Tom Daykin
Business Reporter at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Business reporter, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, covers commercial development; [email protected]
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5 days ago |
jsonline.com | Tom Daykin
Mayor Cavalier Johnson's housing proposal wins a Plan Commission endorsement after changes in response to opposition. The revised plan focuses on developing different housing choices. But it no longer recommends new duplexes in single-family neighborhoods. The Housing Element plan, which needs Common Council approval, includes recommendations on ADUs--which some east side residents oppose.
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1 week ago |
jsonline.com | Tom Daykin
The redevelopment of the former Doctors Hospital into 124 apartments for elderly people is receiving state and federal affordable housing tax credits. Two other Milwaukee projects landed tax credits: the 100-unit Midtown Commons and the 100-unit Austin Commons, in Bay View. Meanwhile, the 55-unit Wauwatosa North Apartments is receiving tax credits.
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1 week ago |
jsonline.com | Tom Daykin
A consultant will help the Wisconsin Professional Baseball Park District create a report on American Family Field's development potential. The report will identify development options, such as mixed-use, entertainment and residential. The Milwaukee Brewers in 2024 surveyed fans about developing an outdoor entertainment area in the plaza behind centerfield. American Family Field's commercial development potential will be studied by a firm being hired by the ballpark's public owner.
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2 weeks ago |
jsonline.com | Tom Daykin
A $5 million plan to create a riverfront public plaza near downtown Milwaukee's Deer District has received an initial city approval. The Gary P. Grunau Memorial Plaza would be built on what's now a half-block of West Highland Avenue, between North King Drive and the Milwaukee River. That street would be replaced by a pedestrian plaza featuring places to sit, greenery and a walkway/ramp connecting to the pedestrian bridge and RiverWalk.
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2 weeks ago |
jsonline.com | Tom Daykin
The 2024 Republican National Convention generated more than $200 million in direct spending. Along with additional spending by businesses and their employees, that created an estimated $321 million economic impact on the state and local economy. The RNC also generated federal, state and local tax revenue. And convention boosters said it raised Milwaukee's profile. During the convention, hotels reported strong business, while some downtown restaurants, taverns and stores saw much less of an impact.
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