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wisconsin dairy farm This northern midwest state covers more than 56,000 square miles and features extensive forest cover, many lakes in the north, and a robust dairy industry.  The capital city is Madison; other notable cities include Milwaukee and Green Bay.

In south-central Wisconsin, Madison is an attractive, progressive, and well-planned city.  It is home to the University of Wisconsin and is surrounded by Lake Medota and Lake Monona which provide the area with recreational opportunities.  The downtown is walkable and has many buildings of architectural interest.  The local economy is supported by state government and the university, as well as biotech and software firms.  Madison has always ranked well in comparative studies of places to live and work, with cold winters ranking as one of the only downsides.

Milwaukee is located in the extreme southeast of Wisconsin along Lake Michigan.  It is a commercial and cultural center which has experienced some decline but is on the rebound due to modest revitalization efforts.  The local economy is bolstered by manufacturers, banks, service companies, and insurance firms.  Milwaukee has plenty of arts and culture as well as good transportation services, but the winter climate is harsh and parts of the city are still in disrepair.  At the head of Green Bay in northeastern Wisconsin is Green Bay, a paper, manufacturing, agriculture, and dairy town.  Green Bay is a mid-size city with a small town feel that is fiercely proud of their NFL team, the Green Bay Packers.  Plenty of outdoor recreation exists in areas to the north and west, but the harsh winter climate and relative isolation are some downsides.

On this page you will find Wisconsin real estate listing services as well as selected realtors and real estate agencies in the State of Wisconsin.  For your convenience, this page also provides access to Wisconsin real estate directories and realtor resources.  A list of housing finance resources for the State of Wisconsin can be found on this Wisconsin Housing Finance Agencies web page.  Whether you're buying or selling a house in Wisconsin, this wealth of information can help you get started.

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Multiple Listing Services

  • Metro MLS
    11430 W North Avenue
    Milwaukee, WI 53226
    (414) 778-5400
    Multiple Listing Service, Inc. is a service of area Realtor® Associations. The MLS acts as a full-service property clearinghouse to bring together buyers and sellers and provide Realtors® and their clients with real property information in the Milwaukee area.
    www.MetroMLS.com
  • Realtors Association of NE Wisconsin
    P.O. Box 2637
    Appleton, WI 54914
    (920) 739-9108
    This trade association provides services to the real estate community in northeast Wisconsin. RANW's market covers the Green Bay, Fox Valley, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Waupaca and Shawano areas. The Multiple Listing Service of RANW serves an even broader market, including Waushara, Calumet and parts of Marinette and Door Counties.
    www.RANWRealtors.com

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