Hovde Properties along with partners from the City of Racine, Johnson Financial Group, C.G. Schmidt Construction, and Kahler Slater Architects gathered on Friday to host a ceremonial groundbreaking for Breakwater 233. Breakwater 233 is a $40+ million redevelopment of Racine’s 233 Lake Avenue and will introduce over 200 market-rate apartments Read More »
The City Council has unanimously agreed to increase the developer’s incentive for the long-discussed apartment buildings on Lake Avenue in Racine. The agreement provides an additional $3.5 million for constructing a 202-unit, market-rate apartment building at 233 Lake Ave. Downtown Racine’s First New Construction Project in Over 20 Years The Read More »
AkitaBox Inc., a Madison maker of facility management software, said it has moved into a new building in downtown Madison that is becoming a hub for the city’s technology companies.
Hovde Properties plans a more than $40 million apartment and hotel development on Racine’s waterfront on land where city officials in 2017 had envisioned a conference center. The project at 233 Lake Ave. would have two market-rate apartment buildings standing up to five stories tall, and a hotel with about Read More »
The brick wall, part of the original structure from the former Koltes Lumber Building on East Main Street, sold them. Kelly Haas and Tom Slaten had looked at five or six other spaces in Waunakee for their Orange Shoe Personal Fitness location before deciding on the Village Crossing. It had Read More »
The former Rodefeld homestead at Cottage Grove Road and Sprecher Road on the east side of Madison could become the site for a new apartment complex in two years.
Village officials, along with representatives of Hovde Properties and Chamber of Commerce members gathered May 9 to break ground on the new 101-unit apartment building on East Main Street between Madison and Water streets In the planning stages for nearly a year, the $21 million mixed-use development will include approximately Read More »
The Wisconsin Historical Society wants to expand its Capitol Square museum, and the huge project is now one step closer to reality.
Despite opposition from a number of residents, the Waunakee Village Board Monday gave its approval to a Tax Incremental Finance district for the Main Street area.
On his final night as Wisconsin governor 17 years ago, Tommy Thompson danced the polka in front of a packed Assembly chamber and proposed a $75 million “world-class history center” to be built in Downtown Madison.
