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As supply chain woes and material price spikes continue, at least two Wisconsin contractors say they are remaining nimble as they find ways to...

The Milwaukee School of Engineering announced plans this month to build a $2.9 million softball stadium on its downtown Milwaukee campus for its NCAA...

Old National Bank has signed a lease for 23,000 square feet of the Huron Building, occupying the entire eighth floor of the 11-story office...

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Milwaukee has attracted attention for significant development projects in recent years, some completed and some planned. Projects...

A Brookfield businessman is in the process of transforming a long blighted, former Kohl’s Food Store space at a shopping center on West Silver Spring Drive near North 64 Street on Milwaukee northwest side in to the first full-fledged supermarket that area has had in years.

Madison-based architectural and engineering firm Strang, Inc. has had a notable presence in Wisconsin's capital city since it started there nearly 90 years ago.

Buffalo Wild Wings is planning to open its first takeout location in the state in a multi-tenant retail strip at 1621 Miller Park Way in West Milwaukee.

Advocate Aurora Health announced Thursday that it has acquired the former Master Z’s building at Spring City and West Sunset Drives in Waukesha with plans to raze the building and construct a 15,245-square-foot clinic at the site.

Most new housing developments in the city of Waukesha these days usually take place on the far edges of town on former farm fields skirting county highways.

A 53-unit, mixed use apartment complex planned for the East North Avenue, between Cambridge Avenue and Newhall Street on Milwaukee's East Side, is expected to draw young professionals who don’t need a car to sustain their lifestyle, said co-developer, and local real estate agent Shar Borg.

The Vue apartment complex at 2202 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. in Milwaukee's Bay View neighborhood has been sold for $14.6 million to a Las Vegas-based investor.

A $20.2 million proposal for a 54-unit apartment complex and arts and technology hub has been chosen by a city panel as the best fit for 1.2 acres of city-owned land at the northwest corner of Sixth Street and North Avenue in Milwaukee's Bronzeville district.