Developers pitched plans to add nearly 400 housing units at Pabst Farms in Oconomowoc; the city wants traffic studies, fiscal analysis and public hearings before rezoning.

A $30M DPW plan could free a 10.7‑acre Menomonee Valley site at 3282 N. 35th St. for redevelopment.

An Illinois investor bought Bayshore Place, a 113‑unit Glendale apartment near Bayshore Town Center, for $15 million, signaling renewed investor interest in local housing.

A Minnesota firm pitched a 90,000-square-foot edge data center near Highway 151, adding to Beaver Dam's data-center boom after Meta's $1 billion campus.

Permits filed revive a $30M plan to turn the historic Lindsay and Walsh warehouses in Walker’s Point into apartments. The filing is the latest push to adapt large warehouse space into housing in Milwaukee.

MPD partners with UWM to streamline recruitment for criminal justice grads, allowing them to skip the standard written exam and move directly to the interview stage.

The Milwaukee Police advised residents on winter safety, highlighting CDC stats on ice-related injuries and deaths, advocating for salting walkways, wearing proper footwear, and using handrails.

Oak Creek's government highlighted the city's decade of growth, emphasizing the development of Drexel Town Square and the Civic Center since 2015, and invited residents to share memories on social media.

Rockwell Automation paid $62.5 million to acquire the real estate for its Mequon campus, reclaiming the site as the company ramps regional manufacturing investment.

Giannis Antetokounmpo's family office paid just over $21 million for Harmony Apartments in Uptown, expanding a recent multifamily buying spree.

The century‑old Muirdale sanatorium now anchors a bustling research park in Wauwatosa; a new master plan and a 204‑unit apartment aim to add housing, retail and trails.

Cinnaire closed a $134M LIHTC fund this week to finance 12 projects across five states, aimed at creating or preserving about 950 affordable homes. The fund includes a 197-unit Madison project and supportive housing in Michigan and Indiana.

Oak Creek is facing heavy snow, with city crews focusing on main roads due to the limited effectiveness of chemical treatments in sub-zero temperatures, leaving residential streets snow-covered but passable.