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2. Milwaukee real estate listings are up after a slow 2023, but ...

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   In May, listings were up 13.8% across the metro area — with Waukesha County seeing a 20% bump in homes for sale. Milwaukee real estate listings are up after a slow 2023, but are selling quickly ...

3. Multiple listing service - Wikipedia

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   Bahrain Real Estate Multilevel Listing Solution – mlsBH is a localized and enhanced version of RETS based MLS service but still in its early stage of implementation and integration within the property sector of Bahrain. mlsBH is owned and operated by a private company [15] since 2015 [16] and unlike conventional MLS; is not restricted to ...

4. National Register of Historic Places listings in Wisconsin

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   Milwaukee: Milwaukee (city) 217 41.2 Milwaukee: Other: 73 41.3 Milwaukee: Total 290 42 Monroe: 14 43 Oconto: 26 44 Oneida: 25 45 Outagamie: 52 46 Ozaukee: 42 47 Pepin: 2 48 Pierce: 9 49 Polk: 14 50 Portage: 22 51 Price: 13 52 Racine: 57 53 Richland: 15 54 Rock: 139 55 Rusk: 3 56 St. Croix: 36 57 Sauk: 62 58 Sawyer: 4 59 Shawano: 6 60 Sheboygan ...

5. ZipRealty - Wikipedia

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   ZipRealty was a website that offers real estate listings and homes for sale as part of Realogy’s company-owned brokerage operations, NRT LLC. Ziprealty.com is maintained by ZapLabs LLC, the innovation and technology development division of Realogy.

6. Here's what you need to know about VineBrook, a major ... - AOL

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   The multibillion-dollar Texas company arrived in Milwaukee in 2019 and quietly grew to be the city's largest single-family landlord. Here's what you need to know about VineBrook, a major Milwaukee ...

7. Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee - Wikipedia

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   In 2003, Highland Park Projects was demolished and replaced by Highland Homes. Once holding 56 very large families crowded into a few row houses of small 5-bedroom units, the development became a group of single-family units within a mixed-income neighborhood of public housing and privately owned homes. The Highland Park towers were also ...