Atlantic Residential plans to replace a vacant office parcel in Brookfield’s Bishop’s Woods with roughly 207 apartments and a small public coworking space, with construction slated to start this spring. The rezoning application highlights tree buffers, stormwater measures and a September 2027 occupancy target.

Germantown is weighing a $1.5 million loan to help bring a manufacturer into roughly 102,000 sq ft at Zilber's Gateway Corporate Park, a move officials say could add about 85 jobs.

Sellars is planning to convert a former Holming plant at 6900 N. Teutonia Ave into its sixth Milwaukee facility as the family firm ramps up after a $15M expansion and a national retail win.

MLG Capital bought a fully occupied industrial portfolio across Wisconsin and Minnesota, adding an 11‑acre warehouse leased to Wantable and FedEx.

Neu-Life plans a June groundbreaking for NeuVue, a six-story, $16M community hub with housing, training and a rooftop restaurant.

City staff laid out four renovation concepts for Wauwatosa’s City Hall and library, with price tags from roughly $36.1M to $107.2M and a council decision due July 28.

Two downtown Milwaukee hotels — one in the Deer District and one in the Historic Third Ward — are expected to break ground this summer, each backed by federal tax credits.

A Morgan Stanley affiliate paid $47.5M for a 417,384‑sf LakeView Corporate Park warehouse, underscoring continued investor demand for Midwest logistics assets.

The Common Council rejected a developer's plan to convert two large Milwaukee apartment communities to below-market rents, citing market impacts and missing information.

Uline won a 12‑month extension in Kenosha and said it will pause a planned million‑square‑foot distribution center while it watches the economy.

Amazon plans to repurpose a long‑vacant Sturtevant warehouse for package sorting and a new pharmaceutical processing line, according to reporting.

One year after the Highland Court blaze that killed five, Milwaukee leaders are reigniting a push to require sprinklers in older buildings. City disclosure rules and a proposed state grant program have put safety and cost squarely at odds.

Greendale sold the former Boston Store parcel to a Barrett Lo affiliate, clearing a key step for Verdell on the Green. The move opens the door to demolition and phased construction of apartments, retail and a public green.