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NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL ANNOUNCES $500M INVESTMENT IN DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE CAMPUS - Vimarsana News

NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL ANNOUNCES $500M INVESTMENT IN DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE CAMPUS

/PRNewswire/ -- Northwestern Mutual today announced plans to invest more than $500 million in its North Office Building located at 818 East Mason Street in...

Report finds 'mixed picture' for metro Milwaukee construction workforce - Vimarsana News

Report finds 'mixed picture' for metro Milwaukee construction workforce

Metro Milwaukee’s construction labor market is as tight as it has been in at least 20 years, there is a generally strong pipeline of apprentice but there are opportunities to improve programs aimed at Milwaukee residents and to expand efforts to strengthen gender and racial diversity in the construction workforce

Common Council approves Fiserv HQ TIF district - Vimarsana News

Common Council approves Fiserv HQ TIF district

The Milwaukee Common Council approved an $11.6 million tax incremental financing package to support Fiserv’s new corporate headquarters downtown, along with improvements to nearby public infrastructure.

Milwaukee offering $11.6 million for Fiserv HQ project, nearby public infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Milwaukee offering $11.6 million for Fiserv HQ project, nearby public infrastructure

The city of Milwaukee is proposing an $11.6 million investment to support Fiserv’s new global headquarters along with improvements to nearby public infrastructure.

Vacancies, delays plague Milwaukee Department of Neighborhood Services - Vimarsana News

Vacancies, delays plague Milwaukee Department of Neighborhood Services

The department is seeking nearly $20 million for next year’s budget.