Coming up short: Kenosha County needs thousands of new housing units to keep up with development

Kenosha County has demand for thousands of new housing units as the region has attracted massive commercial development along I-94 between Milwaukee and Chicago. Why hasn't more housing development happened, and what projects are underway?

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Coming up short: Kenosha County needs thousands of new housing units to keep up with development

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