Property management company acquires 18th Street building for new headquarters From the Recent Racine County business stories series HOLLY GILVARY Feb 12, 2026 Feb 12, 2026 Updated Mar 24, 2026 0 × RYAN PATTERSON Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save RACINE — Property management company Hyperion Holdings will soon move into a building on 18th Street as its new corporate headquarters. Hyperion CEO Sam Wahlen said the company expects to move into its new building at 1301 18th St. by March 1. HOLLY GILVARY kAmwJA6C:@? @? |@?52J 2??@F?465 E92E :E 4=@D65 @? E96 AFC492D6 @7 E96 `__[___\DBF2C6\7@@E AC@A6CEJ 2E `b_` `gE9 $E] :? #24:?6]k^AmkAmwJA6C:@? rt~ $2> (29=6? D2:5 E96 4@>A2?J[ H9:49 >2?286D D6G6C2= C6D:56?E:2= AC@A6CE:6D :? E96 #24:?6[ z6?@D92 2?5 |:=H2F<66 2C62D[ 2D H6== 2D :? H6DE6C? (:D4@?D:?[ H:== >@G6 :?E@ E96 ?6H DA246 |2C49 `]k^AmkAmx? 2 ?6HD C6=62D6[ E96 4@>A2?J D2:5 :E D6=64E65 E96 3F:=5:?8 7@C :ED QF?:BF6 32=2?46 @7 AC@76DD:@?2= @77:46 DA246[ =@8:DE:42= 42A24:EJ[ 2?5 @A6C2E:@?2= 7=6I:3:=:EJ[Q 2D H6== 2D :ED C@@> 7@C =@?8\E6C> 8C@HE9]k^Am People are also reading… Additional details released in crash that killed two young adults Lincoln man accused of sexually assaulting woman behind movie theater A 6 a.m. call, a 7:30 commitment: Averi Bridges details her pledge to Penn State Recent real estate transactions in the Lincoln area Former Nebraska lineman Teddy Prochazka embracing 'Coach P' role for Elkhorn South frosh Nebraska football representatives announced for Big Ten Media Days Callaway man is arrested for possession of stolen firearm, meth in Grand Island Former Nebraska tight end announces medical retirement from the NFL Crete Chief of Police Gary Young dies after decades of service New Crepe House restaurant opening in downtown Lincoln Nebraska offers one of the top offensive tackles in the class of 2028 Nebraska focusing on defense with latest scholarship offer Big Ten Media Days: Lincoln Riley praises Mike Ekeler, Matt Campbell embraces Penn State 'Big pile of blood': Witness describes scene after accidental shooting outside Scheels Caitlin Clark’s flopping isn’t just annoying – it’s becoming dangerous | Opinion kAm(29=6? D2:5 6DE23=:D9:?8 2 9625BF2CE6CD :? #24:?6 QH:== 6?23=6 FD E@ 8C@H 2?5 AC@G:56 2 36EE6C BF2=:EJ @7 D6CG:46 E@ @FC 4=:6?ED[ @FC C6D:56?ED[ 2?5 @FC G6?5@CD]Qk^AmkAmQ%9:D :?G6DE>6?E H:== C6DF=E :? 36EE6C 9@FD:?8 2?5 ;@3D :? @FC 4@>>F?:EJ[Q 96 D2:5]k^AmkAm%96 4@>A2?J :D 4FCC6?E=J 9625BF2CE6C65 :? $EFCE6G2?E 2E agch (:D4@?D:? $E][ $F:E6 e_b]k^Am State-regional Recent stories by Racine Journal Times reporter Holly Gilvary Updated Jun 4, 2026 In this Series Recent Racine County business stories Updated Jun 4, 2026 Siena Retreat Center celebrates its 60th anniversary Updated Mar 24, 2026 Case High School teacher writes book about girls in trades jobs Jan 14, 2026 EV part manufacturer moving into 'Meridian III' building in Mt. Pleasant 13 updates Previous Next 0 Comments Locations Racine Be the first to know Get local news delivered to your inbox! Sign up! * I understand and agree that registration on or use of this site constitutes agreement to its user agreement and privacy policy. Related to this story Red Apple open house Feb. 2026 Recommended for you Watch Now: Related Video Camp CoHoLo 2 Camp CoHoLo Camp CoHoLo Council member Doug Lanfear discusses the issues Council member Doug Lanfear discusses the issues Ames Avenue Safe Mobility Recovery Plan Ames Avenue Safe Mobility Recovery Plan
