Dillon Reed Realty

05/28/2026

The Washington County housing market has continued to stay active this spring, with buyer demand remaining steady even as inventory has started improving modestly compared to earlier in the year.

Homes that are priced appropriately and presented well are still moving quickly once they hit the market. Buyers also continue responding strongly to homes that feel clean, updated, and move-in ready.

As more buyers begin touring homes this time of year, simple things like natural airflow, cleanliness, and a fresh atmosphere can help create a stronger first impression during showings.

We’ll see how things continue to unfold as we move further into the spring market.

05/21/2026

The Richfield housing market continued showing steady activity through April as we move further into the spring season.

Inventory has started increasing slightly compared to earlier in the year, although overall supply remains relatively limited. Homes that are priced appropriately and presented well are still attracting strong buyer interest.

One thing sellers sometimes overlook this time of year is how a home feels to move through during a showing. Small adjustments like opening up walkways or removing extra furniture can make spaces feel noticeably more comfortable and inviting.

Full market update below.

Sunlight filtering through a quiet woodland trail in Wisconsin during summer.Photo published July 17, 2020. Captured with an Olympus E-M1 Mark II. The Richfield housing market remained highly competitive through April, with strong buyer demand continuing to put pressure on limited inventory. Homes t...

05/12/2026

Buying a home is exciting, but making a strong offer is about more than just offering the highest price.

Some of the ways I help buyers strengthen their position include:
• Understanding local market conditions so they don’t overpay
• Structuring clean, competitive offer terms
• Clear communication and realistic timelines
• Inspection guidance and navigating repair negotiations
• Reviewing closing costs and identifying potential savings
• Helping buyers stay grounded and informed throughout the process

A strong offer is about preparation, strategy, and understanding the full picture — not just price alone.

05/08/2026

The April housing market in Cedarburg remained active, with inventory beginning to increase slightly as more homes entered the market this spring.

Average days on market increased slightly to 23 days in April, while inventory rose to 32 homes for sale and 2.29 months of supply. Even with more options becoming available, homes that are priced and presented well are still attracting strong buyer interest and selling above asking on average.

Read the full April Cedarburg market update below.

Cedarburg, WI | Photo by MikeM1958 (Canon EOS Rebel T6s) | August 5, 2018 The Cedarburg market remains strong, though we are starting to see a bit more balance as spring unfolds. The average list price came in at $857,159 in April, slightly below the year-to-date average of $891,847. This suggests s...

04/24/2026

I’ll be hosting two open houses this weekend—stop by and take a look:

📍 W153N9830 Neptune Dr
💲 $490,000
🛏 3 Bed | 🛁 1.5 Bath | 📐 ~1,860 sq ft

🗓 Saturday & Sunday
⏰ 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Set on a full 1-acre lot with mature trees, this home features an updated kitchen with granite, multiple living spaces, and a great backyard setup. Plenty of room inside and out, with potential to make it your own over time.

Stop by if you’re in the area 👍

04/23/2026

Spring is starting to show up around Mequon, and the housing market is moving with it.

Inventory is still relatively tight, with just over a month of supply available. Homes that are priced and presented well are continuing to move quickly, often right around or slightly above asking price.

At the same time, buyers aren’t stretching the way they were a few years ago. Condition, pricing, and presentation upfront are playing a bigger role in how a home performs.

Overall, it’s still a competitive market, especially with the limited number of homes available.

If you want to take a closer look at the numbers, I put together a full breakdown here:

04/16/2026

Washington County Market Update – March 2026

Spring activity is starting to pick up, and the market continues to move at a steady pace. Prices remain stable, homes are still selling close to asking, and inventory is still relatively tight.

I put together a quick update breaking it all down—take a look below 👇

Pike Lake in Hartford, WI. Photo by NaturesFan1226, used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0. Market Activity The Washington County market continues to show steady activity as we move through early spring. So far this year, buyers have purchased 270 properties, and in March alone, they closed on....

04/09/2026

The latest housing market data for Richfield is in. Inventory remains low at 1.73 months of supply, and homes are still selling at or above asking price on average.

While homes are taking a bit longer to sell, overall conditions continue to favor sellers—especially for homes that are priced and presented well.

I put together a quick breakdown of the latest Richfield housing trends for anyone curious about what’s happening locally.

Link to the full update:

Published June 22, 2022Nikon COOLPIX L820 · Unsplash License The Richfield housing market showed steady activity in March. At the same time, when compared to the year so far, there are early signs of a slight shift in pace. Inventory has increased modestly, while buyers appear to be taking a bit mo...

04/02/2026

The latest housing market data for Grafton is in. Inventory remains relatively low at 2.25 months of supply, and homes are still selling above asking price on average.

While homes are taking a bit longer to sell compared to more competitive markets, overall conditions continue to favor sellers—especially for homes that are priced and presented well.

I put together a quick breakdown of the latest Grafton housing trends for anyone curious about what’s happening locally.

Link to the full update:
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03/26/2026

The latest housing market data for Cedarburg is in. Inventory remains tight at 1.67 months of supply, and homes are still selling quickly and, in many cases, above asking price.

While inventory has increased slightly, overall conditions continue to favor sellers—especially for homes that are priced and presented well.

I put together a quick breakdown of the latest Cedarburg housing trends for anyone curious about what’s happening locally.

Link to the full update:
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Photo credit: Freekee (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons) The Cedarburg housing market remained highly competitive in February. As a result, strong buyer demand and limited inventory continue to shape conditions. 🏡 Market Activity 9 homes sold in February 11 new listings came to market 15 tota...