Cedarburg Housing Market Update – July 2026

Hilgen-Wittenberg Woolen Mill, Cedarburg, Wisconsin. Photo by Freekee (Kevin Hansen), CC BY-SA 3.0.

The Cedarburg housing market remained highly competitive during July, even as inventory increased slightly. Buyers continued to act quickly on well-priced homes, while sellers benefited from strong demand and multiple-offer situations.

Market Activity

Through the first seven months of 2026, 115 homes have sold in Cedarburg. During July alone, 17 homes changed hands, while 19 new listings came to market.

Inventory increased to 34 active listings, resulting in a 2.0-month supply of inventory. Although this is slightly higher than earlier this year, it still reflects a seller’s market where demand continues to outpace available homes.

Home Prices

Home values remained steady throughout July.

Average sale price (YTD): $633,748
Average sale price (July): $610,112
Median sale price (YTD): $592,793
Median sale price (July): $600,000

While the average sale price dipped slightly during the month, the median sale price increased above the year-to-date figure, showing continued strength across much of the market.

Market Pace

Buyers moved quickly in July.

The average days on market dropped to just 9 days, compared to the year-to-date average of 21 days. Sellers also received an average of 107% of their asking price during the month, compared to the 102.73% year-to-date average.

The average sale price per square foot also increased from $276 year to date to $292 in July.

What the Market Indicates Now

July reinforced that Cedarburg remains a highly competitive market despite a modest increase in available inventory. Two months of inventory is still well below a balanced market, and homes that are priced appropriately continue to generate strong buyer interest.

As we move toward late summer, buyers may find a few more options than they did earlier this year, but well-prepared homes are still selling quickly and often above asking price.

Home Flow Insight

The garage matters more than many sellers realize.

Before a showing, take a few minutes to organize the garage. Clear walkways, remove unnecessary clutter, and neatly store tools or seasonal items. Buyers often view the garage as valuable storage space, and a clean, organized garage helps reinforce that the home has been well cared for throughout.

Whether you’re thinking about buying, selling, or simply want to better understand today’s market, I’d be happy to help.

Dillon Reed
Realtor® | Coldwell Banker Realty
📧 dillon.reed@cbrealty.com
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