Kenosha County is currently tilted toward sellers, with the market gauge at 33 and inventory still relatively tight. Months of supply has risen to 2.8, yet it remains below the level typically associated with a fully balanced market. Homes are taking a bit longer to sell, with the median days on market now at 44.
Conditions have shifted compared with earlier in the year, which helps explain the mixed signals for buyers and sellers. Typical home values are up nearly 3 percent year over year, but the latest month saw a noticeable drop from recent summer highs, suggesting some pricing pressure. At the same time, active listings are up about 10 percent from last year, and new listings have grown more than 7 percent, expanding options for shoppers even as months of supply has more than doubled year over year.
Buyer activity has cooled from a year ago, with homes sold down more than 20 percent, yet demand is still strong enough that nearly 39 percent of sales close above the list price and the average sale-to-list ratio sits just under 100 percent. Compared with Wisconsin overall, Kenosha County has slightly lower typical values and a bit less supply, underscoring its seller-leaning dynamics. Whether you are looking to navigate these changing conditions as a buyer or aiming to capitalize on strong pricing as a seller, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local agent who understands this market.
