Lake Geneva & Southern Lakes Wisconsin Real Estate Blog
What Are Lake Geneva and Southern Lakes Region Homes Worth?
By Kim and Joel Reyenga, eXp Realty | YourWiscoHome.com Quick answer: In August 2026 the national market and the local market moved in opposite directions. Nationally, existing-home sales fell 2.0 percent and supply reached 4.9 months, the highest in over 10 years. In Walworth County, inventory of s
Lake Geneva Real Estate Market Update
By Kim and Joel Reyenga, eXp Realty | YourWiscoHome.com Quick answer: 236 properties closed across the Lake Geneva area in September 2026, up 11.3 percent from September 2025, at a median of $418,750. The single-family median rose $65,100 to $465,000. Fourteen lakefront homes sold. The region gained
Lake Geneva Real Estate The Big Picture
By Kim and Joel Reyenga, eXp Realty | YourWiscoHome.com Quick answer: Mortgage News Daily put the 30 year fixed at 6.71% on August 14, 2026. John Burns Research and Consulting ranked the Midwest first among 10 regions on resale price growth at 3.7% year over year against 1.1% nationally. Chicago set
What Lake Geneva Area Homes Are Worth
By Kim and Joel Reyenga, eXp Realty | YourWiscoHome.com Quick answer: Over the last 12 months the median sale was $1,050,000 for lakefront, $425,000 for a lake association home, $385,000 in town, $612,500 on an acre or more, and $352,400 for a condo. Which of those describes your home matters far mo
Lake Geneva Real Estate Market Update: July 2026 Seller Report
By Kim and Joel Reyenga, eXp Realty | YourWiscoHome.com Quick answer: In July 2026, the Lake Geneva area still rewards sellers who price well. Across 126 recent single-family sales in Lake Geneva, Fontana, and Williams Bay, homes closed at a median near $571,000, sold for about 99.7% of asking, and
Lake Geneva real estate market update May 2026
Lake Geneva Real Estate Market Update: May 2026 Here is your May 2026 real estate read for Lake Geneva, Walworth County, and the Chicago families keeping one eye on summer and the other on mortgage rates. And yes, the market has a mood. Spring buyers are back, but they’re not tossing confetti at eve