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Hales Corners-based Wimmer Communities plans to transform part of a building at 221 N. Water St. in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward into apartments. Restaurant Lucky...

Dallas-based commercial real estate services firm CBRE Group, Inc. plans to move its downtown Milwaukee office from its longtime home at the 50-year-old U.S. Bank Center to BMO Tower, a newer office building that opened in 2020.

A Burlington store is planned to replace the Piggly Wiggly store at 709 E. Capitol Drive in Milwaukee's Riverwest neighborhood.

Growing drive-thru coffee chain Scooter’s Coffee is planning a location at West Forest Home Avenue and South 60th Street on Milwaukee's south side.

After announcing plans in September to study possible pedestrianization of the commercial corridor on Milwaukee's East Side, the Brady Street Business Improvement District is narrowing the scope of that study to focus on a two-block stretch of the street.

A development proposal that would include the razing of the former Grand Department building at 1101-1113 W. Historic Mitchell St. in Milwaukee to make way for an apartment building development was granted approval by the Common Council on Tuesday morning, but not without a qualifier.

An $25 million, affordable housing project aimed at redeveloping the aging Valley Square Apartments building at 3808 W. Wisconsin Ave. in Milwaukee, and adjacent parcel, into a mixed-use development with 79 new apartments as well as office and commercial space gained approval from the Milwaukee Common Council on Tuesday morning.

The 128-year-old former Boston Store building at 640 Vel R. Phillips Ave. in downtown Milwaukee will be getting quite the makeover over the next few months as developers prepare it to house Fiserv’s new global headquarters.

Milwaukee-based real estate development firm Royal Capital Group has purchased 16.3 acres off of Brown Dear Road, just west of Badger Meter's corporate headquarters, with plans to transform the property into one of the lifestyle campuses the company has pledged to develop in Wisconsin and across the country.

An Iowa-based self-storage company that purchased the long-shuttered former Walmart store building at Midtown Center in Milwaukee, appears to be moving forward with plans...

Milwaukee-based real estate development firm New Land Enterprises has plans to build another high-end apartment tower in the city – this time on the East Side.

Developer Mike Klein and restaurateur-turned developer Jeno Cataldo are looking to transform a notable, but underused corner along Brady Street on Milwaukee's East Side.