NO TALKS YET BETWEEN BUCKS AND THE WISCONSIN CENTER DISTRICT
The Bucks' preferred site for a new arena includes the block owned by Journal Communications and the property occupied by the district's UWM Arena and Milwaukee Theatre
MMAC FLOATS IDEA OF SALES TAX REFERENDUM FOR CULTURE, ARTS
Revenue from a sales tax increase would pay for improvements at the zoo, museums, parks and the Marcus Center.
A local manufacturer has dropped plans to develop its new headquarters at a Germantown business park that is being developed with village financing help.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
VIDEO: FRANKLIN FACES CONFLICTING VIEWS ON NEW DEVELOPMENTS
Some Franklin city officials are questioning the community's priorities in pursuing development plans that could eventually total around $330 million in new property values.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
RUBY FARM FINANCING PLAN HAS INITIAL PUBLIC DISCUSSION
A proposal to provide city financing to help develop a mixed-use project, called The Corridor, at Brookfield's Ruby Farm had its first public discussion this week.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
FRESHWATER PLAZA COMPLEX IN WALKER'S POINT TO RECEIVE $5 MILLION IN CITY FINANCING
A $48 million housing, retail and office development planned for Walker's Point would include around $5 million in city financing help, under a proposal that received preliminary approval Thursday.
Two weeks ago, developers asked the city of Brookfield Common Council to delay a decision on providing financial assistance to an industrial project so that they could work out contractual details.
-BrookfieldNow.com
REVISED HARLAND APARTMENT PLAN GAINING SUPPORT
A developer proposing an upscale apartment community for Hartland has reduced the number of units, and made other changes, to obtain village support.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
FALLS KWIK TRIP STORE WINS APPROVAL
A proposed Menomonee Falls Kwik Trip, which faced opposition led by competing gas station and convenience store operators, has been approved by the Village Board.
-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
BROOKFIELD LOOKS FOR CAPITOL CORRIDOR COMEBACK
As Brookfield joins the rest of the nation in recovering from the Great Recession, city officials are looking to revamp and reboot plans concerning the Capitol Drive corridor.
-ElmGroveNow.com



