Neutral sold Bakers Place in downtown Madison for about $37.2M, freeing cash to pay subcontractors while larger legal and financing questions remain.

Skyline Catering’s Wunsch family has bought the Bucyrus Club and adjacent parking from the city, cementing local ownership of the downtown event center and museum.

Volunteer surveyors are cataloging thousands of Milwaukee properties to document repairs, pin responsibility on absentee landlords and steer resources to homeowners.

After a crowded community meeting, Mount Pleasant residents say Microsoft didn't answer questions about jobs, noise and local impacts.

Early approvals cleared for The Corners’ West End move the project closer to construction, promising roughly 277 apartments and new retail on Bluemound Road.

Carroll University is advancing a $32M Sullivan School to centralize business and engineering programs on its Waukesha campus as part of a $52.5M plan.

A 42‑acre containment basin is being built on Jones Island to store nearly 1.9 million cubic yards of contaminated sediment and enable a long‑planned estuary cleanup.

UW-Whitewater will renovate Winther and Heide Halls in a nearly $90M project to modernize classrooms and fix accessibility issues. Construction is slated to start this spring and will roll out over multiple years.

St. John Properties says a $4.2M road‑work dispute scuttled its $45M, 25‑acre Midpoint Center in Kenosha, leaving the site without its planned developer.

A lawsuit and a packed petition have stalled plans for a 57,000‑sq‑ft New Journey recovery campus in New Berlin, pitting the Rescue Mission against neighbors and a developer. Court dates and appeals will decide whether construction can proceed.

City planners say closing four TIFs will return about $15M to the tax rolls. Whether homeowners see relief depends on levy and spending choices across taxing bodies.

The Huron Group is reviving the long-stalled Villas at Strawberry Creek in Kenosha. The first phase would deliver 36 duplexes, with construction slated to begin in mid‑2026.

Douglas Terrace, a 202‑unit Racine apartment community, sold for $23 million and is now owned by an out‑of‑state private capital group; Northmarq arranged financing.