📊 Mid-Year 2026 Condo Market Update
MLS sales data through June 30, 2026
Explore current condo sales trends using verified MLS closing data. The charts below compare 2026 year-to-date activity with prior years, including sales volume, sold prices, days on market and other market indicators.
Looking for condo sold data in Dodge County?
If so, you’re in the right place. This page features reliable Dodge County condo sold data, with a spotlight on West Bend, Wisconsin. Whether you’re planning to buy, preparing to sell, or simply curious, this information provides valuable market insight.
Additionally, our charts break down sales by month and year to make trends easy to follow. Because real estate shifts quickly, having accurate local data matters. That’s why we rely only on confirmed MLS closings—never assumptions or estimates.
Moreover, if you’re reviewing condo values in West Bend, this is a great place to begin. Likewise, both buyers and sellers can access up-to-date West Bend Dodge County condo market data.
As demand changes, having reliable Dodge County condo sold info helps you make smart, timely decisions. Therefore, we’ve made everything visual, simple, and easy to compare. Plus, year-over-year graphs help you understand what’s happening over time.
So, whether you’re analyzing condo sold info in Dodge County for timing, investment, or listing preparation, this page gives you the facts. And finally, a trusted local Realtor can help you act with confidence.
📣 QUICK HITS OF DODGE COUNTY DATA
📊 Mid-Year 2026 Market Snapshot
⚖️ Prices pulled back from 2025’s surge — while sales activity held steady.
🏷️ Median Sold Price: $236,000
🔻 Down $84,000, or 26.3%, from mid-year 2025
🔺 Still $54,500 higher than mid-year 2021
📈 Average Sold Price: $302,756
🔻 Down $35,334, or 10.5%, from mid-year 2025
📍 Still the second-highest first-half average in the six-year comparison
📊 Closings: 19
🔺 One more than mid-year 2025
📍 Tied with 2024 and above the first-half totals of 2022 and 2023
💸 Median List Price: $245,900
🔻 Down $66,100 from mid-year 2025
📍 Sellers entered 2026 at noticeably lower price points
⏳ Median Days on Market: 12 days
⬆️ Up from 7.5 days at mid-year 2025
📍 Still faster than most years in the six-year comparison
📉 Average Days on Market: 32.9 days
⬇️ Down sharply from 113.8 days last year
➡️ Several unusually long-running 2025 listings heavily inflated last year’s average
📍 The bigger picture:
Dodge County’s 2026 condo market looks very different from the price surge recorded one year ago. Sales volume remained steady, but the mix of condos sold shifted toward lower price points.
Of the 19 first-half sales, 6 closed below list price, 8 sold at list price and 5 finished above asking.
Dodge County condo prices reset in early 2026 — but buyers kept buying.
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Regarding Days On Market Average below for 2025 – IMPORTANT to note that 3 of the
most expensive sales in 2025 have largely impacted the data, having been
on the market 560, 632, and 377 days
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About the Data and Charts
The information shown on this page is based on reported MLS/WIREX sales data. The list price reflects the starting price associated with the property’s most recently reported MLS listing contract. It may not reflect price changes made later under that same listing contract.
Days on market may be calculated differently by each local MLS. Differences in MLS rules, listing histories, relisting practices and data reporting may affect comparisons.
These charts are intended to provide a general overview of market activity and should not be relied upon as a substitute for property-specific research. When a particular sale, price, listing history or market statistic is important to your decision, please ask a licensed real estate agent to verify the underlying MLS information.
Sold Price Distribution Chart
The sold-price distribution chart uses violin shapes to show where sale prices were most concentrated during each year.
- Wider sections indicate a greater concentration of sales within that price range.
- Each violin’s overall width is scaled according to the number of sales reported for that year.
- The visible price range is capped at the 97th percentile so a small number of unusually high sales do not compress the main portion of the chart.
- The internal lines identify the lower quartile, median and upper quartile.
- Bright cyan identifies 2026 year-to-date data through June 30.
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🏡 Sales slowed—but prices didn’t.
Existing-home sales across the country declined during August. However, the median sales price still increased, and the number of available homes continued to grow.
That combination may provide qualified buyers with more time to compare properties and potentially negotiate terms. For sellers, proper pricing and presentation remain especially important.
Closer to Wisconsin, Midwest sales were down 2.1% from last year, while the median price increased 3.3% to $340,400.
National statistics provide useful context, but every Wisconsin community—and every condominium association—can behave differently.
Source: National Association of REALTORS®
August 2026 Existing-Home Sales Report
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