Hunter Turpin
Reporter at BizTimes Milwaukee
I cover commercial and residential real estate @BizTimesMedia | Prev: @journalsentinel, @WaukeshaFreeman, @theuwmpost | [email protected]
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Megan Hakes A growing Milwaukee-based public relations firm has made its first move into physical office space, opening a 3,000-square-foot suite in the historic Wells Building at 324 E. Wisconsin Ave. in downtown Milwaukee. H.PR, founded five years ago by Megan Hakes, had operated fully remotely since its inception, but growth Already a subscriber? Log in To continue reading this article ... Subscribe to BizTimes today and get immediate access to our Insider-only content and much more.
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Subscribe to BizTimes Daily – Local news about the people, companies and issues that impact business in Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin. Seven apartment projects in southeast Wisconsin totaling 657 affordable apartment units have been awarded low-income housing tax credits by the State of Wisconsin. The projects are among 27 statewide that received tax credits, according to a Friday announcement from the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA).
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Subscribe to BizTimes Daily – Local news about the people, companies and issues that impact business in Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin. A Chicago hospitality firm is planning its debut project — an eco-resort with a nature preserve, hotel and restaurants — at a former college campus in Williams Bay, situated on the northwestern edge of Geneva Lake in Walworth County. The 137-acre property is located generally along North Lakeshore Drive, south of West Geneva Street. It Already a subscriber?
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A new brewery plans to breathe life back into one of Milwaukee’s most recognizable beer halls. Lombardi Brewing Co. is eyeing an August opening for its first taproom in the former City Lights Brewing Co. space, located at 2200 W. Mt. Vernon Ave. in Milwaukee’s Menomonee Valley. The brewery is helmed by John Lombardi — grandson of NFL legend Vince Lombardi — along with partners Amanda Gethers and Tim Kunze.
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A proposed $50 million hotel development in downtown Milwaukee’s Deer District cleared a critical hurdle Wednesday, winning a narrow vote of approval from the city’s Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development Committee (ZND), over vocal opposition from a local union and the project’s district alderman. Middleton-based North Central Group Hospitality (NCG), along with the Milwaukee Bucks, is seeking to build a seven-story, 156-room Moxy Hotel — a brand under Marriott’s portfolio — at 430 W.
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Developers are eyeing a summer groundbreaking for a long-planned hotel in downtown Milwaukee https://t.co/LJesOHo84G
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