Looking for condo sold data in Washington County?

If so, you’re in the right place. This page highlights trusted Washington County condo sold data, especially for West Bend. Whether you’re buying, selling, or researching the market, this info helps guide smarter decisions.

Additionally, our graphs break sales down by month and year, making patterns easier to spot. Because local markets shift quickly, accurate data is essential. That’s why we use verified MLS closings—never estimates or guesswork.

Interested in past values around West Bend?

This is the place to begin. Likewise, both buyers and sellers benefit from access to current West Bend, Washington County condo market data.

As conditions change, reliable Washington County condo sold info becomes even more important. Therefore, we’ve structured everything to be clear, simple, and up to date. Plus, you’ll find comparisons that help you track changes year over year.

So, whether you’re reviewing condo sold info in Washington County to plan a move, set a price, or invest wisely, this page helps. And finally, working with a trusted local Realtor ensures you get the most from every insight.

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📣 Washington County Condo Market – Mid-Year 2025
📈 Sales volume and prices are both climbing steadily!

🏷️ Median Sold Price: $269,950 🔺 Up from $267,654 in early 2024
💰 Average Sold Price: $290,052 — another increase over last year’s $282,268
📦 Closings (Jan–June 2025): 230 — up from 224 a year ago

With rising prices and slightly higher sales, Washington County condos remain a strong-performing segment heading into the second half of 2025.

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📌 IDX data via MLS and courtesy of participating brokers

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