Archive for the ‘WI Real Estate Info & Stats’ category

March 24, 2020

Wisconsin Real Estate Report – February 2020

Wisconsin Real Estate Report – February 2020

Let’s take a look at how the Wisconsin housing market is shaking up! The number of home sales in February 2020 was 4,033, which was a decrease of only 0.9% compared to February 2019. Statewide listings were down 8.7% to 23,580 while the median single-family home price rose 8.6% to $190,000. Houses were selling quicker […]

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February 17, 2020

Wisconsin Real Estate Report – January 2020

Wisconsin Real Estate Report – January 2020

Let’s take a look at how the Wisconsin housing market is shaking up! Compared to January of 2019, the number of home sales in January 2020 was 4,143, which was an increase of 8.6%. Statewide listings were down 14% to 22,092 while the median single-family home price rose 8.6% to $190,000. Houses were selling quicker […]

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January 21, 2020

Wisconsin Real Estate Report – December 2019

Wisconsin Real Estate Report – December 2019

Let’s take a look at how the Wisconsin housing market is shaking up! Compared to December of 2018, the number of home sales in December 2019 was 5,705, which was an increase of 14.8%. Statewide listings were down 11.9% to 22,145 while the median single-family home price rose 10.1% to $197,000. Houses were selling quicker […]

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December 18, 2019

Wisconsin Real Estate Report – November 2019

Wisconsin Real Estate Report – November 2019

Let’s take a look at how the Wisconsin housing market is shaking up! Compared to November of 2018, the number of home sales in November 2019 was 6,445, which was a slight drop of 0.8%. Statewide listings were down 6.8% to 27,189 while the median single-family home price rose 6.5% to $194,000. Houses were selling […]

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July 26, 2018

Continued tight inventory makes sales drop, prices rise

Continued tight inventory makes sales drop, prices rise

Existing home sales fell 11% compared to this time last year.  There are simply not enough homes to sell, especially in the lower prices ranges. This lack of supply has driven prices up 5.4%   We determine a buyer/seller market based on months of inventory.  6 months is a balanced market, under 6 months is a […]

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