Waukesha County, September 2026, Single Family + Condo/Townhouse/Apt.

What’s happening

– Supply: 3.6 months supply of inventory; inventory increased 9.09% MoM and 47.54% YoY.
– Price: Median sold price is $525,000; decreased 4.2% MoM; sold-to-list price ratio at 100.88%.
– Days: Median days on market for sold listings is 41, reflecting a 2.5% MoM increase.

Why it matters

– Timing Coordination: As inventory rises, buyers and sellers must synchronize their transactions to leverage shifting dynamics.
– Market Conditions: Increased supply and slight price adjustments can offer strategic opportunities for simultaneous transactions.

Now what

1. Evaluate Your Position: Consider how inventory changes affect both selling and buying strategies.
2. Set Competitive Prices: Align listing prices with market trends to attract buyers and facilitate quick sales.
3. Adjust Timelines: Plan for longer market times by adjusting expectations and timelines for both buying and selling.

Waukesha County offers various attractions, including its vibrant downtown, beautiful parks, and convenient transportation options, enhancing its appeal for residents.

For expert guidance through the current Waukesha County market, contact Rachael Kolbeck at CENTURY 21 Integrity Group, raekolbeck@gmail.com.