MILWAUKEE — The spring real estate market kicks off in the month of January in the state of Wisconsin. However, the month of March is when more listings hit the market.
Data for the greater Milwaukee area shows that February home sales were down nearly 4% compared to February last year. However, the number of listings rose in February by nearly half a percent.
Data for the greater Milwaukee area shows that February home sales were down nearly 4% compared to February last year. However, the number of listings rose in February by nearly half a percent.
What You Need To Know
- Data for the greater Milwaukee area shows that February home sales were down nearly 4% compared to February last year. However, the number of listings rose in February by nearly half a percent
- Mike Ruzicka is the president of the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors. Ruzicka said low inventory is the biggest thing they are keeping an eye on this season
- February’s supply in the state of Wisconsin is lower than is needed to be able to have a stable market for both buyers and sellers
- When it comes to the thoughts of a recession making an impact on the real estate market and economy, retired Marquette professor of economics, Dave Clark said, its not likely...
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