Pleasant Prairie’s 78‑lot Cedar Ridge is headed into a final review; the second phase would add 42 lots and a new 47th Avenue connection. Early sales have pushed the project close to buildout.

Mukwonago’s Elegant Farmer plans to convert greenhouse space into the Orchard, a two-story, 9,600‑sq‑ft event venue designed for weddings and large gatherings.

Preliminary grading starts mid‑July at the Oak Creek site for Wisconsin's first Buc‑ee's, with fuller construction expected in August and roughly 175 jobs promised.

Harley-Davidson has closed its Mitchell International hangar and says it will demolish the flight‑support building, ending a long-running presence on the airport campus.

Local reporting says Amazon closed on about 57–58 acres off Stahl Road in Sheboygan, a parcel the city approved earlier this year for a logistics center.

Carbliss bought Plymouth’s long-empty Kmart and plans to convert the 90,000 sq. ft. building into a headquarters with a pour/tap house, tours and a merch shop.

Affiliates of Chicago-based First Hospitality bought the 132-room Cambria Hotel in downtown Milwaukee for about $7.1 million after foreclosure and a sheriff's sale.

After more than 40 years, Milwaukee’s Airport Lounge closed; the parcel near Mitchell International Airport is listed for $1.85M as a redevelopment opportunity.

A SmartAsset ranking, reported by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, names Waukesha the state’s wealthiest county and shows Milwaukee suburbs filling most top spots.

PS Seasoning and Pro Smoker broke ground on a West Bend headquarters and launched a new corporate entity. The campus promises manufacturing, R&D and new jobs.

A New Berlin developer has pitched a $10 million Piggly Wiggly and childcare center for Whitewater's seven‑acre Bluff Road parcel.

Oracle sued the PSC in Ozaukee County to overturn tougher credit and collateral tests tied to the Port Washington data center. The case could reshape how Wisconsin balances big tech investment and ratepayer protections.

The Gund Company has filed conceptual plans for roughly 110,000 sq ft of new manufacturing and warehouse space at 809 Philip Drive in Waukesha; the Plan Commission will discuss the concept tonight.