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THREE LEAF PARTNERS IN THE NEWS
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Three Leaf Partners lines up wave of apartment projects across Wisconsin and Illinois
Three Leaf Partners is lining up a wave of multifamily construction this year, with projects advancing in Dousman, Madison and suburban Chicago — and an expansion planned for its recently completed apartment complex in Saukville. Read more
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90,000-square-foot manufacturing facility advancing at Three Leaf’s Merchant Village
Allegis Corp.’s expansion plans in Washington County are moving from concept to construction. The Minneapolis-based hardware manufacturer has received approval to build a 90,000-square-foot production, warehouse and office facility as part of Merchant Village, a 130-acre business park being developed in Slinger by Three Leaf Partners. Read more
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Three Leaf Partners Announces Three New Multi-Family Communities Across Wisconsin and Illinois
Three Leaf Partners continues to build meaningful momentum across the Midwest with the announcement of three new multifamily developments: Midpoint Meadows in Madison, Wisconsin; Timberveil Residences in Dousman, Wisconsin; and Parkway Crossing in Crystal Lake, Illinois. Read more
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John Ford Recognized as a Notable Leader in Commercial Real Estate by BizTimes
Three Leaf Partners is proud to celebrate our Chief Development Officer, John Ford, for being recognized by BizTimes Milwaukee as one of Wisconsin’s Notable Leaders in Commercial Real Estate. The annual Notable Leaders list highlights… Read more
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Three Leaf Partners CIO Nick Bickler Named Top 100 Wisconsin C-Level Executive, Wins “Titan 100” Award
Titan CEO and headline sponsors Associated Bank and Wipfli LLP are pleased to announce Nick Bickler, Chief Investment Officer, Three Leaf Partners as a 2026 Wisconsin Titan 100 Hall of Fame recipient. The Titan 100 program recognizes Wisconsin’s Top 100 CEOs & C-level executives… Read more
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Construction is ‘cranking’ on apartments in Wauwatosa
Wauwatosa’s Director of Development Mark Hammond had one word for the progress on a $47 million plan to replace a church in the heart of downtown Wauwatosa with apartments: “Cranking.” Read more