Alex Zank

Right now, they’re a collection of tired warehouse buildings, mostly used for boat storage. But in a few years, they could provide housing for...

Milwaukee Alderman Robert Bauman is proposing the use of $150 million in federal COVID-19 relief funding to create more affordable housing in the city.

With construction of the high-profile Couture project nearly a decade in the making, many may have expected the gold-shovel treatment the moment the project broke ground in early May.

The Hmong American Women's Association has purchased the Gustav Pabst Mansion on Milwaukee's near west side, which will serve as the organization's new home.

The Historic Third Ward Architectural Review Board has endorsed a proposed 32-story luxury apartment tower.

Burris Logistics has purchased the former U.S. Foods Inc. cold storage building in Waukesha, marking its entry into Wisconsin.

Milwaukee-area home sales were up by double digits in May from 2020, but were down from pre-pandemic levels due to the continued lack of listings.

The Greenfield Highlands apartments have been sold for $40 million, according to state records.

Ryder Last Mile Inc., a Miami-based last-mile logistics and transportation company, is leasing 75,290 square feet at the Park 94 industrial park in Mount Pleasant.

AT&T has sold its historic downtown office building to a New York-based investment firm that focuses on redeveloping underperforming properties.

Deshea Agee, who recently stepped down as executive director of the Historic King Drive Business Improvement District No. 8, is headed to Milwaukee-based construction and development firm Emem Group LLC.

Milwaukee developer Rick Wiegand has sold his entire portfolio of apartment buildings to Chicago-based investors, and will use the proceeds to help finance his hotel development on the Near West Side.