Current Residential Developments in Racine County
Residential Developments within Racine County continue to be built throughout the community to aid in the influx of people making the move for work.
Residential Developments within Racine County continue to be built throughout the community to aid in the influx of people making the move for work.
Hillwood, a national investment and development company, expanded their footprint in Racine County purchasing a 19-acre parcel, where they recently celebrated the groundbreaking of what will be a 247,105 SF industrial speculative building.
Dan Gallagher started Mybread Bakery with a mission to provide gluten-free breads that are safe for those with food allergies, but not compromise taste or quality. Three years later, Gallagher relocated from Chicago to Racine – with help from the Racine County Economic Development Corporation – and expanded operations by renting a larger space, purchasing better machinery, and hiring additional employees.
Business leaders need to think differently about current talent needs and creatively structure their recruitment efforts to meet the job market. Options included engaging with talent that have taken breaks from the job market and seniors and retirees seeking ways to stay connected.
RCEDC staff and Leadership Council welcomes real estate developers to discuss current and future development projects in Racine County.
The Residences at Dunham Grove are officially open for leasing. The collaborative effort to bring this housing development project to Union Grove was celebrated by members of RCEDC, Racine County, the Village of Union Grove and the developer, PRE/3.
CALEDONIA, WI – DeBack Farms Business Park was developed by Wispark, LLC in partnership with the…
The combination of public infrastructure improvements and a probusiness environment has led to an influx of regional, national, and international companies choosing to
relocate or expand operations into Southeast Wisconsin.
The combination of public infrastructure improvements and a probusiness environment has led to an influx of regional, national, and international companies choosing to
relocate or expand operations into Southeast Wisconsin.
Racine was recently ranked No. 9 in Manufacturing Hubs and No. 5 in Recovery Job Growth.