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Airbnbs aren't major cause of Fox Valley's housing market issues, but concerns linger
Appleton is keeping an eye on how many tourist rooming houses operate in the city, but has yet to see short-term rentals affect the supply of homes for residents. Although there's been more Airbnb-type properties licensed in recent years, "we're not seeing the number of tourist rooming houses that, say, a community like Ashwaubenon or the neighborhoods around Lambeau Field might experience," said Kara Homan, Appleton's director of community and economic development.
Grand Chute apartment complex stalls 'for reasons not exactly clear to the town'
Reader question: What is being built, or not being built, on the land west of Casaloma Drive just north of the Bergstrom horses roundabout? Weeks go by with no one present. Answer: That is the site of CASA II Apartments, a 156-unit complex approved by the Grand Chute Plan Commission in October 2021.
Wisconsin home inspectors, once a staple of property sales, report rollercoaster of demand
APPLETON — Consider, for a moment, the home inspection. It’s a longtime staple of the home-buying process. A couple of hundred dollars, easily overshadowed by what’s now on average a $300,000 purchase, to have a professional look over the property so you — and your lender — know you picked a dream home, not a money pit.
Developer Tom Vandeyacht buys Schwalbach farm in Grand Chute but won't act for 5 years
GRAND CHUTE — Fox Cities developer Tom Vandeyacht has purchased the 72-acre property known as the Schwalbach farm at the northeast corner of Lynndale Drive and Northland Avenue. Vandeyacht, operating as Versatile Real Estate Ventures, paid $3 million for the property, according to records kept by the Wisconsin Department...
Developers envision wine bar, small grocer, apartments in renovated Chase Bank building in downtown Appleton
APPLETON — Before he committed to buying the Chase Bank property in downtown Appleton, David Baehr made a request: He needed to see inside the vaults. Based on his research, Baehr knew there was a 1,000-square-foot cash vault and another 3,000-square-foot vault used for safe-deposit boxes inside the building at 200 W. College Ave.
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