Scott Maloney Northwoods First Weber Realtor

06/16/2026

Let’s Reintroduce Ourselves.

We’re First Weber. And yes, we’ve been around a while. For a reason.

But here’s the fun side of us:
• We’ve seen everything from lake homes to log cabins to city lofts
• We know Wisconsin and the UP like locals because we are locals
• We get just as excited about keys handed over as you do
• We believe real estate should feel clear, not complicated
• We bring the tools. And the people who know how to use them

Real estate is personal. So are we.
If you’re new here or just getting reacquainted, welcome in.

06/14/2026

05/31/2026

🏡 NEW LISTING🏡
📍106 Iron St, Hurley WI
💲189,000

Comfort, character, and convenience all come together in this maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath home featuring a layout designed for easy everyday living!

✨ Main-floor bedrooms, bath & laundry
✨ Spacious upper-level primary ensuite
✨ Hardwood & bamboo flooring
✨ Built-in dining hutch & crown molding
✨ Kitchen island + included appliances
✨ 3 season front porch
✨ 1 car garage + drive-under garage
✨ New metal roof in 2025
✨ Brick exterior with easy-maintenance vinyl siding
✨ Manageable yard for simple upkeep

The entire upper level serves as a private primary retreat with a large ensuite bath, while the main floor offers functional living spaces full of warmth and original character. Conveniently located close to downtown Hurley.

📞 Reach out today for more details or to schedule your showing!
💻Listing Info: https://gaylecolassaco.firstweber.com/realestate/details/85548272/106-iron-st-hurley-wi-54534/217133
📹Virtual Tour:
https://mls.ricoh360.com/3a127832-507a-448d-88dc-b397f374b3a5
Listed by Gayle Colassaco, Realtor®- First Weber Real Estate Services

05/03/2026

01/15/2026

2019: "I'm waiting for the market to crash."
2020: "Pandemic! See? I was right!"
2021: "Prices are insane. I'll wait."
2022: "Rates are too high. I'll wait."
2023: "Still too expensive."
2024: "New administration..."
2025: Still renting. Still waiting. Still wrong.

Meanwhile, the "panic buyers" of 2019?
They own homes worth $95k more.
They've built six years of equity.
They're not paying rent.

The crash you're waiting for?
Even if prices drop 15%, that's $417k → $354k.
Still $32k more than 2019.
You're still behind.

And when prices DO drop?
Every "patient" buyer floods the market.
That $354k house gets 15 offers.
Bidding war pushes it to $375k.
You waited six years to overpay anyway.

One of you is winning. Hint: Not you.

Every year you wait costs:

Appreciation you'll never recover
Equity you'll never build
Rent you'll never get back