Construction has begun on Greenfire's latest project, Stitchweld apartments, in Bay View. 

Greenfire project, Adventure Rock, preps to open North Avenue climbing wall in June. 

Greenfire project, Beaumont Place, awarded Best New Development- Residential in the Milwaukee Business Journal's Real Estate Awards. 

PBDC subsidiary, Advancia Corporation, received award notice for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Environmental and Occupational Safety and Health (EOSH) contract.

Greenfire Management Services Projects, Beaumont Place and the Drexel Town Square development, named in Milwaukee Business Journal's 2016 Real Estate Awards.

Crews continue their work Feb. 15 at the River House Apartments project in Milwaukee. Milwaukee-based Greenfire Management Services is the construction manager on the project, which will see two 248-unit apartment buildings of roughly 190,000 square feet each. Phase 1 of the project is expected to continue through the summer of 2017.

Greenfire Management Services, LLC., a Native American-owned business, was brought in to construct the building. According to Greenfire senior project manager Mike Timmers, 42 percent of the work contracted out for the project went to minority-owned businesses.

The project is supervised by Greenfire Management Services, LLC. according to the plans and specifications of architect Jim Shields of HGA Architects.

Belay Apartments rises along the river near the Beerline, with residences and recreation. Design is being handled by Johnsen Schmaling Architects. General contracting is led by Greenfire Management Services with Pinnacle Engineering, Pierce Engineering and GZA GeoEnvironmental assisting with the project.

Last spring, we went inside the former Concordia College campus in the Concordia neighborhood west of Downtown and saw some really cool buildings. The Forest County Potawatomi has since begun work on some of the buildings. Here are some photos of the ongoing work.

Read more about the area's revitalization and feature on FCPC's Data Holdings data center.

Standing amid the surviving buildings of the old Concordia College, it's easy to imagine what an inviting campus this was back in the day. Low-rise buildings - most of them in that collegiate gothic style that shouts "university" - surrounded the quad on all four sides, creating an intimate, protective environment. These days, most of the buildings survive and they're owned by the Forest County Potawatomi, which has plans to renovate the entire campus.

PBDC, Data Holdings and Greenfire Management Services are honored with Milwaukee Business Journal Real Estate Awards.