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WELS to move to Bielinski building

Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) plans to move its offices to the 32,000-square-foot Bielinski Homes headquarters building at N16 W23377 Stone Ridge Dr., Pewaukee, which it recently purchased from Bielinski for $2.85 million.

WELS currently has its offices in a 70,000-square-foot two-building complex that it owns at 2929 N. Mayfair Road, Wauwatosa. Some of the space in the building is leased to WELS affiliates and subsidiaries, and not all of them will be moving to the Bielinski building.

Bielinski moves to an area of ​​6500 square feet it will lease in Grandview Plaza 1830 Meadow Lane in Waukesha, said chief operating officer Paul Bielinski.

"(The new location) will give us a better presence in the street," said Bielinski.

The new location is only about one fifth the size of Bielinski Homes' existing building. The company, one of the largest manufacturers house in the Milwaukee area, has reduced since the collapse of the housing market in 2007, Belinsky recognized, but declined to provide details. Last year, housing starts in the Milwaukee metropolitan area fell by 71.3 percent from the peak of the market in 2004.

WELS plans to sell its buildings Wauwatosa at about the same price of $ 2.85 million it paid for the building Bielinski said Joel Hochmuth, spokesman for Wels. This agreement should be finalized in January. WELS plans to move in December.

WELS has determined that it would make about $ 2 million in repairs to the existing complex, and decided that the purchase and relocation of the building makes more sense Bielinski, Hochmuth said.

"The building meets our needs perfectly," he said.

WELS has approximately 100 employees it will move to Pewaukee.

Central Office Systems, a Waukesha-based provider of office equipment sales and service, recently purchased a 12,583-square-foot building at W223 N777 Saratoga Road in Pewaukee from Saratoga Partnership for $700,000, or about $55 per square foot.

Jeff Hoffman of Judson & Associates represented Central Office Systems and Mike Judson of Judson & Associates represented Saratoga Partnership in brokering the sale.

Central Office Systems plans to move to the building, which is located about one mile northwest from its existing location in an 7,000-square-foot space that it leases at 2238 W. Bluemound Road in Waukesha.

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Broadway Automotive

Broadway Automotive has two locations in Green Bay, Wisconsin and a concession are quite important. They have almost a monopoly on the new vehicle industry, they sell everything, General Motors, Ford, Jeep, and Volkswagen.

The sales agent play it straight up and not force you to buy a car, although they seem more interested in making money from the company to save money, they will help you find a vehicle that suits you.There offers are sometimes found in their inventory of used cars and if you offer too low, they allow you to walk rather than negotiate their position or convince you to pay the price.

My recommendations for this concession is before buying a vehicle get so low on their offer they tell you they can not do it and let you go and then come back the next day with either a higher offer or their that you have changed your mind.

Chrysler World

I had the experience of going to the dealership with a friend over one day sales event. Be prepared to fill out an information sheet before you are allowed to test drive anything and most of the time before they will answer any of your questions about their vehicles. They will tell you it's a necessary step and that in order to do certain things they need this information, but they don't. They tried to get as much information out of me and my friend as possible, (even social security numbers), so they could run a credit check on us to get an idea what you could and couldn't buy on the lot before before we were even allowed to test drive or talk to them about a vehicle we wanted.

When you go to a car dealership, you do not give them anything, but your driver's license and possibly a phone # to test drive. You certainly do not have to give them all information and if they refuse to answer questions or allow you to test without providing information beyond your driver's license and phone number, just leave. It's not worth your time and these guys don''t have the best of hotels anyway. They asked a friend to his civil status as if it has nothing to do with buying a vehicle.

Koehne

These guys were more than eager to provide me with an inventory sheet that showed exactly what they "had" into the car in order to justify their position of not going lower.

Now I don't know if the sheet was real or not but I did have the opportunity of sitting through a 5-10 minute lecture on how they try to protect the dealership from losses and can only offer "wholesale" value on vehicles for trade-in pricing. Ironically, the money they put into their vehicles on the lot were fairly close to the retail value of the vehicle which contradicts their objective of protecting themselves from losses.

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