Lake Geneva & Southern Lakes Wisconsin Real Estate Blog
Lake Geneva Real Estate The Big Picture October 2026
By Kim and Joel Reyenga, eXp Realty | YourWiscoHome.com Quick answer: On October 16, 2026, Mortgage News Daily put the 30-year fixed rate at 7.37 percent. Nationally, NAR reported September existing-home sales down 2.2 percent from a year earlier, with the median price up 1.3 percent. The Midwest me
What Are Lake Geneva and Southern Lakes Region Homes Worth?
By Kim and Joel Reyenga, eXp Realty | YourWiscoHome.com Quick answer: Across the trailing 12 months, the median single-family home in the Lake Geneva and Southern Lakes Region sold for $392,000 in town, $499,900 in the townships, $425,000 with lake access, and $1,160,000 with lake frontage. Those fi
Walworth County Home Values in July 2026: What Sellers Should Know
By Kim and Joel Reyenga, eXp Realty | YourWiscoHome.com Quick answer: Walworth County home values kept rising through mid-2026. The county-wide median sits near $424,000, up about 7.3% year over year, with homes selling in a median of roughly 50 days. But the county is not one market. The Geneva Lak
November 2025 Forward Forecast & Strategy
November 2025 Forward Forecast & Strategy What Buyers and Sellers Should Expect Heading Into WinterPrepared for YourWiscoHome.com by Kim & Joel Reyenga, eXp Realty (Lake Geneva • Walworth County • Fontana • Williams Bay • Elkhorn • Delavan). What just happened with rates—and what’s the “Hodor line”?
October 2025 Lake Geneva Real Estate Market Update
October 2025 U.S. and Wisconsin Housing Market Report Prepared for YourWiscoHome.com by Kim & Joel Reyenga, eXp Realty What Is the State of the U.S. Housing Market in October 2025? Direct Answer: National housing activity remains subdued as higher mortgage rates, rising inventory, and slower househo
October 2025 Market Performance Review
October 2025 Market Performance Review Tracking Prices, Jobs, and Housing Shifts Across Lake Geneva and Beyond As the third quarter closed and autumn settled across Wisconsin, housing markets nationwide entered a new phase of moderation. After nearly two years of sustained volatility—driven by infla