Market Insights

The Ho-Chunk Nation’s Beloit casino and resort project took a major step forward when Gov. Tony Evers ruled in favor of the project’s proposed site being declared trust land for the tribe.

The Children's Museum of Rock County board has told the owner of the former First National Bank building in downtown Janesville that the board considers the site at 100 W Milwaukee St its top choice to house a prospective children's museum.

Sievert and LKQ had asked the city for approval of an on-site expansion that will consolidate most of the salvage yard’s operations into one 125,000-square-foot building, which Sievert said will boost efficiency, allow more room to dismantle vehicles indoors, and create expanded space for quality control, warehousing and shipping of parts throughout the Midwest.

Channel 3000 / News 3 Now interview with Coldwell Banker Commercial McGuire Mears & Associates managing Broker Bill Mears and City of Janesville Economic Development Director Gale Price concerning the auction of the former GM property.

A Milwaukee commercial real estate group just scooped up half a million square feet of occupied warehousing and industrial properties in Janesville.

If the proposed indoor ice arena and sports complex at Uptown Janesville comes to fruition, it likely will be named after Woodman’s Food Market, a group of stakeholders who are raising private funds for the project has announced. The Friends of the Indoor Sports Complex made known this week that they have secured $3.75 million in private donations. That includes a $2 million donation from the Janesville-based supermarket chain.

Coldwell Banker Commercial McGuire Mears & Associates' team of Bill Mears and Adam Shultz are excited to bring this unique development opportunity to auction.

What type of retailer is driving brick and mortar growth? Learn more about the drivers from Coldwell Banker Commercial McGuire Mears & Associates' Senior Associate and retail specialist Mandy Witt. She looks at our market and shares national observations by Coldwell Banker Commercial's Managing Director, Dan Spiegel.

A riverside property in downtown Janesville could go from languishing to linchpin. At the moment, it’s a vacant, grassy lot on South River Street across from the redeveloped riverfront in downtown Janesville. But by next year, a developer could transform the parcel into a 100-unit apartment complex with commercial space on the ground floor.

The demolition of the Janesville Perkins restaurant opens up space for new fast casual dining on Milton Ave.