Over the past year, Clark County home values have slipped, with the typical home value down 5.0 percent even as Wisconsin overall is up 2.92 percent. At about $190,000 locally versus $338,200 statewide, homes here are generally more affordable than the state as a whole. Even with that yearly decline, values have climbed 5.7 percent just in the past month, signaling some recent upward pressure on prices.
In March 2026, sellers listed homes at a median price of $225,000, a jump of 12.5 percent from the prior month, while buyers saw about 78 homes on the market. Homes spent a median of 104 days on market, which is nearly 29 percent faster than the previous month yet still 11.83 percent slower than a year ago, reflecting a pace that has quickened recently but not fully caught up to last year.
Conditions lean toward sellers, with a seller’s market gauge of 29 and months of supply at 4.9, though 14.1 percent of listings saw price drops and only 18.75 percent sold above list, suggesting buyers still have some room to negotiate. There were 27 new listings and 27 pending sales, and inventory is projected to edge up to 81 homes next month, with typical values forecast around $195,125 and median list prices near $237,500. Whether you are buying or selling in Clark County, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local real estate agent who understands these trends and can help you navigate them effectively.
