Resilience and Innovation: Navigating Milwaukee’s Real Estate Landscape
Despite the hurdles posed by fluctuating interest rates and rising construction costs, there is optimism within Milwaukee’s real estate sector.
Despite the hurdles posed by fluctuating interest rates and rising construction costs, there is optimism within Milwaukee’s real estate sector.
Amid growing interest in repurposing underperforming office buildings, Bear Development is contemplating the conversion of Johnson Controls International’s downtown Milwaukee offices into apartments.
Bear Development’s proposed 97-unit Willow Creek neighborhood in the Village of Somers received a positive reception during the recent Plan Commission meeting.
Bear Development has received approval for two brownfield cleanup loans totaling $1.5 million from the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee (RACM).
Bear Development is utilizing substantial federal support to advance the Filer & Stowell site redevelopment in Milwaukee’s Bay View area, The Corliss.
Bear Development LLC is gearing up to build a 140-unit apartment community with 3,700 square feet of commercial space at 100 E. National Ave. in Milwaukee’s Harbor District.
Bear Development, as one of the three finalists, has outlined a detailed proposal for the redevelopment of the former transit transfer point in South Madison.
In an exciting development within the coworking sector, an affiliate of Bear Real Estate Group has recently acquired two significant properties in Waukesha County from Better Cowork, signaling a notable expansion and innovation in the realm of coworking spaces.
BEAR is at the forefront of a transformative housing initiative in Caledonia, aiming to develop 254 new housing lots.
Facing the escalating housing crisis in Wisconsin, SR Mills, CEO of Bear Real Estate Group, underscores the importance of innovative solutions to address the shortage across all housing types.