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.

A subsidiary of Astec Industries leased more than 8,300 square feet at Donges Bay Office Center in Mequon; engineering teams are expected to move in later in 2026.

Milwaukee’s city attorney filed to declare Highgrove Holdings a public nuisance, saying about 260 properties were neglected, tax‑delinquent and unsafe. The suit names owner David Tomblin and seeks court orders to force remedies.

Phoenix Investors modernized the former Rexnord campus in West Milwaukee into roughly 753,076 sq ft across 56 acres, blending preserved historic fabric with modern systems. The site is now being marketed to industrial tenants while surplus land is eyed for mixed use.

Concordia University Wisconsin plans a new wing for its School of Nursing at the Mequon campus, folding simulation labs and an inter‑professional clinic into a larger academic building.

Milwaukee County has listed the Medical Examiner’s downtown building at 933 W. Highland Ave for redevelopment, seeking housing-focused proposals with an initial May 26 deadline.

Lifeway, INNIO and Aries Industries are moving forward with expansion projects in Waukesha that will boost production capacity and add skilled jobs.

Developers say work could begin this summer on Midtown Commons, a 100-unit affordable apartment project next to the shuttered Walmart on Milwaukee's northwest side.

A Saputo‑occupied cold-storage warehouse in Caledonia traded for $71M, underscoring demand for temperature‑controlled logistics in southeastern Wisconsin.

Acts Housing hit a $26.4M fundraising goal to expand its acquisition and lending programs and sell rehabbed homes to Milwaukee buyers. The push aims to keep homes local, not investor‑owned.