37th Street School Senior Apartments | Tour and Q&A

Greenfire 37th St Senior Apartments Tour

Posted December 28, 2021 by Marketing Account & filed under News.

In partnership with Rafael Gracia, Greenfire hosted the Associated in Commercial Real Estate (ACRE) program and WCREW for a property tour and Q&A at the recently finished 37^th Street School senior apartments. Alexandra Don, an Associate Attorney at AVK Law, led the discussion and asked questions pertaining to project development and financing to construction and building challenges. A group of about 25 were in attendance who were also able to ask their own questions and learn more about the building and the entire process. The tour concluded with refreshments and a networking session. Greenfire project team members who participated in the tour included Paul Hackbarth, Director of Construction, Gage Christianson, Project Manager, and Angelo Rodriguez, Assistant Superintendent.

The Spark | November 2021

Greenfire Door county granary groundbreaking

Posted December 1, 2021 by Marketing Account & filed under News.

The Spark | November 2021 2022

No “fowl” play in November for Greenfire. The month was stuffed with quite a few highlights and plenty to be thankful for. We celebrated a groundbreaking and a ribbon cutting, presented the 2021 Urban Spaceship Conference, and presented our best collection yet for an annual community drive. Also, be sure to check out this month’s project spotlight which gives an in-depth overview of the Forest County Potawatomi Community Center.

Forest County Potawatomi Community Center: Completed Gallery

Greenfire Forest County Potawatomi Community Center

Posted November 30, 2021 by Marketing Account & filed under News.

Click through to view completed photos of the Forest County Potawatomi Community Center

Forest County Potawatomi Community Center: Interior Progress Gallery

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Click through to view interior progress photos of the Forest County Potawatomi Community Center

Forest County Potawatomi Community Center: Exterior Progress Gallery

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Click through to view exterior progress photos of the Forest County Potawatomi Community Center

BizTimes: See photos of Milwaukee-area executives speed-eating donuts

greenfire executives speed-eating donuts

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Several Milwaukee executives and community leaders participated in a speed donut-eating competition this week to raise funds for the United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Former Kenosha racing track is getting new life

Greenfire Former Kenosha racing track project

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What was once the last vestige of a defunct Wisconsin industry — greyhound racing — is being redeveloped into an unusual mix of environmentally sustainable light industrial buildings, apartments and retail space.

Urban Milwaukee: Urban Spaceship will land in Milwaukee

urban spaceship 2021 presented by Greenfire

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The second annual Urban Spaceship conference will focus on the future of cities in a post-pandemic world.

And while the pandemic is still ongoing, conference hosts NEWaukee and NAIOP Wisconsin are looking to the future. The in-person event will take place November 9 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at No Studios, 1037 W. McKinley Ave., in The Brewery District.

Fox 11: Ground broken on final resting spot for historic Door County Granary

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STURGEON BAY (WLUK) — The Sturgeon Bay Historical Society broke ground Friday for the final resting spot for the Door County Granary.

It’s located in its original spot on the city’s west side.

The granary had been across the bay for the last several years until the city helped approve a project to enhance the waterfront by the granary’s original location.

Door County Pulse: Granary’s next phase underway

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After four years, two moves and many twists and turns, the Door County Granary project is underway.

A groundbreaking ceremony held Friday at the 92 E. Maple St. site signaled the start of the first phase of construction. Pilings will be driven, the foundation poured and then the structure jacked up and moved about 50 feet to its final base. Other work during this phase includes a new exterior skin, and for the top, translucent panels. A grand opening of this first phase will be held by June 1, 2022, said Christie Weber, president of the Sturgeon Bay Historical Society Foundation.