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It’s been a busy seven days for Wangard Partners Inc. The Milwaukee developer sold two of its Wisconsin industrial buildings, and is using the proceeds from one of those sales to enter the Cleveland-area market with the purchase of two office buildings.

Our weekly Journal Profiles aim to bring you into the careers and lives of influential Central Texans. Work-life balance is crucial for this CEO of a company turning shipping containers into offices and entertainment venues. That's why he prioritizes it with employees: “I've always emphasized it to the people who work with me, that you're no good to me if you're burned out, so make sure you take the time to take care of yourself, so that when we come here, we can be at our best. Rest is just as much part part of work as work is — productive work. If you look at ancient wisdom and the ancient religions, there is built into those kinds of philosophies a time for rest, because they realize how important that is.”

Nine new members have been appointed to the board of directors at the Downtown Austin Alliance. We chronicle who's on top of the crucial organization in this article, which also includes some forecasting for a Central Business District hit hard in recent years by the pandemic.

The former Bills offensive coordinator has sold the Orchard Park house he has lived in since 2013.

The community will feature hundreds of single-family homes and townhomes.

Pandemic-related supply-chain challenges have shaken up consumers ability to buy everything from cars to school lunches. Now the effects are being felt in the luxury real estate market.

Buyers needing to furnish a mansion are now faced with delays that can take upwards of a year for a high-end couch and other fittings to be delivered. Multiplied over thousands of square feet of living space, that becomes a big problem. However, buyers have found a workaround — purchasing some or all the existing…

Medistar Corp. expects to start construction of the 300-unit complex at the end of this year.

The proposal is the latest in a pipeline that could raise thousands of units around West Oakland BART in coming years.

Those staying near the Denver International Airport will have a new hotel option: the city’s first Atwell Suites.

IHG Hotels & Resorts, a global hotel company with well-known brands like Holiday Inn, InterContinental and more, is opening the 96-room property Thursday. Atwell Suites Denver Airport – Tower Road at 18350 East 65th Ave. is the brand’s second property.

“With close proximity to the airport, we know its convenient location along with the property’s flexible design will appeal to both business and leisure travelers looking for a fulfilling experience,” said hotel owner Kendall Combs from KJ Hotel Properties, adding that their team has worked with IHG for more than two decades.

It’ll join the crowd of other hotels on Tower Road, including Hyatt House Denver Airport, Embassy Suites by Hilton Denver International Airport and Quality Inn & Suites Denver International Airport. They’re all situated within a 15-minute drive from the airport.

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