A logistics firm plans to occupy the 316,550-square-foot former Guy & O'Neill plant in Fredonia amid growing demand for industrial space tied to data centers. Village documents show a conditional use permit was filed.

Farm City Elevator bought a Darien, Walworth County grain terminal for $12.9M. The rail‑connected site includes 3.7 million bushels of storage and drying capacity.

The Reserve at Lannon Road cleared a Plan Commission hurdle this week: a 52‑lot subdivision now heads to a Village Board rezoning hearing on Aug. 3. The developer projects high‑end single‑family homes and a roughly two‑year buildout once construction begins.

A lease tied to Summerfest includes a clause that could net the city millions, yet officials haven't pursued the parcel. Public records and reporting raise fresh questions.

Carmen Schools' new $55M Southgate campus on Milwaukee’s south side is wrapping up construction. The three‑story building at 2005 W. Oklahoma Ave will serve roughly 1,100 students and open Aug. 4, 2026.

Ta Chen International paid $87M to buy the Pleasant Prairie warehouse it had long leased, converting a tenant into an owner at LakeView Corporate Park.

The Common Council quietly approved a $2.1M subsidy for Austin Commons, clearing a key financing hurdle for a controversial 100-unit affordable building in Bay View.

Irgens and Visit Brookfield want to remake the 16‑acre former Boston Store parcel with a public market, medical offices and retail; site work is targeted for Q4 pending approvals.

PNC extended its lease at 411 East Wisconsin Center and will spend roughly $1M to renovate its regional Milwaukee office.

Menomonee Falls trustees denied AT&T’s request for an 80‑foot cell tower in downtown after residents and planning panels raised concerns about sightlines, health and property values.

Jochen Zeitz has listed Rancho Alegre, his 178‑acre Santa Fe compound, for $16.5 million. The property reads like an Old West film set and has hosted TV shoots.

The city has restarted planning for the long‑idle Army Reserve parcel in Bay View; a DCD workshop next Monday will collect input to shape a future RFP.

Milwaukee is stepping in to help fund the renovation of the Mitchell Street building at 1101–1113 W. Historic Mitchell St., shifting plans from demolition toward affordable housing and storefronts.