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Wisconsin Home Values and Rents

The median home value in Wisconsin is $266,500, 31st highest among states. Prices changed +4.8% in the year through Q2 2026.

Typical home value
$337,196
31st of 51 states
Median rent
$1,087/mo
ACS 2020-2024
Price change, 1 year
+4.8%
6th fastest of 51
Homeownership
67.8%
Owner-occupied homes

Wisconsin home prices since 2000

FHFA purchase-only House Price Index, seasonally adjusted (1991 = 100)

WisconsinUnited States
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PeriodWisconsin
Q2 2026474
Q4 2025464
Q4 2024439
Q4 2023412
Q4 2022379
Q4 2021345
Q4 2020304
Q4 2019275
Q4 2018258
Q4 2017241
Q4 2016229
Q4 2015217
Q4 2014209
Q4 2013202
Q4 2012194

Over five years, Wisconsin home prices changed +46.0%, compared with +29.9% for the U.S.

Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency ยท Last updated 07/01/2026

Home values by county

Zillow typical home value; price changes from FHFA annual county index

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#CountyTypical valueMedian rent1-year5-year
1Ozaukee County$508,113$1,154+5.2%+48.6%
2Waukesha County$502,911$1,356+5.4%+52.2%
3Dane County$467,783$1,398+4.1%+53.6%
4Door County$437,959$1,086+2.6%+80.2%
5Washington County$427,931$1,153+5.9%+53.9%
6St. Croix County$415,702$1,271+4.0%+46.8%
7Vilas County$408,356$847+3.7%+77.4%
8Walworth County$405,546$1,150+5.8%+58.7%
9Calumet County$377,545$1,073+3.9%+61.0%
10Pierce County$371,522$1,044+4.0%+47.3%
11Jefferson County$369,355$1,035+5.3%+55.9%
12Columbia County$356,976$978+5.7%+54.4%
13Brown County$355,212$1,031+6.6%+66.1%
14Sauk County$344,270$1,018+5.0%+57.5%
15Iowa County$343,526$954+5.1%+58.8%
16Outagamie County$342,897$1,057+5.0%+62.0%
17Sawyer County$339,999$712+0.6%+66.1%
18Polk County$334,449$957+3.3%+58.3%
19Kenosha County$333,954$1,219+5.3%+53.4%
20La Crosse County$331,836$1,059+4.6%+50.1%
21Green County$330,219$867+5.2%+59.8%
22Sheboygan County$324,244$934+6.6%+64.7%
23Eau Claire County$322,813$1,064+4.1%+53.7%
24Kewaunee County$322,760$847+10.3%+75.4%
25Dodge County$322,574$988+6.9%+64.2%
26Oneida County$322,085$885+8.6%+71.5%
27Portage County$320,281$940+4.5%+57.3%
28Chippewa County$320,058$963+8.1%+61.1%
29Racine County$315,015$1,080+7.9%+57.3%
30Dunn County$314,232$985+4.9%+62.4%
31Oconto County$313,555$791+4.3%+74.9%
32Washburn County$311,922$795+6.6%+64.7%
33Menominee County$310,016$626+22.6%+24.9%
34Winnebago County$304,461$965+6.3%+63.5%
35Burnett County$301,217$771+6.4%+71.2%
36Bayfield County$300,175$812-0.5%+58.5%
37Rock County$296,846$1,037+5.1%+61.4%
38Green Lake County$295,080$818+6.9%+72.9%
39Pepin County$291,729$869+3.6%+56.0%
40Fond du Lac County$291,658$960+7.8%+64.3%
41Milwaukee County$286,344$1,101+5.8%+56.1%
42Waupaca County$286,038$852+8.6%+69.1%
43Shawano County$283,708$821+4.9%+70.6%
44Barron County$281,691$879+5.3%+61.9%
45Waushara County$281,147$796+3.9%+67.5%
46Trempealeau County$278,679$949+7.5%+53.9%
47Marathon County$277,479$999+7.7%+56.5%
48Richland County$274,189$771+12.2%+66.8%
49Marquette County$269,362$800+3.3%+63.0%
50Manitowoc County$264,380$797+5.4%+73.7%
51Vernon County$262,834$836+3.2%+54.1%
52Douglas County$261,006$909+5.1%+61.2%
53Buffalo County$260,791$876+2.8%+60.2%
54Monroe County$259,950$914+5.3%+54.5%
55Juneau County$257,625$879+8.0%+72.8%
56Lafayette County$250,604$830+9.6%+53.8%
57Lincoln County$246,038$755+6.7%+66.6%
58Adams County$245,585$828+5.9%+76.6%
59Langlade County$230,723$702+11.7%+67.9%
60Crawford County$230,605$789+4.8%+55.1%
61Taylor County$229,101$823+16.6%+60.6%
62Wood County$229,035$856+8.8%+61.4%
63Grant County$228,650$813+3.6%+50.0%
64Jackson County$228,571$787+4.8%+66.5%
65Forest County$224,632$594+27.3%+76.3%
66Clark County$223,852$823+4.4%+60.0%
67Iron County$222,359$662+4.1%+66.4%
68Marinette County$217,775$795+8.2%+68.3%
69Price County$211,107$786+6.2%+70.6%
70Rusk County$209,507$874+0.5%+71.4%
71Florence County$200,231$750+3.5%+52.9%
72Ashland County$188,689$721+6.4%+61.1%

Most expensive cities in Wisconsin

Cities and towns with 10,000+ residents, by typical home value

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#CityPopulationTypical valueMedian rent
1Mequon25,270$664,406$2,157
2Whitefish Bay14,665$654,264$1,335
3Middleton22,301$614,311$1,437
4Verona15,232$591,308$1,605
5Waunakee15,687$582,438$1,324
6Lisbon10,736$579,236$1,371
7Cedarburg12,605$566,873$1,116
8Pewaukee16,211$564,133$1,622
9Richfield11,755$556,311$1,388
10Shorewood13,627$555,672$1,347
11Oconomowoc19,080$550,242$1,301
12Muskego25,406$526,507$1,313
13Brookfield41,273$524,360$1,886
14Sussex12,066$514,649$1,369
15Fitchburg32,619$503,818$1,373
16Hudson14,959$498,515$1,359
17Oregon11,547$493,119$1,221
18Hobart10,610$485,162$1,278
19Greenville12,987$474,447$1,214
20Suamico12,985$467,469$1,188
21Pleasant Prairie21,669$464,858$1,458
22Grafton12,445$463,107$1,310
23Germantown20,962$456,338$1,355
24Harrison13,658$456,180$1,422
25New Berlin40,270$450,785$1,426

Most affordable cities in Wisconsin

Cities and towns with 10,000+ residents, lowest home values first

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#CityPopulationTypical valueMedian rent
1Marinette11,115$206,218$807
2Beloit36,534$207,819$1,066
3Racine77,633$216,719$1,033
4Milwaukee566,973$223,304$1,059
5Wisconsin Rapids18,722$226,601$888
6Two Rivers11,231$227,834$780
7Superior26,677$233,487$900
8Manitowoc34,620$242,050$804
9Wausau39,996$247,839$1,010
10Fox Crossing19,131$248,100$1,009
11Marshfield18,700$254,410$842
12Platteville11,499$259,459$863
13Oshkosh66,729$260,125$935
14Fond du Lac44,494$262,710$913
15Sheboygan49,645$264,725$924

Home sale prices by metro area

Zillow median sale price, Sep 2026. Metro areas can cross state lines.

Metro areaMedian price1 yr
Madison, WI$440,585+8.5%
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI$377,406+0.7%
Milwaukee-Waukesha, WI$344,905+3.0%
Appleton, WI$331,934+9.4%
Green Bay, WI$328,985+1.5%
Eau Claire, WI$320,908+8.8%
Racine-Mount Pleasant, WI$282,942+11.8%
Janesville-Beloit, WI$282,586+7.3%
Wausau, WI$276,934+15.4%
Oshkosh-Neenah, WI$264,766-1.9%
Duluth, MN-WI$251,017-3.5%

Metro areas in Wisconsin

FHFA all-transactions index; metro areas may cross state lines

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Metro area1-year5-year
Kenosha, WI+8.4%+54.4%
Racine-Mount Pleasant, WI+7.2%+56.5%
Milwaukee-Waukesha, WI+6.2%+51.9%
Oshkosh-Neenah, WI+5.9%+55.9%
Fond du Lac, WI+5.8%+62.6%
Wausau, WI+5.2%+55.4%
Appleton, WI+5.1%+56.8%
La Crosse-Onalaska, WI-MN+5.0%+50.0%
Green Bay, WI+5.0%+59.7%
Madison, WI+4.9%+49.0%
Janesville-Beloit, WI+4.8%+55.1%
Sheboygan, WI+4.7%+61.3%
Eau Claire, WI+2.3%+46.8%

ZIP codes with the biggest 5-year price gains

FHFA annual ZIP code index, 2025

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#ZIP code1-year5-year
154613+41.1%+108.8%
254104-+105.5%
354149-+103.2%
454247+15.1%+99.7%
554634+32.8%+98.3%
654486+23.5%+96.6%
754111+27.8%+95.0%
853079+24.0%+94.9%
954424-+92.1%
1054139+8.5%+91.2%
1154201+11.6%+89.8%
1254443+31.0%+89.3%
1353063-+89.0%
1454622+6.0%+88.9%
1554234+0.3%+88.5%

Frequently asked questions

What is the median home value in Wisconsin?
The median value of owner-occupied homes in Wisconsin is $266,500, according to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates. That ranks 31st highest among the states and D.C.
Are home prices going up in Wisconsin?
Home prices in Wisconsin changed +4.8% over the year through Q2 2026 and +46.0% over five years, according to the FHFA House Price Index.
What is the most expensive city in Wisconsin?
Among cities and towns with at least 10,000 residents, Mequon has the highest typical home value at $664,406, followed by Whitefish Bay ($654,264) and Middleton ($614,311).
Where are homes most affordable in Wisconsin?
Marinette has the lowest typical home value among cities with 10,000+ residents at $206,218, followed by Beloit ($207,819) and Racine ($216,719).
How much do homes sell for in Wisconsin?
In Sep 2026, the median sale price was $440,585 in the Madison, WI area, $377,406 in the Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI area and $344,905 in the Milwaukee-Waukesha, WI area, according to Zillow. These are the metro areas in Wisconsin with the highest median sale prices.
What is the average rent in Wisconsin?
The median gross rent in Wisconsin is $1,087 a month, including utilities paid by the renter (ACS 2020-2024). About 32% of households rent.