Randolph, WI

Randolph is a small town located in the northwest corner of Wisconsin. The population was 1,812 at the 2010 census. Randolph is home to a number of businesses and attractions, including a golf course, ski resort, and casino. The town's economy is based largely on tourism and real estate.

Real estate in Randolph has seen strong growth in recent years. In 2007, the median sale price was $129,000. By 2012, that figure had increased to $215,000. This growth has been driven by both demand from locals and tourists alike. Randolph is situated close to several popular tourist destinations, making it an attractive place to live or invest in property.

The real estate market in Randolph is competitive but still offers some great opportunities for buyers and sellers alike. There are a number of properties available for purchase or lease in the town, ranging from single-family homes to apartments and condos. Prices for properties vary depending on location and size; however, most properties are priced within reach of most individuals' budgets.

Randolph residents have access to a number of amenities that make living here enjoyable: excellent schools (including two private schools), plenty of shopping options (including local boutiques and larger chain stores), and easy access to major highways make it easy to get around town no matter where you are located. Randolph also offers many recreational opportunities: skiing at nearby Ski Hill International Resort or playing golf at one of the area's many courses are just two examples。