Briggs & Stratton terminates leases for major portions of Wauwatosa HQ plant: Landlord

While the future of Briggs & Stratton’s offices in Wauwatosa seems secure, the company’s former 1.2 million-square-foot plant at the same site is transitioning to manufacturing space for other companies.

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