Mount Pleasant, told straight. By the numbers.
Where the Mount Pleasant single-family market actually stands as of April 2026 — the fastest-changing market in Racine County, by the data.
Where the market sits, april 2026.
Mount Pleasant April median was $415,000 — up sharply from $375,000 a year ago. That's a 10.7% YoY gain in one of the strongest single-month appreciations on this list.
YTD median is $379,100, actually down 8% from 2025 YTD. The April jump suggests prices are accelerating recently rather than steadily through the year.
Median time to offer is 11 days. Slower than Oak Creek or Brookfield, but still firmly under two weeks.
1.7 months of supply — meaningful loosening from 1.4 a year ago. Inventory is growing faster than demand can absorb it.
Source: MLS (FlexMLS via GMAR), single-family, pulled May 17, 2026. Filtered to Mount Pleasant, Racine County. Numbers reflect what closed in April 2026 and the 2026 year-to-date period.
Mount Pleasant is expanding in every direction.
Sales volume up 61% YoY in April. YTD volume up 57%. Active inventory up 58% YTD. New listings up 53% YTD. This is the fastest-growing market on this list by almost every metric. The Foxconn corridor and the new-build pipeline are doing exactly what they were projected to do.
Average days on market jumped from 26 to 43 YoY — a 65% increase. That sounds bad, but it's not. When new construction enters a market in volume, average DOM climbs because spec homes sit while final finishes are completed. Median CDOM tells the cleaner story: 11 days, same range as everywhere else.
Sale-to-list ratio is 99% in April. Just below asking. Buyers actually have leverage here in a way they don't have in Oak Creek or Brookfield. That's a function of the inventory growth.
The price-tier story is the most dynamic in the tri-county. The $300K–$400K band is up 136% YTD — that's the new-construction sweet spot. $650K–$800K is up 200% YTD from a tiny base. The market is filling out at every tier as the city grows.
Short read for buyers: Mount Pleasant gives you the most negotiating room of any city on this list. Take the time to find the right house. Short read for sellers: don't price like it's Oak Creek — the buyer has options here that they don't have one county over.
April 2026 sales, by price tier.
Mount Pleasant has the most evenly distributed activity from $300K to $650K. The $300K–$400K tier is the standout — up 136% YTD as new construction adds supply at that exact price point. The luxury segment is small but growing fast.
Numbers tell you what. A conversation tells you the timing.
Twenty minutes on the phone. I'll tell you what the April data means for Mount Pleasant — new-build dynamics, where pricing is headed, and how the inventory wave changes the buyer/seller math.
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