The March housing market in the Milwaukee metro area showed steady growth, with home prices continuing to rise and inventory improving.

The February housing market in the Milwaukee metro area showed modest price growth and increased inventory compared with a year ago. Homes spent a median of 38 days on the market, slightly longer than last year, suggesting the market remains active but is gradually balancing as inventory grows.

January featured a market with rising prices and improving inventory, but slightly slower sales activity. Median and average sale prices were up year over year and active listings increased.

December data for the Milwaukee metro area’s four-county region shows a tight housing market. Months of supply stayed low at 1.8, prices rose year over year, inventory was flat, sales activity dipped slightly, and homes sold faster with a median 27 days on market.

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The Milwaukee metropolitan area’s four-county real estate market continued to see rising prices in November 2025 compared with November 2024.

Home prices continued to climb in October across the Milwaukee metro area, with the median sales price rising 6.6% year over year to $369,900 and the average price up 9.7% to $437,278.