some of the Fox Valley area condos for sale, and possible open houses.
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920-707-01222 in NE Wisconsin.
Buying or selling a condominium in Appleton or the Fox Valley can raise questions that go well beyond the purchase price. 🏠
What can a counteroffer change? What options might follow a condo inspection? What should buyers and sellers consider when a condominium is served by a private or shared well?
Our newly expanded post introduces:
• Wisconsin real estate contract changes
• Counter-offers, amendments and notices
• Condo inspection contingency decisions
• Private-well inspections and water testing
Use it as an introduction to topics you may want to discuss with your real estate agent or legal representative.
👉 Read the updated post:
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Wisconsin Condo Counteroffers and Contract Revisions
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Making a counter offer of amendment with a Wisconsin condo Here are some concepts to consider within counter offer or inspection contingency.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
📊 Appleton School District Home Sales — (non-condo 1-family home sales) August 2026
August brought 98 single-family MLS home sales in the Appleton School District.
That was down 19.0% from July’s 121 sales, but still up 18.1% from August 2025, which had 83 sales.
Through the first eight months of the year, 2026 has reached 702 sales, compared to 703 sales through August 2025.
So while August cooled from July, the Appleton market is still tracking almost exactly with last year’s pace.
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Following the closure of the paper mill, the village of Kimberly chose to take an active role in redeveloping the former industrial site along the Fox River. Since acquiring 100 acres in 2016, the village has cleared the former mill, added housing and new business activity, and invested in roads, parks, trails and other community infrastructure.
The effort has added more than $200 million in new value to the area in less than a decade.
Our InDevelopment report looks at Kimberly’s ongoing redevelopment strategy, including development-ready sites for commercial, mixed-use, multifamily and residential projects, as well as the village’s plans for future investment along Kimberly Avenue, Main Street and the former mill property.
Read more in the September issue and register for InDevelopment on Sept. 15 to learn more about development in Northeast Wisconsin. loom.ly/Sssgc0w
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