Home prices continue climb in Wisconsin

(The Center Square) – Home prices in Wisconsin rose nearly 6% in June, according to a report from the state’s realtors association.

“Existing home sales increased 5.9% in June compared to June 2025, while the statewide median home price rose 5.9% over the same period to $360,000,” the Wisconsin Realtors Association wrote. “Year-to-date, existing home sales were up 3.7%, and the median price climbed 6.3% to $340,000 compared to the first six months of 2025.”

Home prices in the Milwaukee and Madison areas were higher than those statewide norms in June.

The media price for a house near Madison, in south central Wisconsin, was $415,000 in June. The median price for a home in southeast Wisconsin was $375,000. Homes in northeast Wisconsin had a median price of $331,500. Homes in central Wisconsin had the lowest median price in the state at $278,000.

Realtors say those higher prices are not slowing sales.

“In a typical year, June is the strongest month for closings, so it was good to see a healthy bounce in June sales, which ...