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The city of Onalaska is receiving a $250,000 state grant to help finance construction of the Great River Residences located in the city’s downtown. The Community Development Investment Grant from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation will support construction of a 102-unit multi-family residential building as well as a 2,000-square-foot commercial space to accommodate a bistro…
A tax-increment financing district that will provide about $1.6 million toward development costs for a major residential project in Onalaska’s downtown waterfront district won unanimous approval Tuesday from the Onalaska Common Council. In addition to providing assistance for the developer of the Great River Residences project, the TIF district would generate funding that could be…
ONALASKA — The Great River Landing has brought more people to play in Onalaska’s historic downtown core since it opened in August 2017. And it looks like it’s poised to bring a lot more people to live there, too, with a $16.4 million residential and retail project on the horizon. The recreational amenities offered by…
The asbestos is gone, along with about 80 tons of walls and a jail’s worth of steel. Now the former La Crosse County Administration Center is poised to become the downtown’s newest housing addition. Stizo Development, a partnership of Three Sixty Real Estate Solutions and Borton Construction, held a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday to celebrate completion…
CHRIS HUBBUCH [email protected] Jan 14, 2017 4 Marvin Wanders examines a cell block in the former La Crosse County courthouse and administration building Friday. Wanders and his business partner plan to gut the 107,000-square-foot building and convert it to apartments for middle-income professionals who want to live downtown. Marvin Wanders of Three Sixty Real Estate…