Wendy Crawford

07/15/2026

Very strong market in June!

06/04/2026

05/27/2026

Great new East Side Milwaukee Listing-showings start June 12th-great walking area....tons of character! 4 bedrooms-2.5 baths.
$449,900
Co-listed with Melanie Royer

For Sale: 4 beds, 3 baths, 1722 SqFt, 2726 N Bartlett Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53211 is a Residential home listed at $449,900, MLS #1964291

01/04/2026

Big news, Milwaukee! 🎉 We've been named the #4 Best U.S. City for Young Adults to Move in 2026 by Travel + Leisure!

They recognized what we've known all along: MKE has a thriving job market, a vibrant young population, and the kind of quality of life that makes you actually want to stick around. Whether you're just starting out or ready for your next big move, Milwaukee is the place where you can build the life you want.

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12/18/2025

Inside this week's paper. The sheep saga takes a turn. Avid social media followers of the two sheep, apparent escapees from a farm, that have been roaming through Ozaukee County for more than a month haven’t heard much in theway of new sightings lately, but here is a late-breaking report from a verified observer: The pair has broken up. The more dominant black sheep has left his tawny companion, who seems to have settled in a wooded rural area north of Port Washington. The remaining animal is less skittish than its absent friend and paused in its grazing long enough to show off an impressive set of horns and a prodigious wool coat. Though full of burs from life in the wild, the thick wool seems to have made the sheep well suited for the recent frigid weather and supports conjecture that it is an icelandic sheep, a breed known to be large and hardy. Photo by Bill Schanen IV

11/23/2025

Discover the mystery of two wandering sheep in Ozaukee County, as locals and officials try to track their journey across Mequon and Grafton.