Mosinee Housing Market Update: Prices Mixed, Inventory Steady This Winter
Mosinee, WI – March 19, 2026 – Home prices show mixed signals this winter, with steady listings, modest sales activity, and affordable rents.
The Mosinee, WI housing market is sending mixed signals heading into spring, with lower recent sale prices but steady listing activity.
Top takeaways
- Median sale price around $190K in January, down year over year.
- Typical home value estimate near $284K, up 6.1% over the past year.
- About 30 active listings on the market this winter.
- Average rent sits near $915 per month.
Market snapshot
According to Redfin, the median sale price in January 2026 was about $190,000, a 20.8% drop compared to a year earlier. Homes spent roughly 47 days on market, with three sales reported for the month. Realtor.com data shows a median listing price near $250,000 and about 31 active listings, with median days on market around the mid-50s.
Zillow’s Home Value Index places the typical Mosinee home value at $284,306 as of late 2025, up 6.1% year over year. The difference between closed-sale data and automated value estimates suggests a market adjusting after prior price gains.
What’s for sale
Current listings range from modest single-family homes under $200K to higher-end properties and recreational land. Recent examples on major portals include:
- Two- to three-bedroom homes priced in the mid-$100Ks to upper-$300Ks.
- Larger acreage parcels, including triple-digit acre hunting and farm properties priced above $1M.
This mix reflects demand from both primary homebuyers and rural land investors in Marathon County.
Rental trends
For renters, Apartments.com reports an average rent of about $915 per month as of February 2026, up just 0.6% from a year earlier. One-bedroom units average around $915, while two-bedroom units typically list above $1,200, keeping Mosinee well below the national average.
With spring approaching, buyers and sellers will be watching inventory levels and days on market to see whether activity picks up. Are you seeing more showings, price cuts, or new listings in your neighborhood?
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