NAIOP Wisconsin is a chapter of NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, with over 350 members serving the State of Wisconsin. NAIOP is the leading organization for developers, owners and related professionals in retail, office, industrial and mixed-use real estate. NAIOP has over 18,000 members in North America. NAIOP advances responsible commercial real estate development and advocates for effective public policy.
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Our commercial banking team had the opportunity to speak at an NAIOP Wisconsin Commercial Real Estate Development Association session for young leaders interested in knowing more about the state of lending! #TriCity #HometownBank Member FDIC.
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Only a few spots remain for our 2024 Capital Markets Update tomorrow! Registration closes at 4pm today, so make sure to sign up using the link below. See you there!
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Michael Best's Michelle W. Ebben, J.D., Thomas Gartner, Lauren Triebenbach, and Nancy Haggerty sat down to talk municipal special charges during our NAIOP Wisconsin Commercial Real Estate Forum. The funding for municipal operations is traditionally covered mainly by real estate taxes. However, we are now witnessing a trend where municipalities are introducing various “special charges,” such as transportation fees, emergency services fees, and “good neighbor” fees. These charges either cover services that used to be included in taxes or serve as conditions for development approvals. The event, held in our Milwaukee office, included attendees from around the greater Milwaukee area who were eager to hear answers to questions like: ❓ Are these fees permissible? ❓ How do they align with the levy limits set by the Wisconsin Legislature? ❓ Do they comply with the Impact Fee Law? Reach out Michelle, Thom, Lauren, and Nancy if you have questions or to continue the conversation! #MichaelBest #CommercialRealEstate #RealEstate #RealEstateLaw
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Managing Partner at Rhumbline Real Estate Partners | Director of Real Estate Program UWM
It was great to have Jim Villa and NAIOP Wisconsin back in the classroom at Lubar College of Business this week. Big thanks to our speakers, Alyssa Geisler, Joey Wisniewski, and Steven Rosandich, for sharing their real-world experiences and insights with our students!
Just three days remain to register for our annual Capital Markets Update, presented by Associated Bank and Husch Blackwell! Snag your tickets below and join 150 plus attendees on Tuesday.
We spent Wednesday afternoon touring Octopi Brewing in Waunakee! Hair nets and all, we had a great time touring their newly expanded facility and tasting their variety of taps. Thank you to our event sponsors and to Octopi for hosting our group! SVA Certified Public Accountants, First American Title, Landmark Credit Union & Miron Construction Co., Inc.
Thanks for inviting the team, Chad! We are so proud to support you and your students.
Managing Partner at Rhumbline Real Estate Partners | Director of Real Estate Program UWM
It was great to have Jim Villa and NAIOP Wisconsin back in the classroom at Lubar College of Business this week. Big thanks to our speakers, Alyssa Geisler, Joey Wisniewski, and Steven Rosandich, for sharing their real-world experiences and insights with our students!
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NAIOP Wisconsin is hosting a number of upcoming programs this fall that will cover a wide variety of topics in the world of commercial real estate. October 24: Municipal Special Charges - Learn more about The Wisconsin Impact Fee Law, Levy Limits imposed by the Wisconsin Legislature, Municipal "Special Charges", and how these fees have been challenged & how owners and developers need for predictable costs be balanced against a municipality's budget. October 29 - Capital Markets Update (One of my favorite annual events) - Will cover trends and statistics with an in-depth market perspective provided by Cushman & Wakefield's senior economist, James Bohnaker. November 6 - Development Showcase - Evoni Third Ward Apartments. Learn more about the intricacies of the design and construction process, as well as a tour of the luxury residential development. Register for these events (and others) here: https://lnkd.in/gaspKfv4 Or, reach out to Katie C. with any questions!