Each week, we’ll feature one of the CARW Next Gen participants. There are fourteen commercial real estate professionals involved in the program – each…
On the Issues: CARW Leaders travel to Mid-Year Convention in D.C.
In mid-May, five CARW leaders will head to Washington DC to participate in the NAR mid-year convention and legislative visits. This conference is among the…
CARW Legislative Update – Transportation | Historic Tax Credit | Dark Store | TIF Updates
The State of Wisconsin 2017-19 Budget discussions are ongoing and your WRA lobby team continues to push forward on matters that are important to the…
NextGen’R Of The Week
Matt Chappel | Broker Associate Mid- America Real Estate – Wisconsin, LLC e: mchappell@midamericagrp.com | p: 414.390.1416 Q: Which projects are you most excited…
TIF – A Powerful Economic Development Tool – Updated Brochure
Many real estate and economic development groups have been working tirelessly to advocate for the improvement and expansion of TIF. In doing so, the coalition…
2017 Southeast Wisconsin Open House Expo
Our recent March Lunch & Learn speakers Laura Million and Jordan Brown are back at The Southeast Wisconsin Open House Expo! Last year over 80 people…
Transportation Panel Features National Experts, Local Business Leaders, Legislators
Transportation funding is at the top of the priority list for CARW members. As such, we have engaged in advocacy efforts related to the establishment…
Somerset Properties Happy Hour – Recap
Our April Happy Hour was a huge success with over 130 attendees! CARW Members, Prospective Members and Non-Members met at Lakefront Brewery for drinks, brewery…
2017 FIRPTA Changes Primer – What you need to know
In this video, Evan Liddiard and Linda Monaco discuss FIRPTA changes and what they mean for buyers and sellers of real property and for the…
NEXTGen April Recap: Engineering Experts Featured
On April 12th, the CARW NextGen continued with a panel of Engineers. Big thanks to Pat Kressin, ASLA, LEED AP (GREAF USA); John Kastner, MBA, PE (The Sigma Group); and Adam…
Q1 Market Trends Report from Xceligent
(Milwaukee, WI) – The CARW/Xceligent first quarter numbers show that 2017 is off to a strong start for all sectors. Most vacancy and absorption numbers…
Press Release: REACH Seeking Applications for $37,500, Three-Year Grant
For Immediate Release: April 10, 2017 Contact: Tracy Johnson (414) 253-7939 x 1 MILWAUKEE – Today, the Real Estate Alliance for Charity (REACH) launched the application for…
Bucks Playoff ticket offer for CARW members, family and friends!
First Round Tickets Available Now! As the Bucks push for a playoff spot, this is your chance to score single game playoff tickets! ORDER AT:…
2017 ICSC/CARW Retail Conference Recap
The ICSC/CARW Retail Conference was a success with more than 300 registered to attend from across the State region!Big THANKS to this year’s speakers: Garrick Brown, Cushman…
March 2017 Business Creation Index
The new Business Creation Index (BCI) was created to monitor local economic conditions from the perspective of NAR’s commercial members. The quarterly report offers insight…
New CARW Offices
Beginning on April 3, 2017, the CARW offices will be relocating to the 250 E Wisconsin Ave., Suite 725 in downtown Milwaukee. The phone number…
NAR – Analysis of the President’s Budget
On Mar. 16, 2017, President Trump released his budget for the 2018 fiscal year, which begins on October 1. Highlights of the budget Proposal that impact…
March Lunch and Learn Recap
Thank you to our speakers Laura Million and Jordan Brown from Racine County Economic Development Corporation! We had a great event with over 60…
Transportation Funding – MU Poll Shows Voter Support
CARW joined the DRIVE coalition in 2016; the group is comprised of groups and individuals advocating for transportation solutions in our State. DRIVE (Devote Resources…
Dark Store Proposal – Attend the MMAC Legislative Briefing with Don Millis to Learn More
The ‘Dark Store’ tax assessment issue is one that CARW has been monitoring since early 2016. At that time, bills had not been introduced, but…