The Brewery District: Downtown Milwaukee’s next great neighborhood
It may well be Milwaukee's best-kept secret, but that's about to change. The past 12-plus years have seen a cacophony of cranes, clouds of dust, heavy trucks moving rubble out and bringing concrete into the eight blocks bounded by
Industrial development going wherever land is available
On the outskirts of the village of Germantown, Milwaukee-based developer Zilber Property Group is busy creating a new 140-acre industrial park that recently was used as farmland. Gateway Corporate Park is being developed at the intersection of Holy Hill
Zilber to develop two industrial facilities at Germantown Gateway Corporate Park
Zilber Property Group is pleased to announce the development of two speculative industrial facilities, totaling over 400,000 square feet in Germantown. The two facilities, each totaling approximately 200,000 square feet, will be constructed in the newly developed Germantown Gateway
Generac open new distribution center in Janesville
Generac Holdings Inc. has opened a new distribution center in Janesville. In its Tuesday announcement, Generac (NYSE: GNRC) said the distribution center will employ about 80 people in positions involving material handling, shipping and receiving. The Waukesha County power
Paasche Airbursh will move from Chicago to Kenosha
Company leasing 42,000 square feet. Paasche Airbrush Co. is leasing more than 42,000 square feet from Zilber Property Group at 9511 58th Place in the Business Park of Kenosha to relocate its operations from Chicago to Wisconsin. A family-owned
Zilber buys West Milwaukee industrial building
Zilber Property Group continued to expand its collection of industrial buildings in southeast Wisconsin with the $5.4 million purchase of a West Milwaukee facility. The purchase near Miller Park Way is part of the Milwaukee real estate firm’s ongoing
Table of Experts: Will the growth continue?
Competing forces are changing the challenges and opportunities in commercial real estate. Milwaukee’s commercial real estate market continues to flourish, but rising interest rates and construction costs, tariffs, workforce issues and changes in retail could stall growth. The Milwaukee
Breaking ground in Germantown
Development to feature 700,000-square-foot Briggs & Stratton facility. The first project to come to the 140-acre tax increment financing district site in Germantown had its official groundbreaking Tuesday. By April 1, 2019, Briggs & Stratton plans to be operating
Office neighboring proposed OneNorth project in Bayside sold
A Bayside office building sold for $4.5 million and could be used to house businesses currently in the footprint of the neighboring $200 million OneNorth redevelopment. The almost 37,000-square-foot Bayside Woods office building at 8989 N. Port Washington Road
The key to attracting development?
Communities need to tackle the labor problem. Developers face a common problem: It's a challenge to find enough skilled labor to build industrial facilities, office towers and medical office buildings. And when that labor is available? It's expensive. That’s