The state will tear down five aging buildings at the Northern Wisconsin Center this year, clearing nearly 80 acres for a possible National Guard readiness center or other reuse.

Franklin's plan commission advanced creating a TIF district to help fund Land By Label's $83M mixed‑use project at 76th and Rawson. The proposal now heads to the Common Council.

Chicago developers Mike Reschke and Ted Koenig say a former partner misappropriated funds and grabbed a 34‑acre Mount Pleasant parcel; they want a judge to unwind the transfer. The suit names an LLC, a $1.5M mortgage and a potential sale to Lennar.

A county-hosted meeting next Thursday will let Greendale residents weigh in as officials negotiate a lease or sale of the historic Trimborn Farm.

Developer Ken Breunig plans to convert a long‑vacant Menomonee Valley factory into 47 apartments after a council plan amendment; preservation reviews and permits remain.

West Allis will mail new assessment notices and post updated property values online by April 7. The mailings explain how to review and appeal assessments.

Brookfield led recent Waukesha County closings with a $1.25M sale while Summit, Lisbon and Delafield logged near‑million transactions. The list offers a look at where suburban demand remains strongest.

A CDA-led initiative would convert vacant city lots in Amani into owner-occupied affordable homes, and organizers will present site maps and eligibility details on Feb. 16.

West Allis property owners will soon receive revaluation notices due to rising sale prices and a competitive housing market, with updated values posted online by April 7.

Two Creeks, Two Rivers and Mishicot asked Manitowoc County for a one‑year pause on new data centers while officials study water, energy and zoning impacts. The move forwards a county review and possible consistent rules.

An Illinois investor paid about $100 million for two Pleasant Prairie apartment communities totaling 428 units. The sales arrive as the village advances a wave of new rental projects.

Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill to cap annual lot‑rent hikes, require inspections and give residents a 60‑day window to bid on communities. Supporters say it preserves affordable homeownership.

Whitefish Bay's DPW pruned vegetation at Cahill Park to ensure storm sewer functionality and prevent blockages. The focus was on maintaining water flow and protecting pipes.