Unity Lutheran Church was looking at a possible four-story, 55-unit apartment building. The project would have included worship and ministry space.

The 25-story, 226-unit Zenith development is proposed for a gravel lot, 701 E. Kilbourn Ave., and an adjacent parking lot by New Land Enterprises LLC.

The Gary P. Grunau Memorial Plaza was created by converting a half-block of West Highland Avenue between the river and North King Drive.

The suit was filed by Waukesha State Bank against the owner of the Mackie Building, home to The Grain Exchange events venue, 225 E. Michigan St.

The vacant 14-story east tower of the 310W Building is to be redeveloped into apartments ranging from studios to three-bedroom units.

The proposed developments include the conversion of the former Longfellow Elementary School, 2211 S. 60th St., West Allis, into 55 apartments.

That area is centered at Milwaukee St. and Ogden Ave., on downtown's northern edge. It includes some former Park East Freeway parcels.

The 196-room Renaissance Milwaukee West Hotel, 2300 N. Mayfair Road, opened within a redeveloped mid-rise office building.

The new owner-occupied homes would be constructed on city-owned vacant lots through the Revive Housing pilot program.

The proposed Lincoln Village Business Improvement District will be along West Lincoln Avenue, between South Fifth Street and West Forest Home Avenue.

The former store, 2311 S. Chicago Ave., South Milwaukee, was sold to an affiliate of Pleasanton, California-based ACRE Investment for $2.2 million.

That project, allowing the ballpark to host concerts and other events during the off-season, is complicated in part because of its retractable roof

Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown will relocate from the 330 Kilbourn office complex, 330 E. Kilbourn Ave., to 222 E. Erie St. in January.

The former Sendik's Fresh2Go, 5101 S. 108th St., has been sold by a Sendik's Food Markets affiliate to the convenience store chain for $2.95 million.

Ascension Wisconsin is exploring plans to convert the historic former St. Mary's Hospital into affordable apartments.

The International Downtown Association's Downtown Achievement Award of Excellence recognizes "resourceful approaches" tied to the dog park.

The development would be on the site of Unity Lutheran Church. It has seen declining membership for several years.

An Excalibur replica is returning to an Arthurian monument in downtown Milwaukee's Juneau Park – around 80 years after its sword vanished.

The American Institute of Architects Wisconsin bestowed 17 awards through its 2026 Design Awards program.

The 271-unit Park Lafayette Towers, 2036 N. Prospect Ave., was purchased by Millcreek, Utah-based Cottonwood Communities Inc. on July 30.

The building, 2224 W. Kilbourn Ave., and its parking lots were sold out of receivership for $1.5 million to Waukesha-based Rhodes Investments LLC.

Known as Allis Yards, the development so far includes a Home2 Suites hotel and The Apiary Apartments.

The vacant 14-story east tower of the 310W Building is to be redeveloped into a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments.

Gorman & Co.is developing Midtown Commons. It features two four-story buildings totaling 200 units on the former Midtown Center Walmart parking lot.

Innio's planned investments include new engine assembly capabilities and construction of an advanced engine testing facility.

The proposed Lincoln Village Business Improvement District would be along West Lincoln Avenue, between South Fifth Street and West Forest Home Avenue.

In-person auctions are being replaced by an online system, making them more accessible, transparent, and efficient, according to Sheriff Denita Ball.

The latest plan is for a bank branch to be constructed at 3473 S. 27th St. That's a short drive from a Bank of America branch coming to Mitchell St.

Elev8 Table Tennis would provide 10 tables, including three equipped with robotic equipment to train table tennis skills.

Element 84, 1482 S. 84 St., would receive the loan through property tax revenue the city collects from that development, which opened in 2020.

A new report suggests the Milwaukee I-94 expansion could be delayed by two years due to utility and cost issues.

The Milwaukee affordable apartment projects are obtaining loans through the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority.

Cramer-Krasselt, which provides other marketing communication services, is leasing just under 7,900 square feet at 117 N. Jefferson St.

Milwaukee is considering a one-year moratorium on new data centers as officials review stricter zoning rules.

Nunya Studios, which operates next door, would use part of the 1120 S. Barclay St. building. It once housed cheesehead maker Foamation.

The seven-story, 154-unit building is planned for a site at 933 W. Highland Ave. that now has the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's office.

The historic Mackie Building faces foreclosure as its anchor tenant, The Grain Exchange, struggles post-pandemic.

Milwaukee County is seeking proposals to redevelop the old public museum site into hundreds of new housing units.

A developer is moving forward with a Milwaukee apartment purchase after bypassing city rejection via state bonds.

Epic Padel is opening a new club in Milwaukee this August, bringing a fast-paced racket sport to the area.

Fiserv reported on Aug. 6 adjusted earnings of $1.84 per share for the period ending June 30. That was below consensus estimate of $1.91 per share.

Weyco, which makes such shoe brands as Florsheim, Nunn Bush, and Stacy Adams, received an $18.6 million tariff refund.

The vacant east tower of the 310W Building, 310 W. Wisconsin Ave., is to be redeveloped into a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments.

George Roberts is a former longtime Oracle executive who reported directly to Larry Ellison, Oracle's founder and one of the world's wealthiest men.

George Roberts is a former longtime Oracle executive who reported directly to Larry Ellison, Oracle's founder and one of the world's wealthiest men.

The River Hills house, 8615 N. Dean Circle, was sold by Holiday and his wife, Lauren, to La Strega Trust, based in Wauwatosa.

Wipfli LLP plans to move from 10000 W. Innovation Drive, at the Milwaukee County Research Park, to the Huron Building, 511 N. Broadway, by early 2027.