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Lighthouse Development to buy Coffee Trader site.
Byline: Tom Daykin
Jun. 1--The former Coffee Trader building on Milwaukee's east side is being sold to a development firm that plans to make renovations and attract new retailers.
Lighthouse Development Co. has agreed to buy the 9,650-square-foot building, 2625 N. Downer Ave., from real estate investors Daniel Katz, John Crichton and Thomas Hauck for an undisclosed price. The sale is to be final within a few weeks, according to Brett Grasse, Lighthouse's owner.
Grasse said he's been speaking with prospective tenants, including restaurant operators and the owner of an upscale sport and casual clothing store. New businesses could be operating in ...
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