Neighbors near South Lake Drive say the Triangle's shrinking retail promise and looming towers threaten their lakefront views and quiet streets.

A downtown Milwaukee block has a planned development.

A California investor paid $2.2 million for the shuttered South Chicago Avenue store, and city officials are pushing for a Piggly Wiggly to fill it.

A General Capital Group affiliate now owns the Chase Avenue factory, but Amylu Foods is staying put and pouring in $10 million.

Peak Capital Partners now owns all 142 units at Cudahy Commons, a renovated apartment complex off Edgerton Avenue.

Ascension Wisconsin is considering turning the historic former hospital building into housing, though key details remain unsettled.

The 1949 Donald Grieb design comes with ties to Duke Ellington and a private ravine view.

The Madison firm brings 450 workers and union trades expertise to Tampa-based Limbach's growing Midwest footprint.

The East Side towers once collapsed into a $100 million foreclosure before becoming one of 2026's biggest Milwaukee property sales.

A laundromat and restaurant are headed for the Columbus Park lot that once housed Tommy's Good Time Saloon and its attached rail car.

Cobalt Partners' $100 million plan would turn the former factory site into condos, townhomes and retail by 2027.

Families like the Rooneys and Lucinda Saenz moved into first-time homes on a once-dumped-on factory lot in Waukesha.

The 202-unit deal spans Milwaukee's Terrace Apartments I and Hartland's Sunnyslope Estates, priced near the region's going market rate.