Wisconsin Real Estate Report – August 2021

September 21, 2021

As the summer months come to a close, let’s see how the real estate market has shaken out. In August 2021 there were 8,958 homes sold, which is a 6.3 percent decrease from what we saw in August 2020. Statewide listings were down 10.2 percent to 25,314 while the median single-family home price rose 6.4 percent to $250,000. Due to tight inventory homes continue to sell quickly. On average, homes are on the market for 65 days, which is 26.1 percent less time than August of 2020.

Though homes have been appreciating at a high rate over the last year, we are starting to see that rate dip a bit. In May and June of this year we saw an appreciation of over 14% while August only saw an appreciation of 6.4% compared to the previous year. According to Michael Theo, President & CEO, Wisconsin REALTORS® Association, the drop in home appreciation percentage “is welcome news since unsustainable price increases can reduce demand, keeping creditworthy buyers out of purchasing homes.”

Source data provided by the WRA

Curious about the value of your home?

Try out our Automatic Valuation Tool

You can get 3 instant home valuations just by entering your address at FirstWeber.com. Then, contact your agent to talk it over for their opinion.

First Weber sells real estate throughout Wisconsin: Metro Milwaukee and Southeastern WI, South Central Wisconsin/Greater Madison, Central Wisconsin, Southwest WI, Western WI, parts of MN, Michigan’s U.P., Northeast Wisconsin and Wisconsin’s great Northwoods. You can start searching for Wisconsin real estate and Wisconsin real estate agents at firstweber.com

Subscribe via email for blog updates

Archives