Oak Creek paid about $2.3 million for roughly 40 acres near Mitchell Airport to revive stalled industrial plans. City leaders say the buy reopens the hunt for a large manufacturing or logistics tenant.

Waukesha-based Badger Distribution paid $16.2M for a 192,000‑sq‑ft former Amazon facility in Sussex and plans to consolidate four locations into the site.

A developer plans a 171‑unit senior living campus on Milwaukee’s far northwest side — including a 70‑unit memory‑care building — ahead of an April 27 Plan Commission hearing. Local property records and city materials lay out the rezoning and review timeline.

Milwaukee is asking residents to weigh in on a reworked 2.6‑mile Sixth Street plan after federal cuts gutted much construction funding. Early designs show bike lanes, bus priority and new green space, but the city may stage the work as it hunts for money.

A French logistics firm and the maker of C4 Energy leased the whole 375,000‑sq‑ft F Street warehouse in Germantown, one of the area's biggest industrial deals this year.

Associated Bank provided a $32.7M construction loan to Toonen for The Strata, a 25‑building, 236‑unit market‑rate project on McCarthy Road in Grand Chute, due Feb 2028.

Two local businesses won South Milwaukee's Space Race and earned a year of free storefront rent to revive long‑vacant spots on Milwaukee Avenue.

March brought double‑digit gains in both sales and listings across the Milwaukee metro, but median prices rose to about $388,000 as buyers kept competing for scarce, well‑priced homes.

Milwaukee County plans Garden Medley Estates in Oak Creek — about 50 affordable homes for buyers at or below 80% AMI. The project pairs federal HUD funds with local partners, including Habitat and a high-school construction program.

Neutral sold Bakers Place in downtown Madison for about $37.2M, freeing cash to pay subcontractors while larger legal and financing questions remain.

Skyline Catering’s Wunsch family has bought the Bucyrus Club and adjacent parking from the city, cementing local ownership of the downtown event center and museum.

Volunteer surveyors are cataloging thousands of Milwaukee properties to document repairs, pin responsibility on absentee landlords and steer resources to homeowners.

After a crowded community meeting, Mount Pleasant residents say Microsoft didn't answer questions about jobs, noise and local impacts.