Neu Tool & Supply's Springdale Road headquarters sold for $8.45 million, covering roughly 7.2 acres. The deal highlights steady demand for owner‑user industrial properties in Waukesha County.

A Jan. 12 approval clears plans to convert 1135 W. Historic Mitchell St. into 16 apartments with a ground‑floor restaurant and lounge.

A Wingstop sign is up on South Main in West Bend and the chain is expected to open in July. The addition would bring another national takeout option to the busy retail strip.

Pieper Properties filed to convert the Mayer Building's top two floors in the Historic Third Ward into 25 apartments, finishing a long-running shift from offices to housing.

Brewers players and the Brewers Community Foundation kicked off Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity’s 2026 build season. The nonprofit plans 40 new homes and nearly 200 repair projects.

Three finalists pitched competing visions for the former CYD site on MLK Drive — a food‑hall hub, a wellness campus, or an arts‑anchored building — with a committee recommendation due June 1.

Wauwatosa cleared a new TIF district to back a five‑story, 92‑unit market‑rate building on North Mayfair Road, with roughly $2.85M in pay‑as‑you‑go incentives. Construction is slated for mid‑2026 through summer 2027.

Probate filings show the estate of longtime Milwaukee landlord Will Sherard totaled about $29 million, complicating judgments and fines tied to years of housing complaints.

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.