Milwaukee real estate brokerage Boerke adds three principals to ownership group

Three new principals joined the leadership group of Milwaukee real estate brokerage Cushman & Wakefield|The Boerke Co. Inc. this year as the firm seeks to continue its growth and expand into the Madison marketplace.

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