Buildings and Sites
Building stronger communities through brownfield redevelopment
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A typical Wisconsin community has many productive commercial and industrial sites that are valuable assets. Those businesses provide needed jobs and income to the residents and the tax base necessary to fund local services that raise the quality of life and help upgrade community infrastructure. Over time, these properties are bought and sold, used and reused, without complications.
Unfortunately, not every commercial or industrial site will remain productive or even valuable. Some properties remain idle and undesirable due to the visual condition of the property. They are eyesores and have dilapidated buildings, poorly kept grounds and trash.
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Proud friends, family and fans gathered at 2320 Jack Breault Dr. and on Facebook Live on Tuesday, April 26, for the groundbreaking of Croix Valley Foods’ new 20,000 square foot facility.
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After sitting vacant for more than six years, the old Dairy Queen site is scheduled to become the new home of the New Richmond Chamber of Commerce.
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