Sale of 2 state-owned Downtown Madison buildings gets final approval
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GEF 3, front, would be demolished, and GEF 2, center right, would be renovated under a developer’s plan to convert the Downtown Madison block to several hundred apartments. The Legislature's budget committee signed off on the sale of both buildings on Tuesday.
AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL
GEF 3, front, would be demolished, and GEF 2, center right, would be renovated under a developer’s plan to convert the Downtown Madison block to several hundred apartments. The Legislature's budget committee signed off on the sale of both buildings on Tuesday.
The Legislature’s budget committee on Tuesday gave final approval to sell a pair of aging state-owned Downtown office buildings — setting the stage for a developer’s plan to convert the 2.5-acre block to a mix of apartments and commercial space.
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GEF 3, front, would be demolished, and GEF 2, center right, would be renovated under a developer’s plan to convert the Downtown Madison block to several hundred apartments. The Legislature's budget committee signed off on the sale of both buildings on Tuesday.
GEF 3, front, would be demolished, and GEF 2, center right, would be renovated under a developer’s plan to convert the Downtown Madison block to several hundred apartments. The Legislature's budget committee signed off on the sale of both buildings on Tuesday.
