Kelmann Restoration will consolidate suburban campuses into a single Milwaukee site at 7865 N. 86th St., expanding space, parking and jobs with a fall 2026 target.

Allspring moved its Wisconsin operations into a 42,000‑square‑foot Third Ward office at 417 E. Chicago St., bringing roughly 300 employees downtown and reworking interiors for light and shared spaces.

Woodman's opened a 243,500‑sq‑ft, 24‑hour Racine store that anchors a $120M redevelopment of the former Regency Mall, bringing fuel, car care and plans for 266 apartments.

Mequon’s council adopted a 30-year Mequon Commons master plan to remake the civic campus with a plaza, amphitheater and phased pool and playground upgrades. The project will roll out over years with funding and design work still to come.

City figures show CDGA-backed programs reached 14,520 young people in 2025 while backing housing rehabs, emergency assistance and job placements across Milwaukee. The administration shared photos and the full report online.

A Minnesota firm filed for a detailed planned development at 234 S. Water St., reviving a decade of stalled riverfront proposals and renewing questions about riverwalk and shoreline rules.

Amazon will convert a Walker's Point warehouse into a rapid-delivery hub promising roughly 30-minute service, local reporting shows.

Cobalt Partners is moving its office inside the Commission House and will convert its street‑level suite into a restaurant across from the Milwaukee Public Market. Public records show the fourth‑floor condos changed hands this month to clear the way for the shift.

Conceptual renderings show a modern nine‑story replacement for Milwaukee's Safety Building, but questions about cost, timing and design remain.

West Bend's council unanimously approved a land sale that advances plans for Server Products’ proposed 32.8‑acre headquarters and manufacturing campus.

A $2.6M land sale advances the Rusco Drive residential development, which would add roughly 382 housing units to West Bend’s south side. The sale clears a key hurdle, but approvals and infrastructure work remain.

Milwaukee's 2026 revaluation lifted the median assessed home value to about $207,400, a roughly 7.6% increase. Open Book runs through May 18 for owners who want to review or object.

Ho-Chunk Nation proposes a $16M mixed-use building at 3501 S. Howell Ave that pairs roughly 40 apartments with cultural spaces, a library and green systems.