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Walters and Liyeos share how they structured their business to do more in less time, as well as create a culture that equips employees with the skills to do a great job, every time.

/PRNewswire/ -- Quattro Development is excited to announce its 16th consecutive participation in the ICSC Las Vegas event, taking place May 20-30 at the Las...

Kroger is one step closer to building a Marketplace store with the purchase of West Chester Township’s former activity center.

Developers for a Montessori school in Pewaukee postponed a public hearing to do a traffic analysis.

Entrepreneurship isn’t without its challenges. As Quattro Development co-founders Rob Walters and Mike Liyeos discovered firsthand, creating your own business is anything but easy. The duo founded the build-to-suit real estate development enterprise Quattro Development in 2008. Their mission is to become a one-stop shop for real estate needs for businesses nationwide. Today, Quattro Development

After several failed attempts West Chester officials believe the giant Kroger Marketplace will become a reality

Real estate might be a cutthroat industry, but this duo's contrarian approach has led to several high-profile deals for Quattro Development. Walters and Liyeos share the three differentiators that make Quattro Development truly unique in the real estate development space.

Kroger has 104 days to close the deal. The selling price was $1.9 million.

Kroger and Dr. Muhamed Aziz are once again interested in purchasing the township’s former Cox Road activity center.

The Wheaton City Council will vote Monday to approve a redevelopment project that would replace a decades-old bank with a day care center and urgent care clinic at a heavily traveled intersection near downtown.