Harshaw, WI

Harshaw is a small town located in the northeast corner of Wisconsin. The population was just over 1,000 people in 2010. The town is located on the banks of the White River and has been home to lumber mills, a paper mill, and a number of small businesses since it was founded in 1892. In recent years, Harshaw has seen an increase in real estate activity as new homes have been built and older homes have been renovated.

The real estate market in Harshaw is characterized by low prices and high demand. There are a limited number of homes available for sale, and buyers are often able to find properties that are within their budget. Many homeowners in Harshaw are looking to downsize or relocate, which has led to an increase in sales prices for properties that are available for sale.

One reason why the real estate market in Harshaw is so competitive is because there are few homes available for purchase. The town only has eight single-family homes that can be purchased outright, and most homeowners must buy their home through a mortgage company or through a lease-to-own arrangement. This limits the amount of inventory that is available on the market at any given time, which makes it difficult for buyers to find a property that meets their needs.

Despite these challenges, there are still opportunities for buyers who know what they're looking for. Properties that are newly built or recently renovated tend to be more expensive than older homes, but they also offer more features and amenities than properties that have not been updated recently. Homeowners who want to stay put may be best off buying an older home that needs little or no renovation work done on it.