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Madison

Why you'd want to live in Madison

Madison, the capital city of Wisconsin, is the second largest city in the state. Its downtown sits on an isthmus between lakes Mendota and Monona and is home to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The city's five lakes make it one of the more picturesque state capitals in the country. The spring is when the outdoor Farmer's Market begins, where local farmers sell directly to consumers around the Capital Square. We love the Henry Vilas Zoo, a 28-acre public zoo with no admission fee. Kick-off the start of summer Memorial Day weekend at Brat Fest. Get on the water where you can kayak, canoe, paddleboard, fish, boat and ski. Grab a bicycle or a pair of sneakers to take the Lake Loop around Lake Monona and past the Monona Terrace for a picturesque 13-mile trip. Play golf at one of Madison’s five golf courses. Spend your evenings out on the town walking State Street for dinner, get drinks outside at the Memorial Union Terrace or to catch a performance at the Overture Center. Madison’s recreational department called MSCR, provides recreational opportunities year-round that are accessible to all ages. Past your playing days? Well then checkout the Madison Mallards at Warner Park or Forward Madison FC at historic Breese Stevens Field. Fall is about Wisconsin Badger Football and the tailgate parties on Regent Street. Explore Olbrich Botanical Gardens, sixteen stunning acres of outdoor gardens with a Thai sala and the indoor Bolz Conservatory home to butterflies and free-flying birds. When Winter hits you can find a Badger hockey or basketball game at the Kohl Center, go ice skating at The Edgewater, tour the Wisconsin State Capitol building, sled on one of nine notable sledding hills or view the Holiday Fantasy in Lights at Olin Park. Dare the cold as an ice fisherman or take part in the Polar Plunge to raise money for Wisconsin Special Olympic athletes. Regardless of the season, there are many excellent restaurants, museums, music and shopping centers, yet Madison is just minutes from the beautiful rural countryside.

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Madison Market Report

$462,183

AVERAGE PRICE OF 365 HOMES

$1,616,077

AVERAGE PRICE OF 13 MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR HOMES

$501,250

AVERAGE PRICE OF 52 NEWLY BUILT HOMES

$537,450

AVERAGE PRICE OF 2 HOMES WITH A POOL

$362,600

AVERAGE PRICE OF 6 REDUCED PRICE HOMES

Average Home

Average Price $462,183
Avg Bedrooms 2.81 beds
Avg Bathrooms 2.04 baths

Average Price by Bedrooms

1 bedroom $347,264
2 bedrooms $356,998
3 bedrooms $465,681
4 bedrooms $589,121
5 bedrooms $698,760
Madison Home Price Trends
  11/2024 10/2024 9/2024 8/2024 7/2024
Total Listings 454 500 492 496 507
Average Price $463,740 $487,574 $495,085 $485,041 $495,704
Avg Price Change -5.14% -1.54% +2.07% -2.20% -0.45%
Median Price $399,752 $417,229 $420,620 $409,325 $413,986
Med Price Change -4.37% -0.81% +2.76% -1.14% -3.16%
Avg Bedrooms 2.83 beds 2.91 beds 2.9 beds 2.88 beds 2.87 beds
Avg Bathrooms 2.06 baths 2.12 baths 2.15 baths 2.13 baths 2.11 baths
Home Price by High School
School Name Total Homes Average Price Avg Days on Site
Memorial 101 $388,848 56 days
Home Price by House Size
Total Homes Average Price Avg Days on Site
All Homes 365 $462,183 77 days
Multi-Million Dollar Homes 13 $1,616,077 123 days
Newly Built Homes 52 $501,250 170 days
Homes with a Pool 2 $537,450 45 days
Reduced Price Homes 6 $362,600 59 days

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