Asking Scott Yauck what he’s working on tends to take a while. On a recent morning, the founder and CEO of Cobalt Partners unfurled a large sheet of paper across a conference table at the commercial real estate development firm’s headquarters in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward and worked his way down a list of more than a dozen projects that the firm has in the works throughout the region. More than 30 minutes later, Yauck was finally finished.

Another substantial development has been proposed for Pabst Farms that would include 210 acres of land lying in Summit and the city of Oconomowoc. The plans for the mixed-use development are being brought forth by Milwaukee- based Cobalt Partners and landowner Pabst Farms Development.

A new restaurant is planned in Milwaukee's Third Ward — across from Café Benelux and the Milwaukee Public Market — after current occupant Cobalt Partners relocates its first-floor offices in the space to the top floor.   Milwaukee developer Cobalt Partners said Thursday that it has acquired the top floor of the Commission House building at 400 N. Broadway and will move its offices there later this year. The move follows a significant design and renovation effort led by Milwau

Developers Pitch Dream Projects for Northridge Site

Kalan Haywood of Haywood Group, Josh Jeffers of J. Jeffers & Co. and Scott Yauck of Cobalt Partners have been selected to a national list of notable commercial real estate executives.

Developer Scott Yauck spends a lot of time walking through his White Stone Station development in Menomonee Falls, watching what was an empty manufacturing property take new life as a place where people live, work and shop. Yauck himself has roots in the White Stone Station area southwest of Highway 41 and Pilgrim Road, where retailers, apartments and a hotel are either open or under construction. He remembers “many long days and nights” laboring on the property when his C