New Berlin

New Berlin, Wisconsin, located in eastern Waukesha County, is a city within the Milwaukee metropolitan area. As of 2020, the population was 40,451. New Berlin offers a blend of suburban living with convenient access to both Milwaukee and Madison. The city maintains a close-knit community feel, hosting various events and emphasizing well-organized parks and recreational facilities. New Berlin's economy is diverse, featuring manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and business services. The city is home to one of Wisconsin's largest industrial parks, contributing to a strong job market. Key sectors include technology, healthcare, retail, and education. The city is dedicated to serving its residents and offers a variety of housing options for all income levels. New Berlin's history dates back to 1836, with the first settlers arriving in the area. Originally named the Town of Mentor, it was renamed New Berlin in 1840 after New Berlin, New York. The city officially incorporated in 1959 and has since transformed from a rural, agricultural area into a thriving suburban community. New Berlin is known for its high quality of life, strong public services, and well-maintained neighborhoods.