Piling on the Progress: Our Redevelopment Moves Forward Construction on our redevelopment project is picking up speed, and today marks an important milestone: the installation of pilings! For those who might not be familiar, pilings are long, sturdy columns—usually made of steel, concrete, or wood—that are driven deep into the ground to provide a strong…

Good news—our main parking lot entrance is officially open again after nearly two months of closure during the redevelopment construction! We know this has been a major inconvenience, and we truly appreciate everyone’s patience and flexibility while the work was underway.Over the coming weeks, crews will be completing the final stages of the project, including…

We’re celebrating a big milestone in our redevelopment journey: today we received conditional approval for our zoning permit! Before any redevelopment can move forward, a project has to be reviewed to make sure it fits within the city’s zoning requirements—things like land use, building height, parking, and overall neighborhood impact. Getting zoning approval is essentially…

We’re pleased to announce that the plumbing plans for Middleton Shores have received conditional approval from the Wisconsin Division of Industry Services.Why this matters: This approval confirms that our design meets state safety and code standards, which is a critical step before construction can continue. It’s a key milestone that keeps the project moving forward…

As part of our ongoing redevelopment efforts, we’re pleased to share that we’ve successfully relocated two electrical transformers on the property.This work is a key milestone in modernizing our infrastructure and supporting future upgrades across the site. By relocating the transformers, we’re improving both safety and accessibility, ensuring that the electrical system is positioned to…

If you’ve been navigating around the property lately, you’ve probably noticed a few more orange cones than usual. That’s because Allen Court is currently closed—partly due to our ongoing construction project, and partly due to additional road work the city has started at Allen Boulevard and Century Avenue. Needless to say, access is a little…

We’re pleased to provide a quick update on the progress of our construction project. As of today, demolition has been completed, marking the end of the noisiest and most disruptive phase of work. We appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding throughout this portion of the project.Beginning today, crews will transition to the next stage: trenching and…