Northwestern Wisconsin home sales have remained strong despite rising interest rates and a changing economy. According to data from the Wisconsin Realtors ® Association, median Barron County home prices reached $253,0...
Higher mortgage rates can affect the purchase power of Northwestern Wisconsin home buyers. Here are tips to help you get the best possible financing for your new Northwestern Wisconsin home! 1. Get a pre-qualification...
As mortgage interest rates go up, Northwestern Wisconsin home buyers and sellers are asking about the direction of our market. While no one has a crystal ball, there are three real estate indicators that provide us wi...
Northwestern Wisconsin home listings are budding up as sellers look for advantages in the busy spring market. Preliminary market data for Barron County shows that March 2022 listings were up by 16.5% compared to Febru...
Early this year, Northwestern Wisconsin home buyers dealt with low home inventory and rising home prices. Today, buyers face more of the same, but with added headaches like fast-rising interest rates, inflation and ge...
Sellers of Northwestern Wisconsin real estate kept command of the market as 2022 began. The latest report from the Wisconsin Realtors Association® shows year-over-year price increases in several counties. Below are th...
If you’re thinking of selling your Northwestern Wisconsin home in the future, now is the time to make any needed updates or repairs. Here’s a few good reasons not to put them off! 1. Skilled contractors are in high de...
Home buyers will see higher interest rates this year, and it may affect your purchase power for a Northwestern Wisconsin home. Rates are already near 4% for a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage, and they’re expected to clim...
Northwestern Wisconsin real estate had a banner year in 2021. Barron County closed 1,028 home sales last year, posting its highest annual sales volume on record. Barron County homes reached a record median sales price...
If your Northwestern Wisconsin home sprouts icicles along the roof, it could be cause for concern. Icicles form when heat escapes through your attic, allowing the roof to become warm enough to melt snow. As the water ...
