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— Racine County · Guide

Caledonia, told straight. By the numbers.

Where the Caledonia single-family market actually stands as of April 2026 — Racine County's township-scale market, by the data.

— Market snapshot

Where the market sits, april 2026.

$379K
Median sale price
+5.2%
YoY price change (YTD)
7 days
Median time to offer
1.2 mo
Absorption rate

Caledonia April median was $379,140 — below the $421,000 from a year ago, but YTD median is $384,140, up 5.2% over 2025 YTD.

The April median dip is a mix-shift story, not a price collapse. Fewer high-end closings happened to land in April than April 2025.

Median time to offer is 7 days. Half of Caledonia homes go under contract within the first showing weekend.

1.2 months of supply — tightening from 1.4 a year ago. There's less inventory in absolute terms than there was last spring.

Source: MLS (FlexMLS via GMAR), single-family, pulled May 17, 2026. Filtered to Caledonia, Racine County. Numbers reflect what closed in April 2026 and the 2026 year-to-date period.

— What the numbers mean

Volume is down sharply. The luxury tier is where the activity is.

Sold volume is down 49% in April YoY (18 vs 35) and down 32% YTD. New listings are down 41% in April and 38% YTD. This is one of the few markets where supply AND transactions are both meaningfully contracting at the same time.

But prices YTD are up 5.2%. That means: fewer homes are trading, but the ones that do are trading at higher prices. The $500K+ segment is doing all the work — $500K–$650K sales up 89% YTD, $650K–$800K up 100% YTD. The mid-tier ($300K–$500K) has shrunk significantly.

Average days on market jumped from 39 to 63 — a 62% increase. But median DOM only moved from 6 to 7. Same split we see across the metro: the homes that move, move within a week. The ones that sit pull the average up dramatically. Caledonia just has fewer transactions, so a few slow closings have an outsized effect.

Active inventory is concentrated up-market: 10 of 31 active listings are in the $500K–$650K bracket, with another 6 above $650K. If you're a buyer looking under $400K, you have very few choices. If you're a buyer at $500K+, you have meaningfully more.

Short read for buyers: under $400K is brutally thin — you're competing for ~10 homes total. Above $500K, you have time and selection. Short read for sellers: pricing accuracy matters more than ever — there are fewer comparable transactions to triangulate from, and the wrong number means months on market, not days.

— Where the volume is

April 2026 sales, by price tier.

Caledonia's volume is concentrated in the $300K–$650K range, with the strongest growth in the $500K+ tiers. The mid-tier ($300K–$500K) shrank substantially in 2026 — fewer transactions but at higher average prices.

Under $200K
1 sold
-33.3%
$200K – $300K
3 sold
-40.9%
$300K – $400K
6 sold
-53.8%
$400K – $500K
3 sold
-47.8%
$500K – $650K
4 sold
+88.9%
$650K – $800K
1 sold
+100.0%
$800K+
0 sold
+0.0%
Bar length = April 2026 sold volume
% column = 2026 YTD change vs 2025 YTD
— Thinking about Caledonia?

Numbers tell you what. A conversation tells you whether it's the right window.

Twenty minutes on the phone. I'll tell you what the April data actually means for Caledonia specifically — which tier is moving, what your window looks like, and where the market is likely headed through summer.

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