Terrence Wall News Today

Developers have taken the next step in filling the spot where the old Wausau Mall used to be with a groundbreaking ceremony.

Something new for Madison? A proposed downtown hi-rise with extremely small units and no parking will come before the city’s Plan Commission Feb. 26.

At just 25, Nate Helbach is driving some big development projects in Madison and beyond. He is looking outside conventional thinking for development practices, financing models and building materials, especially when it comes to using mass timber.

Veritas Village has sued over each of its city property assessments since 2018. This appeals court ruling, and another in October, have affirmed two of the citys assessments.

A Wisconsin real estate developer said that the value of Trumps properties would have increased after he became president.

The city initially valued Veritas Village, a four-story luxury apartment building near Breese Stevens Field, at $17.8 million. The developer thinks it should have been $8.5 million.

Terrence Wall, of T. Wall Enterprises, purchased the former American Medical Security campus in Howard at auction and plans to convert the site into housing.

Middleton development firm T. Wall Enterprises has purchased the former AMS building at 3100 Ams Blvd. in Howard for $4.5 million.

The owners of a café that sued a local health agency over citations issued for violations of a mask mandate failed to show the agency engaged in a pattern of constitutional violations, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has held.

The owners of a café that sued a local health agency over citations issued for violations of a mask mandate failed to show the agency engaged in a pattern of constitutional violations, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has held.