Wisconsin home sales fell 8.3% in August, but the median price rose 7.1% to $362,000 and affordability hit its lowest level on record. Here’s what the latest WRA numbers mean for buyers and sellers across Burlington, Waterford, Lake Geneva, and the rest of Southeast Wisconsin.
Racine, Kenosha, and Waukesha counties all posted double-digit price gains in August while Walworth stayed nearly flat — see the county-by-county Metro MLS numbers.
Racine and Kenosha counties both posted double-digit price gains in July — up 12.2% and 13.6% — with homes selling in under three weeks, while Walworth County stayed flat and Waukesha’s median actually eased 4.8%. Here’s what the July Metro MLS numbers mean across southeast Wisconsin.
June home sales rose 5.9% statewide and the median price climbed to $360,000. Here’s what the latest WRA numbers mean for buyers and sellers across Burlington, Waterford, Lake Geneva, and the rest of southeast Wisconsin.
Racine County’s median home price jumped 11.5% to $345,000 in June, Kenosha’s hit $360,000, and homes are selling in under three weeks — while Walworth County buyers still have room to negotiate. Here’s what the June Metro MLS numbers mean across southeast Wisconsin.
May home sales dipped 2.8% statewide while the median price climbed to $352,500. Heres what the latest WRA numbers mean for buyers and sellers across Burlington, Waterford, Lake Geneva, and the rest of southeast Wisconsin.