Mequon Market Update • July 23, 2026

Mequon Housing Market Update – June 2026

by Dillon Kanitz-Reed

Photo: Virmond Park, Mequon. Aaron Volkening / Wikimedia Commons

The Mequon housing market remained strong during June. Buyer demand continued to outpace the number of homes available for sale. While new listings continued to enter the market, inventory remained limited. Well-prepared homes attracted strong buyer interest. June also included several luxury home sales, contributing to another month of impressive pricing.

A total of 44 homes sold during June, while 54 new listings came to market. At the end of the month, 63 homes were available for sale. That resulted in a 1.43-month supply of inventory. Although inventory remains well below what is considered a balanced market, buyers have slightly more options than they did earlier this year. Even so, competition remains strong for desirable homes.

Homes also continued selling quickly during June. The average days on market fell to 29 days, compared to the year-to-date average of nearly 33 days. Sellers also continued receiving strong offers, with homes selling for an average of 102.42% of their asking price during the month.

June was a particularly strong month for home values. The average sale price reached $977,955, while the median sale price climbed to $806,500. Both figures finished well above the year-to-date averages of $771,821 and $677,417. Several luxury home sales helped push prices higher during the month. Even so, pricing remained healthy across the broader market as buyers continued competing for well-presented homes.

Overall, June’s numbers suggest Mequon remains a strong seller’s market. Limited inventory, relatively quick sales, and prices above asking continue to favor sellers. Buyers may have slightly more choice than earlier this year. However, well-priced homes in desirable locations continue to attract significant attention.

Home Flow Insight

One area sellers often overlook is the garage. While it may not be considered a primary living space, buyers pay close attention to it because it reflects how the home has been maintained. Removing unnecessary storage, organizing shelves, and leaving clear floor space can make the garage feel larger and more functional. A clean, organized garage reinforces the impression that the entire property has been well cared for.

If you’re considering buying or selling and would like to discuss your options, I’d be happy to help you understand what today’s market means for your real estate goals.

Dillon Reed
REALTOR® | Coldwell Banker Realty

📞 262-305-5704
✉️ dillon.reed@cbrealty.com
🌐 www.dillonreedrealty.com

Statistics are based on Metro MLS data for Mequon through June 2026. Market activity can vary by neighborhood and property type.

Richfield Market Update • July 16, 2026

Richfield Housing Market Update – June 2026

by Dillon Kanitz-Reed

Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

The Richfield housing market remained highly competitive during June. Inventory stayed exceptionally limited, and buyers continued to move quickly when well-priced homes became available. Sellers who prepared their homes well continued to benefit from strong demand.

A total of 16 homes sold during June, while 11 new listings came to market. Because more homes sold than were listed, available inventory continued to tighten. At the end of the month, only 13 homes were available for sale, leaving Richfield with just 0.81 months of inventory. The year-to-date supply also remained below one month at 0.94 months, highlighting how few homes buyers currently have to choose from.

Homes sold much faster during June than they have on average this year. The average days on market dropped to just 12 days, compared to the year-to-date average of nearly 23 days. Buyers also competed aggressively, with sellers receiving an average of 105.74% of their asking price during the month.

While the average sale price of $556,538 and median sale price of $487,500 finished below the year-to-date averages, buyers continued paying strong prices for desirable homes. The average price per square foot increased to $270, compared to the year-to-date average of $255, showing continued demand for well-maintained properties despite the limited inventory. The current numbers suggest Richfield remains a seller’s market. Overall, June’s numbers suggest Richfield remains a strong seller’s market. Unless inventory begins to increase, buyers will likely continue facing competition for well-priced homes, while sellers remain in a favorable position.

Home Flow Insight

Before listing your home, take a walk through it without stopping to admire individual rooms. Instead, focus on how naturally you move from one space to the next. Buyers notice when furniture, décor, or large plants interrupt that flow, even if they don’t realize it.

Removing just one or two unnecessary pieces can make a hallway feel wider, an entry feel more welcoming, and the entire home seem larger. Small adjustments to the spaces between rooms often leave just as strong an impression as updating the rooms themselves.

If you’re considering buying or selling in Richfield and would like to discuss your options, I’d be happy to help you understand what today’s market means for your real estate goals.

Dillon Reed
REALTOR® | Coldwell Banker Realty

📞 262-305-5704
✉️ dillon.reed@cbrealty.com
🌐 www.dillonreedrealty.com

Statistics are based on Metro MLS data for Richfield through June 2026. Market activity can vary by neighborhood and property type.

Grafton Market Update • July 9, 2026

Grafton Housing Market Update – June 2026

by Dillon Kanitz-Reed

Photo: Aaron Volkening, Flickr (CC BY 2.0).

The Grafton housing market stayed active through June. Buyers continued competing for well-priced homes, while inventory remained relatively limited.

Twenty-five homes sold during the month, and 33 new listings came to market. There were 55 homes available for sale at the end of June. That resulted in a 2.2-month supply of inventory. Buyers have a few more options than they did earlier this year. Even so, Grafton continues to favor sellers.

One trend that stood out in June was the pace of the market. The average days on market dropped to 47, compared to the year-to-date average of 71 days. While one month doesn’t define the entire market, it does suggest buyers moved more quickly when desirable homes became available.

Competition also remained strong. Sellers received an average of 103.72% of their asking price during June. That’s an increase from the year-to-date average of 102.3%. Buyers were still willing to compete for homes that were priced well and presented in good condition.

Sale prices were lower in June than the year-to-date averages. The average sale price came in at $515,026, compared to $561,668 year to date. The median sale price also declined during the month. Monthly price changes are common. They often reflect the mix of homes that sold rather than a change in overall market values.

Inventory remains one of the biggest factors shaping the local market. A 2.2-month supply is still well below a balanced market. That means sellers with well-prepared homes continue to have a strong opportunity to attract serious buyers.

Home Flow Insight

Before scheduling photos, walk through your home with a microfiber cloth and look at every light switch, door handle, and cabinet pull. These are some of the most frequently touched surfaces in a home, yet they are often overlooked. Clean hardware gives buyers the impression that the home has been well cared for, even if they don’t consciously notice why.

Whether you’re planning to buy or sell, understanding local market trends can help you make more informed decisions. If you’d like to talk about your home’s value or your next move, I’d be happy to help.

Photo: Aaron Volkening, Flickr (CC BY 2.0).

Contact Dillon Reed, Realtor- Coldwell Banker Realty

Phone: 262.305.5704
Email: dillon.reed@cbrealty.com
Website: https://www.dillonreedrealty.com

Statistics are based on Greater Milwaukee Association of REALTORS® MLS data for Grafton through June 2026. Real estate markets can change quickly, and individual property values may vary.

Cedarburg Market Update • July 2, 2026

Cedarburg Housing Market Update – June 2026

by Dillon Kanitz-Reed

Photo: Nichole Thrasher / lavoiephoto, via Unsplash. Public Domain / CC0.

The Cedarburg housing market stayed competitive through June. Buyers continued to move quickly when well-prepared homes became available. Inventory remained limited, which helped keep demand strong and home values steady.

Market Activity

Through the first half of the year, the average list price reached $873,560, while the median list price was $757,675. During June, the average list price came in at $768,366, with a median list price of $622,450.

Closed sales remained strong. The average sale price in June climbed to $761,413, compared to the year-to-date average of $636,159. The median sale price also increased to $630,300 for the month.

Market Pace

Homes sold quickly in June. The average time on market dropped to just 16 days, compared to 23 days year to date.

Competition also remained strong. Sellers received an average of 103.12% of their asking price during June. That exceeded the year-to-date average of 102.04%. The average sale price per square foot also increased to $294, up from $274 year to date.

Inventory Levels

Inventory remained tight throughout the month. There were 32 homes available and 15 new listings entered the market during June.

The month’s supply of inventory fell to 1.28 months. A balanced market typically has four to six months of inventory. This continues to favor sellers.

The absorption rate increased to 0.78, showing buyers are still purchasing homes at a healthy pace.

Home Flow Insight

One staging detail that often gets overlooked is giving every space a clear purpose.

An empty corner can become a reading nook. A small landing can hold a simple bench and artwork. Even a spare bedroom feels more inviting when buyers immediately understand how it could be used.

When every space has a purpose, buyers spend less time wondering what belongs there. Instead, they spend more time imagining themselves living in the home.

Looking Ahead

Low inventory and strong buyer demand continue to support the Cedarburg market. Well-priced homes are still attracting significant attention and selling quickly.

If you’re thinking about buying or selling in Cedarburg, I’d be happy to help you understand what these trends mean for your goals.

Dillon Reed | Realtor | Coldwell Banker Realty
📞 262-305-9582
📧 dillon@dillonreedrealty.com

Statistics are based on MLS data available at the time of publication and are intended to provide a general overview of the Cedarburg housing market.

Ozaukee County Market Update • June 25, 2026

Ozaukee County Housing Market Update – May 2026

by Dillon Kanitz-Reed

Harrington Beach State Park, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, US

The Ozaukee County housing market remained competitive in May. Inventory stayed low, giving sellers an advantage while creating challenges for buyers. More homes came to market this spring, but demand remained strong. Well-prepared homes continued to attract significant interest and sold quickly.

Market Activity

Through the first five months of 2026, the average list price in Ozaukee County reached $740,909. The average sales price was $569,615. In May alone, the average list price was $725,188, while the average sales price came in at $563,900.

The median sales price for May was $510,000. This was slightly higher than the year-to-date median of $503,178 and shows that buyer demand remains strong across a range of price points.

Market Pace

Homes moved quickly in May. The average days on market dropped to just 24 days, compared to the year-to-date average of 40.4 days.

Buyers also continued to compete for available homes. Properties sold for an average of 101.95% of asking price during May.

A total of 115 homes sold during the month, bringing the year-to-date total to 432 closed sales.

Inventory Levels

Inventory remains one of the biggest factors shaping the market. There were 196 homes for sale in May, and 150 new listings entered the market.

Month’s supply of inventory stood at just 1.7 months. In a balanced market, that number is typically much higher. The current level continues to favor sellers and keeps competition high among buyers.

Home Flow Insight

One of the most overlooked staging strategies is giving every room a clear purpose.

Buyers naturally imagine how they would live in a home as they walk through it. When a room serves several purposes at once, it can feel smaller and less functional.

Before listing, consider simplifying multi-purpose spaces. Turn a room into a dedicated office, guest room, reading space, or hobby area. A clearly defined room helps buyers understand its potential and often makes the entire home feel more spacious and intentional.

Looking Ahead

As we move further into summer, low inventory and strong buyer demand continue to shape the Ozaukee County market. Sellers who prepare their homes thoughtfully and price strategically are still seeing strong interest. Buyers, meanwhile, should be prepared to act quickly when the right opportunity becomes available.

If you are considering buying or selling in Ozaukee County and would like to discuss your options, I would be happy to help.

Dillon Reed | Realtor

Phone: 262.305.5704

Email: dillon.reed@cbrealty.com

Market data provided by Metro MLS. Statistics are deemed reliable but not guaranteed and are subject to revision.

Uncategorized • June 18, 2026

Richfield Real Estate Market Update – May 2026

by Dillon Kanitz-Reed

Magnolia Warbler in spring bloom. Photo by Lorie Shaull (CC BY 2.0).

The Richfield housing market remained active throughout May, with buyer demand continuing to outpace the limited supply of homes available for sale. Inventory remains tight, and well-priced homes continue to attract attention quickly as we move further into the summer market.

Through the first five months of 2026, 49 homes have sold in Richfield. The average sales price year to date is $607,297, while the median sales price stands at $586,410. During May alone, 15 homes sold with an average sales price of $571,640 and a median sales price of $523,800.

Inventory continues to be one of the defining features of the Richfield market. There were just 14 active properties for sale during May, resulting in less than one month of housing supply at 0.93 months. Additionally, 15 new listings came to market during the month, matching the number of homes that sold. This balance suggests that while buyers remain active, new inventory continues to be absorbed as it becomes available.

Homes also continued to sell close to asking price. The average list price during May was $515,514, while the median list price was $459,900. Meanwhile, homes sold for 100.01% of their asking price during the month and 101.05% year to date. This reflects continued buyer demand for homes that are priced appropriately and presented well.

The pace of the market remained strong as well. Homes sold in an average of just 10 days during May, compared to 25 days year to date. While every property is different, many well-prepared homes continue to attract strong interest and move quickly once they hit the market.

The average sales price per square foot reached $225 during May, while year-to-date sales have averaged $252 per square foot. Together, these figures point to continued stability and strength within the Richfield housing market.

Home Flow Insight

This week’s Home Flow Insight focuses on transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces. Buyers often pay close attention to how patios, decks, porches, and backyard areas connect to the home itself.

Simple touches such as arranging outdoor seating, sweeping walkways, or placing a few planters near an entrance can help create a sense of continuity between the interior and exterior. These spaces do not need to be elaborate. Buyers simply want to imagine themselves enjoying them comfortably throughout the seasons.

Whether you’re thinking about buying, selling, or simply staying informed about the local market, understanding current trends can help you make more confident real estate decisions.

If you’d like to discuss the Richfield market or learn what your home may be worth in today’s market, I’d be happy to help.

Dillon Reed
📞 262.305.5704
📧 dillon.reed@cbrealty.com

Richfield, Wisconsin housing market update for May 2026, including home prices, inventory levels, days on market, inventory trends, and local real estate market conditions.

Grafton Market Update • June 11, 2026

Grafton Housing Market Update – May 2026

by Dillon Kanitz-Reed

The Ozaukee Interurban Trail in Grafton, Wisconsin.
Photo: Freekee (Public Domain).

The Grafton housing market remained active throughout May. Buyer demand continued to absorb much of the available inventory. More homes have come to market this year than during the extremely limited conditions of recent years. However, inventory remains relatively tight and still favors sellers in many price ranges.

Through the first five months of 2026, 85 homes have sold in Grafton. The average sales price year to date is $570,996, while the median sales price is $578,565. During May alone, 23 homes sold. The average sales price for the month was $533,184, and the median sales price was $495,000.

Inventory remains one of the more notable aspects of the current market. Grafton had 51 active properties for sale during May. This resulted in 2.22 months of housing supply. Additionally, 23 new listings came to market during the month. That closely matched the 23 homes that sold.

As a result, buyers have more options than they did during the most competitive periods of the past few years. Even so, new inventory continues to be absorbed as it becomes available. This suggests that demand remains steady as we move into the summer market.

Home values have remained stable as well. The average list price during May was $621,790, while the median list price was $659,990. Meanwhile, homes sold for an average of 102.14% of their asking price. This indicates that buyers remain willing to compete for desirable properties despite affordability challenges and higher borrowing costs.

The average sales price per square foot reached $237 in May. Year-to-date sales have averaged $248 per square foot. Together, these figures point to continued strength in the local housing market.

Home Flow Insight

This week’s Home Flow Insight focuses on everyday functionality. Buyers are not only evaluating a home’s appearance. They are also imagining how daily life would feel in the space.

Before showings, take a look at areas such as mudrooms, laundry rooms, kitchen workspaces, and storage closets. Make sure these spaces feel organized and purposeful. When buyers can easily picture where they will place groceries, shoes, backpacks, and household essentials, the home often feels more practical and comfortable.

Whether you’re thinking about buying, selling, or simply staying informed about the local market, understanding current trends can help you make more confident real estate decisions.

If you’d like to discuss the Grafton market or learn what your home may be worth in today’s market, I’d be happy to help.

Dillon Reed
📞 262.305.5704
📧 dillon.reed@cbrealty.com

Grafton, Wisconsin housing market update for May 2026, including home prices, inventory levels, days on market, inventory trends, and local real estate market conditions.

Cedarburg Market Update • June 4, 2026

Cedarburg Housing Market Update – May 2026

by Dillon Kanitz-Reed

The historic Hilgen-Wittenberg Woolen Mill in Cedarburg. Photo by Kevin Hansen (Freekee), CC BY-SA 3.0.

The Cedarburg housing market remained active throughout May. Inventory continues to improve gradually, giving buyers a few more options than earlier in the year. Even so, well-priced homes are still attracting strong interest and, in many cases, selling above asking price.

Market Activity

Twenty homes sold during May, bringing the year-to-date total to 72 sales. At the same time, 22 new listings came to market. While inventory is increasing, demand continues to absorb available homes quickly.

Home Prices

Home values remained strong throughout May. The average sales price reached $602,968, while the median sales price came in at $555,000. Year-to-date, the average sales price stands at $611,108 and the median sales price is $574,380.

These numbers suggest buyers remain willing to compete for desirable homes, particularly those that are well-maintained and priced appropriately.

Market Pace

Homes spent an average of 35 days on the market during May, compared to the year-to-date average of 24.6 days. However, sellers continued to receive strong offers, as homes sold for an average of 103.2% of list price during the month.

Additionally, the average sales price per square foot increased to $277, reflecting continued buyer demand across the market.

Inventory Conditions

There were 35 homes available for sale during May, resulting in a 1.75-month supply of inventory. Although inventory levels have improved slightly, Cedarburg remains a seller’s market by historical standards.

As more homes come to market throughout the summer, buyers may gain additional opportunities. Nevertheless, properly prepared homes continue to stand out and attract attention.

Home Flow Insight

This month’s focus is on visual breathing room.

Before showings, try removing one item from every countertop, shelf, and tabletop in the home. Most sellers focus on removing clutter, but creating a little extra open space often has an even greater impact. Buyers tend to perceive rooms as larger, calmer, and more functional when there is room for the eye to rest.

These statistics provide a snapshot of housing activity and real estate trends in Cedarburg, Wisconsin for May 2026.

If you are curious about your home’s current value or have questions about buying or selling in Cedarburg, feel free to reach out.

Dillon Reed- Coldwell Banker Realty

Phone: 262.305.5704

Email: dillon.reed@cbrealty.com

Washington County Market Update • May 28, 2026

Washington County Spring Market Update – 2026

by Dillon Kanitz-Reed

Photo by Dave Hoefler on Unsplash
Taken in Wisconsin, USA — Published May 26, 2022
Captured with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
Used under the Unsplash License

Washington County’s housing market remained active this spring as buyer demand stayed strong across many price ranges. Inventory has improved slightly compared to earlier in the year, but well-priced homes are still moving quickly and attracting strong interest.

The average list price in Washington County reached $550,018, while the median list price came in at $449,950. Closed sales also stayed steady, with the average sales price rising to $434,025 and the median sales price reaching $408,000. These numbers continue to reflect healthy demand throughout the county.

One trend that stood out this season was how competitive the market remained even as more listings became available. Homes sold at an average of 100.65% of asking price, showing that buyers are still willing to compete for homes that are properly prepared and priced. Average days on market also dropped to just 31 days, which shows that desirable homes are continuing to sell at a healthy pace.

Inventory levels increased modestly during the month. Washington County had 244 new listings enter the market along with 294 active properties available. Even with that increase, the month’s supply of inventory remained low at 2.15 months, which still favors sellers overall.

Another encouraging sign has been the continued strength in price per square foot, which averaged $232. Buyers continue to place strong value on homes that feel clean, updated, and move-in ready as the spring market continues.

Home Flow Insight

As the weather warms up and windows begin opening more often, scent becomes an important part of the showing experience. Many sellers try to improve this with strong candles or air fresheners, but buyers often respond better to a home that simply feels naturally fresh and clean. Before showings, consider opening windows for a short period of time and keeping kitchens and laundry areas especially tidy. Natural airflow and light can help a home feel more comfortable and welcoming to buyers.

If you have questions about the Washington County market or are considering buying or selling this year, feel free to reach out anytime for a conversation.

Dillon Reed
📞 262.305.5704
📧 dillon.reed@cbrealty.com

This article is based on recent residential market data for Washington County, Wisconsin.

Richfield Market Update • Uncategorized • May 21, 2026

Richfield Market Update – Spring 2026

by Dillon Kanitz-Reed

Sunlight filtering through a quiet woodland trail in Wisconsin during summer.
Photo published July 17, 2020. Captured with an Olympus E-M1 Mark II.

The Richfield housing market remained highly competitive through April, with strong buyer demand continuing to put pressure on limited inventory. Homes that were priced well and presented cleanly moved quickly, while buyers remained willing to compete aggressively for desirable properties.

Year-to-date, the average list price in Richfield reached $657,354, while the April average came in at $601,556. Median list prices followed a similar pattern, with the year-to-date median at $624,949 and the April median at $524,950. These shifts reflect the variety of homes entering the market from month to month rather than a significant softening in demand.

Closed sales prices remained strong throughout April. The average sales price for the month climbed to $643,722, above the year-to-date average of $616,211. Median sales price also increased to $625,000 during April, showing continued strength in the upper end of the local market.

One of the clearest signs of buyer competition was the sales price-to-list price ratio. On average, homes sold for 104.35% of asking price during April, indicating that multiple-offer situations remained active across many price points. In addition, the average days on market dropped sharply to just 12 days for the month, compared to the year-to-date average of 28.75 days.

Inventory levels continued to remain tight. Richfield had only 14 homes available for sale in April, along with 14 new listings entering the market. Month’s supply of inventory rose slightly to 1.56 months, but the market still remains firmly in seller-friendly territory.

Average sales price per square foot came in at $212 during April. While this was lower than the year-to-date average of $258, monthly fluctuations in price per square foot can vary depending on the size, age, and style of homes sold during a given period.

Home Flow Insight

As buyers continue moving quickly through homes this spring, one of the most overlooked staging details is creating a sense of openness and flow between rooms. Buyers tend to respond strongly to homes that feel easy to move through both physically and visually.

Simple adjustments such as removing extra furniture, widening walking paths, and clearing crowded corners can make rooms feel larger and more comfortable without spending significant money. Even small changes in layout can help buyers feel more relaxed as they move through the home, which often leaves a stronger overall impression during showings.

This continues to be especially important in a competitive market where buyers are touring multiple homes in a short period of time.

Dillon Reed
Coldwell Banker Realty

Phone: 262.305.5704
Email: dillon.reed@cbrealty.com

This Spring 2026 update reflects current housing trends in the Richfield, Wisconsin real estate market.

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