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.