area started with the abrupt shutdown of a tannery.