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📈 Milwaukee Condo Market Update (Jan–June 2025)
🔥 Prices keep climbing, but sales dipped slightly!
💰 Median Sold Price: $249,900 — 🔺 Up $17,900 from last year
📊 Average Sold Price: $287,387 — 🔺 A record high
🏷️ List & Sold Prices Matched — Showing strong buyer demand or precise pricing
📉 Closings: 661 — Down slightly from 671 in 2024
Even with fewer sales, 2025 is breaking price records across the board. If you’re thinking of buying or selling, now’s the time to stay informed. 📍
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