Henricksen has relocated its Milwaukee operation from Brookfield to Walker’s Point, opening an experience center and showroom inside the Eagleknit Innovation Hub.

Waukesha State Bank bought a 78,065‑sq‑ft Pewaukee office to centralize staff and support commercial growth. The bank says tenants will be accommodated during phased moves.

Maxon Industries will buy city land and invest about $2.8M to expand its North Side plant, bringing roughly 25 new jobs and new shop space to Milwaukee.

Milwaukee is offering hundreds of tax‑foreclosed houses for sale as‑is, prioritizing owner‑occupants under Mayor Johnson’s Year of Housing. Listings include repair estimates and bid deadlines.

A city committee advanced a zoning change that would ban very large data centers and add tougher reviews for mid‑size facilities. The rule now heads to a public hearing.

A Chicago Fed analysis finds homeowners insurance rose faster than incomes in parts of the Seventh District, squeezing low‑income households and raising cancellation risk.

Eaton’s Menomonee Falls R&D campus at Woodland Prime sold to a Michigan investor for $24.9M, moving a major suburban corporate property into private ownership.

Marshfield council authorized staff to negotiate with a Milwaukee developer to convert the city‑owned Weinbrenner factory into affordable apartments. Negotiations and review follow.

Near‑century‑old Waukegan Steel plans to lease 118,500 sq ft in Pleasant Prairie’s LakeView Corporate Park, moving key fabrication work across state lines.

The planned Tempo by Hilton at 308 W. Kilbourn Ave. has been canceled, the site owner told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The seven‑story project would have added roughly 160 rooms.

The Medical College of Wisconsin paid about $4.7M for nearly 10 acres on the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center campus in Wauwatosa, expanding its campus footprint.

A rare 9.16‑acre Geneva Lake estate with 160 feet of shoreline has quietly listed for about $11 million, becoming the area's top active listing. The parcel is being marketed by Compass' Lake Geneva office.

Glendale’s council moved to ban stays under seven days after a Memorial Day shooting, tightening licensing and enforcement as hosts warn of lost weekend income.