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Despite drawing complaints from more than 40 residents – and even a lawsuit from five nearby condo owners – a proposal to construct a 55-unit apartment complex on land owned by St. Mark’s Episcopal Church at the corner of North Hackett Avenue and Belleview Place, has cleared an initial hurdle.

Bay View is a popular neighborhood for new homebuyers in Milwaukee, but while demand grows, the available housing has remained relatively stable. A new long-range plan for the neighborhood, drafted by Milwaukee’s Department of City Development, proposes new large-scale developments, more affordable housing, and new transit options.

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The Construction Industry Federation has expressed concern at the potential reduction in the amount of land zoned for housing in the development ...

The developer still pursuing plans to transform a former Sears building on Milwaukee’s near northwest side into the Ikon Hotel could get another year to begin paying back a $4 million loan the project received from the city as part of the creation of tax increment finance district for the site.

The Cumberland County League starts again on Saturday with three fixtures in each division kicking off the new season.

Glasgow City Council has today revealed the plan for North Glasgows regeneration.

A 2019 condemnation order, which in March was overturned on appeal, has been scheduled for an Oct. 3 hearing. Northridge has seen four recent fires.

The Carmelite Order – which runs Terenure College and owns the substantial landbank at the college – had stated the development would help secure the future…

Dublin City Council has refused planning permission due to transportation issues connected to the scheme.