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.

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.