Dave Reid

Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 26. January 2009

By - Jan 26th, 2009 01:02 am
  • OnMilwaukee.com Milwaukee Buzz: Milwaukee Talks: Bradley Center CEO Steve Costello
  • Dermond buys site for project – The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
  • Developer lowers offer for county land
  • Local retailers will get preference at The Brewery – BizTimes
  • Zilber to favor local retailers for The Brewery – The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
  • OnMilwaukee.com Marketplace: The Brewery is ready to be Downtowns next great neighborhood
  • Jazz in the Park fans have a whine and cheese party – JSOnline
  • Stimulus package funds could speed I-94 work, governor says – JSOnline
  • Developer wanted $18 million in city aid to help finance Palomar project – JSOnline
  • Gatehouse sought extra $18 million – The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
  • Gatehouse wanted $18 million in TIF for Palomar project – BizTimes
  • Milwaukee Streets: Valley of the Condos
  • OnMilwaukee.com Marketplace: Top Milwaukee executives expect Obamas stimulus plan to work
  • Gorman to acquire two more buildings at The Brewery – The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
  • Judge pulls out of sick-leave lawsuit
  • Milwaukee County issues RFP for Park East property – BizTimes
  • First Place on the River re-named The Point on the River – BizTimes
  • RedPrairie drops plans to move HQ to Delafield – BizTimes
  • Potawatomi closing Wild Earth on Jan. 31 – The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
  • RedPrairie drops Delafield project, staying in Waukesha – The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
  • Hospital work cutback leads to 160 layoffs – The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
  • RedPrairie plans to stay at current location (WTN News)
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    2 thoughts on “Weekly Bookmarks – Monday, 26. January 2009”

    1. Rob says:
      January 26, 2009 at 9:43 pm

      Regarding the Dermond/NLE sale of the Kenilworth/Farwell project: does anyone know how common it is for developers to sell projects shortly after they’ve been approved by the city? Is this a normal event or a sign of economic stress?

    2. Dave Reid says:
      January 27, 2009 at 5:23 am

      @Rob That’s a great question and I was wondering it myself. I know for example that the Aloft project was also sold to another developer and the failed Palomar project had a larger (GateHouse) developer brought in to lead the project. But I’m not sure beyond those two recent examples how often this happens.

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