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.

Developer Bill La Macchia bought the former North Shore Library in Glendale; the sale shifts a longtime public space into private hands and plans are still unsettled.

A second tenant is moving into the Ridgewood Industrial Center in Menomonee Falls, promising about 150 jobs and village approval for a 13,000‑sq‑ft staging area.

Truck Country advanced a plan for a Freightliner dealership near I‑94 after a reported $3.3M land deal for nearly 49 acres in the Somers/Paris growth area. Rezoning and permits are next.

Kedali America purchased a Meridian Drive warehouse and will convert it into its first U.S. factory, with roughly $72M in planned upgrades and new manufacturing jobs. The purchase closes out years of vacancy at the site.