Continental Properties presented a sketch plan to Bristol officials for a 320‑plus unit Springs apartment community near I‑94, citing on‑site amenities and off‑site road work.

A proposed 500‑acre, $1–$2B data center in Grant County stalled after developers stopped engaging and towns passed moratoriums. Local organizers and regulators pushed back.

New Land's The Zenith would be a 25‑story, 226‑unit condominium on the gravel lot at 701 E. Kilbourn, marking a rare return of large-scale condo development downtown.

Zilber Property Group paid about $10M for a Pleasant Prairie warehouse occupied by GXO Logistics, adding to its holdings in LakeView Corporate Park. The move underscores continued investor demand along the I‑94 logistics corridor.

An Ohio buyer paid $13.4M for the Hilton Garden Inn near Milwaukee Mitchell Airport, shifting ownership of the airport‑adjacent hotel. Public records list the site at 5890 S. Howell Ave.

A 4–3 Caledonia board vote turned down a $2.4M financing package for a 130‑unit F Street apartment plan, leaving the project shelved and its financing in limbo.

Allegheny, a Howard Van Doren Shaw–designed Lake Geneva estate, just listed for $24 million. The 21‑acre property includes 560 feet of shoreline and sits under a conservation easement.

Cobalt Partners has trimmed Building E at OneNorth, cutting the grocery footprint and lowering unit counts while keeping a large fitness space. Village planning materials show about 119–142 units and rent guidance that pushes into North Shore luxury levels.

The city cleared a 93‑unit fourth phase at Neumann’s Olde Highlander on Thursday, extending a multi‑phase redevelopment of the former Olympia resort with more homes and new streets.

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.