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Peoria housing development continues dramatic makeover - Vimarsana News

Peoria housing development continues dramatic makeover

The Peoria housing development once known as Taft Homes has been rechristened Providence Pointe, and a dramatic makeover is underway.

Source: pjstar.com
Construction to begin on Iron District redevelopment in Milwaukee - Vimarsana News

Construction to begin on Iron District redevelopment in Milwaukee

The first heavy construction work for the Iron District redevelopment in Milwaukee will begin in a few weeks, according to our partners at the Milwaukee Business Journal.

Source: tmj4.com
Plans for hundreds of new homes, apartments approved in Mount Pleasant - Vimarsana News

Plans for hundreds of new homes, apartments approved in Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant officials on Wednesday backed a plat and two site plan applications for housing developments that should result in the construction of hundreds of new homes, apartments, and condominiums in the village.

$75 million federal funding goes to 19 Illinois Affordable Housing developments - Vimarsana News

$75 million federal funding goes to 19 Illinois Affordable Housing developments

Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) have announced that $75 million in federal funding will provide financing to affordable housing developments.

Source: wrex.com
Iron District MKE site sold to developers for $12.5 million - Vimarsana News

Iron District MKE site sold to developers for $12.5 million

Bear Development and Kacmarcik Enterprises have officially purchased the land where they plan to construct a sprawling sports and entertainment district on roughly 11 acres previously owned by Marquette University.