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.

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.