Four development teams are offering competing mixed-use projects with grocery stores and housing at costs ranging from $25 million to $88 million for a city-owned property on South Park Street.
Four developers, each of whose proposed projects include a grocery store, are interested in building on the vacant, city-owned lot on South Park Street. -The Cap Times
Update: After nearly two hours in closed session Monday, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway said the Finance Committee gave "several specific instructions" to the negotiating team.
Gebhardt Development, chosen to take over part of the Judge Doyle Square project Downtown, says the base of the structure nearing completion on the Madison Municipal Building block can't support the building it hopes to construct without more modifications than initially thought.
A plan that could add sidewalks to nearly nine more miles of street in Monona is sparking some sharp responses in a city where pedestrians have long had little choice but to walk through front yards or alongside vehicle traffic.
Since John Nolen published his 1911 plan for Madison, the Lake Monona waterfront has captured the imagination of architects and engineers who have offered grand visions to connect the city and the lake.
In response to a city report highlighting gentrification in Madison and confirming many residents' housing challenges, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is considering including solutions for keeping housing affordable and accessible in the 2020 budget.
The financial world has been atwitter about the inversion of the yield curve. It is a phenomenon in the bond market in which longer-term interest rates fall below shorter-term interest rates, and has historically been a warning sign that a recession could be on the way.
