S.R. Mills Earns Place Among Wisconsin’s Most Influential in 2024
S.R. Mills has been named to the 2024 Wisconsin 275 list, recognizing his impactful leadership and strategic vision within the state’s business community.
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Exciting Stadium Plans Advance in the Heart of Milwaukee
The Iron District in downtown Milwaukee is progressing toward its next phase, featuring an 8,000-seat professional soccer stadium.
Downtown Milwaukee Mixed-Use Redevelopment Targets Office and Residential Space
A redevelopment project is underway at the former Johnson Controls campus in downtown Milwaukee, now rebranded as The Patent Block.
New Homes on the Horizon for Racine County Residents
The expansion of residential developments in southeast Wisconsin continues, with D.R. Horton purchasing land in Mount Pleasant’s Pike River Crossing for nearly 100 new homes.
Willow Creek Project to Add Much-Needed Housing Options in Somers
Bear Development has submitted plans for Willow Creek, a nearly 100-unit residential project in Somers on 41 acres of undeveloped land.
Bear Development’s Progress on Kenosha County’s Human Services Building
Bear Development continues to make significant strides on the new Kenosha County Human Services Building at Sun Plaza.
Revitalizing Catlin Courts and Bayview: A $36M Housing Initiative
Bear Development is playing a critical role in the $36 million rehabilitation project of 200 units at Catlin Courts and Bayview in Superior, WI.
Bear Development Advances Thomas Farm Subdivision Proposal
Bear Development has presented a revised plan for the 62-lot Thomas Farm Subdivision to the Caledonia Village Board.
Bear Development Tackles Office-to-Housing Conversions in Milwaukee
Amid growing interest in repurposing underperforming office buildings, Bear Development is exploring the conversion of Johnson Controls International’s downtown Milwaukee offices into apartments.
City Council Greenlights Nearly 300 New Homes in Burlington
The Burlington City Council has unanimously approved the Schaefer Farms project, a nearly 200-acre development on the city’s south side.