SHEBOYGAN COUNTY, WI (WHBL) - For the second month in a row, Sheboygan County’s housing market saw a decline in sales but a rise in home prices.
The latest numbers from the Wisconsin Realtors Association show 84 homes were bought in the county in November, down 20 from the same month last year or a decline of just over 19-percent. Meanwhile, the median price for homes sold increased just over 15-percent to 145-thousand dollars.
Sheboygan County has had a roller coaster of a housing market in 2015 as each month passes, with some months have increases and some months having decreases. However, Wisconsin as a whole as seen a consistent increase throughout the year.
Last month the housing market statewide saw home sales and the median price increase three-point-four percent compared to last year.
As for the year total thus far, Wisconsin has had an increase in home sales by over 11-percent, with the median price up five-point-four percent.
Sheboygan County has had an increase as well, but only by two-point-nine percent in home sales and four-point-two percent in the median price.