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April 18, 2014 • Milwaukee Post • 3 Sales: Real estate market behind ee County (2.7 percent) all had higher list- ing numbers, while Washington County declined by 5.6 percent. The March inventory level was 6.7 months, which could be a sign of a very healthy spring market, the GMAR said. However, the GMAR pointed out that if the 1,726 listings with an active offer are subtracted from current listings of 8,759, the inventory level drops to 4.8 months. Nonetheless, the GMAR is optimistic that an increase in listings should fuel a robust spring and summer market. "As the thermometer rises, we will see more listings added to current inventory in anticipation of a busier market in April. The cold weather just pushed off the start of the busy season by about 30 to 45 days," the GMAR said. www.gmar.com continued from Page 1 Post Staff MILWAUKEE – Herb Kohl, the longtime Milwaukee Bucks president and owner, announced Wednesday that he has entered into a signed purchase agreement to trans- fer ownership of the Bucks to hedge fund executives Wesley Edens and Marc Lasry. Under the terms of the agreement Edens and Lasry have agreed to buy the team for a total purchase price of about $550 million. The former U.S. Senator also announced that he is pledging $100 million toward the development of a new arena for the team. In addition to honoring Kohl's requirement that the team be kept in Milwaukee, the new owners have committed to contribute at least an additional $100 million toward the development of a new arena in the city. "My priority has always been and will continue to be keeping the Bucks in Milwaukee," Kohl said in a Bucks release. "This announcement reinforces that Milwaukee is and will continue to be the home of the Bucks. Wes and Marc agree, and they share my commitment to the long- term success of this franchise in Milwaukee." Edens and Lasry jointly stated in a release: "The senator has provided the Bucks with nearly 30 years of dedicated stewardship, and we are very excited to join Bucks fans, the city of Milwaukee and the NBA to build the long-term success of this franchise." The sale must be reviewed and approved by the NBA Board of Governors. Bucks announce sale of team ONLY AT April 16 to April 22 2201 E. Rawson Ave. • 764-7640 Hours: Mon-Fri 7am-10pm •Sat 7am-9pm •Sun 7am-8pm Every Sunday: Hot Baked Ham & Fresh Baked Rolls. Quantity rights reserved. No sales to dealers. See ALL our ad specials @shopthepig.com! Potter's Piggly Wiggly ★ Support Your Local Business 237864055`` 2 Packs Baby Back Pork Ribs $ 2 99 lb. Sunchef 3 lb. Boneless/Skinless Chicken Breasts $ 4 99 Boneless Bottom Round Steak $ 3 99 lb. SaraLee Turkey Breast $ 5 99 lb. Fresh Bi-Color Sweet Corn / $ 1 98 18 oz. Open Pit BBQ Sauce 79 ¢ April 23 to April 29 Farmland 7-9lb. Spiral Half Hams $ 1 99 lb. Semi Boneless Standing Rib Roast $ 6 99 lb. Original 30 oz. Hellmann's Mayonnaise $ 2 99 Food Club 8oz Cream Cheese 79 ¢ Fresh Baked Dinner Rolls $ 1 99 23 oz. Decaf, 27.8-33.9oz Hills Bros. Coffee $ 4 99 Limit 1 Limit 2 Dozen Limit 2 potter's piggly wiggly coupon With coupon and separate $10 or larger Non-coupon purchase. Limit one coupon, per family, per transaction. Coupon good April 16 thru April 22, 2014. Good only at Piggly Wiggly PLU 1901939 Half Liter Bottles Piggly Wiggly 24pk Water $ 1 99 Limit 1 potter's piggly wiggly coupon With coupon and separate $10 or larger Non-coupon purchase. Limit one coupon, per family, per transaction. Coupon good April 23 thru April 29, 2014. Good only at Piggly Wiggly PLU 1932939 16 Oz. Loaf Piggly Wiggly White Bread 49 ¢ Limit 1 6 With Card Limit 1 Expires 5/1/14. Call manager for details. 5/1/14. 5/1/14. 5/1/14. 5/1/14. 5/1/14. 5/1/14. 5/1/14. 5/1/14. Most cars. See manager for details. Not valid with any other coupons or offers. Expires 4/1/14. 15% OFF Any Front End Work 235874007 To see if you, or your loved one qualifies, contact them at (414) 476-3900 The Lamplight Inn of West Allis 7400 West Greenfield Ave. West Allis. WI 53214 The Lamplight Inn of West Allis, lighting the way to affordable assisted living. Lamplight Communities strive for outstanding living at affordable prices. They even accept senior residents who are receiving county assis- tance. All of the studios are private with private baths, activities, meals, weekly housekeeping and linen services. Lighting the way to affordable assisted living.

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