real estate

For the sixth month in a row the Metropolitan Milwaukee real estate market outperformed the pandemic fueled market of 2020, according to a recent Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors (GMAR) report. If trends continue, it looks like 2022 will continue to be a seller’s market.

About 6,000 properties, or 14% of Milwaukee’s rental homes, are owned by out-of-state landlords, according to Marquette Law School’s Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, nearly every part of our lives has been impacted, including real estate developments. Here in Milwaukee, construction…

The Democratic National Convention was expected to have a $200 million economic impact in Milwaukee. In the days following the announcement that Milwaukee…

When the Democratic National Convention was first announced, hotels in the area quickly booked up. Between the rooms and the convention hall rentals,…

Despite the pandemic, construction has continued on new projects in the Milwaukee area. Although many of us are more focused on this health crisis, social…

As many Wisconsinites continue to work from home, the future of office buildings could be very different from how we left them.Like many of you, the Lake…

As stay-at-home orders have been extended in most states due to the coronavirus pandemic, there’s been a greater focus on housing more generally.…

The COVID-19 pandemic has most of us staying at home. But that can be difficult when you’re trying to sell or buy a home — and perhaps most difficult when…

There are a lot of buildings currently under construction in the heart of Milwaukee. New hotels, apartments and office buildings — the city is…