Archive for March 2009

My dad and uncle spent years in the business of dinner theater.  I have always enjoyed seeing plays and have seen plenty of murder mysteries to last me a lifetime.  While seeing shows put on by my dad & uncle never cost me anything, going to a show outside that venue always seems to cost [...]

I have a client that is in the process of preparing their home to sell.  We decided that getting some off site storage was a good idea.  After looking around we settled on a 10′ x 10′ storage unit with Public Storage. I called and made a reservation and got a reservation number that held [...]

Source: Business Section Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 6 March 2009 By: Tom Daykin Two Franklin condominium projects developed by area real estate investors Jeffrey Klement and Gerald Klamrowski have been hit with a pair of foreclosure suits claiming investors defaulted on their debts adn owe nearly $6 million.  North Shore Bank filed the lawsuits in Milwaukee [...]

Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Real Estate Section 8 March 2009

Source: Business Week 9 March 2009  (page 10) By: James Cooper Link: http://www.businessweek.com Only when home prices have been stabilized can banking and credit markets recover. President Obama’s plan to help homeowners has at least begun to address the problems Here’s a sobering thought: At the rate that homebuilding has declined over the past three [...]

Source: 27 February 2009 Business section Milwaukee Journal Sentinel New-home sales tumbled to a record-low annual pace in January, and there’s no relief in sight as mounting damage from the collapsed housing market pushes the country deeper into resession.  The Commerce Department reported Thursday that sales fell 10.2% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of [...]

Source: Front page of the Real Estate Section, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 1 March 2009 Lake Michigan water may start flowing across the subcontinental divide in New Berlin by July, the first such diversion since the Great Lakes compact was approved. New Berlin recently sent its one-time $1.5 million payment for the water to the City [...]

Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Real Estate Section 1 March 2009