Hunter Turpin

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Milwaukee-based manufacturer Global Power Components is planning to occupy the more than 470,000-square-foot former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel printing plant building in West Milwaukee, expand it significantly and employ 1,000 people there. The company, which manufactures fuel tanks, enclosures and other equipment for the power generation industry, is considering those plans for the building, located at 4101 W. Burnham St., according to village documents shared Friday.

6 days ago | biztimes.com | Hunter Turpin

Some city of Milwaukee officials say they want a bigger hotel than what's been proposed at the former Bradley Center site in downtown's Deer District, but a hotel industry analyst says that's unlikely to come forward due to ongoing struggles in Milwaukee's hotel market. Middleton-based North Central Group Hospitality (NCG) wants to build a seven-story, 156-room Moxy Hotel, a stylish youth-oriented Marriott brand known for its social atmosphere. The hotel would sit at 430 W.

1 week ago | biztimes.com | Hunter Turpin

Costco, which operates a chain of membership-only big-box warehouse club retail stores, is planning to add a new store location in southern Milwaukee County. On Tuesday, the Franklin Common Council approved a contract for a traffic analysis report for a Costco that could be built near the intersection of Drexel Avenue and 27th Street. Franklin’s city documents do not explicitly state where the Costco would be built. City officials could not immediately be reached for comment.

1 week ago | biztimes.com | Hunter Turpin

An affordable housing development in Milwaukee’s Harambee neighborhood is getting a revitalization after its previous owner and operator went out of business. Maskani Place, located at 320 E. Center St. with 37 apartment units, was developed in 2014 by Heartland Housing, a Chicago-based nonprofit that went bankrupt in 2023 and left several housing projects in Already a subscriber? Log in To continue reading this article ...

1 week ago | biztimes.com | Hunter Turpin

The West Allis Towne Center shopping center was sold to a Georgia-based entity for $30 million, according to state records. ORF X West Allis purchased the property from New York City-based KPR Centers. ORF X West Allis shares an address with Pinnacle Leasing and Management, which is primarily a property management company, its website says. KPR Already a subscriber? Log in To continue reading this article ...