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

📣 Dodge County Condo Market – Mid-Year 2025
🚀 Prices are way up, despite a near match in sales volume!

🏷️ Median Sold Price: $320,000 🔺 Up $60,000 from $260,000 in early 2024
💰 Average Sold Price: $338,090 — jumped from last year’s $249,648
📦 Closings (Jan–June 2025): 18 — Just one fewer than 2024’s 19

Dodge County condos are surging in value, even with steady sales activity. These gains could reflect tighter inventory, newer builds, or high buyer urgency.

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📌 IDX data via MLS and courtesy of participating brokers

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Regarding Days On Market Average below for 2025 – IMPORTANT to note that the 3
most expensive sales so far this year have largely impacted the data, having been
on the market 560, 632, and 377 days

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