Existing home sales in Wisconsin rose for the second straight month in April, with both prices and sales climbing compared to last year, according to the Wisconsin REALTORS Association.
Sales in April were up 7.4% from April 2025, while the median price climbed to $340,000, a 6.3% increase over the past year. Over the last five years, the median price has increased by about 45%.
Affordability dropped 1.6% since April 2025. Statewide inventory remains tight, with just 3.7 months of supply, well below the level for a balanced market.
Wisconsin Realtors Association President Tom Larson said inventory would need to rise by nearly 62% to reach a balanced market. “For potential sellers, this is an excellent time to list as we move into the all-important peak summer market,” Larson said.
The full report can be found here.