Wangard Partners, Inc.
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by Wangard
Two years into working full time at Wangard Partners Inc., Tony DeRosa stood at a crossroad.
It was 2005 and DeRosa had planned to go back to college to get his master’s degree in real estate, a necessary achievement to land jobs with larger, national companies. But DeRosa reconsidered, given everything he was learning from working with Stewart Wangard, founder of Wangard Partners, Milwaukee.
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by Wangard
Developers are opening new apartments in the Milwaukee area quicker than renter demand for them is growing, drawing notes of caution amid the continuing apartment building boom.
The situation is nowhere near dire, as the multitude of people looking to fill area apartments continues to grow. But developers say people need paychecks to rent their apartments, and job creation is needed to generate tenants for apartments that will open in the coming years.
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by Wangard
Wangard Partners Inc. took over the Uptown Brass shopping center in Kenosha through a friendly foreclosure and will pursue development of two buildings on the property.
In Kenosha, Wangard Partners’ ownership of the Uptown Brass center could signal a turnaround for the property, which has had problems in the past, said Zohrab Khaligian, Kenosha community development specialist. The roughly 15-acre, Pick ’n Save-anchored center is at 1919 63rd St. on the former site of the American Brass factory the city demolished about eight years ago. Uptown includes a TCF Bank and an apartment building with 20 units and 15,000 square feet of first-floor retail space.
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by Wangard
A one-week class at Harvard University changed the course of Stewart Wangard’s career.
It was 2005, and Wangard had already served as president of The Boerke Co. and Wangard Partners Inc., which he founded 13 years earlier, into one of the top real estate brokerage firms in the Milwaukee area. Harvard accepted his application for the rigorous course, and he joined a group of 40 real estate pros assembled from around the world.
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