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Gov. Evers proposed $9.3 million in support for $45 million stadium. Plus: Concert venue downsized.

Signs point to financial issues. Plus: A recap of the weeks real estate news.

Bear Developments plan for states largest private affordable housing complex gets bigger.

The 300-person-capacity Back Room will close at the end of 2023. A new live music and wedding venue on Farwell Avenue will open in 2024.

Plus: Beradda buys and Hendricks sells buildings. And recap of weeks real estate news.

The Milwaukee Harbor District developments, totaling 236 apartments, are receiving state and federal affordable housing tax credits.

Across Wisconsin, WHEDA awards funding for 23 proposed apartment buildings.

It’s time to take a final look back at 2022, with my annual review of the biggest local business stories of the year.

Early-stage work has begun at the 11-acre site of the future Iron District in downtown Milwaukee, but developers are still ironing out the specifics around how the $160 million project will be financed.

Take a look at three new athletics projects in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Washington state...