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Oconomowoc WI Lots for Sale | Market Report July 2018

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Lots for Sale in Oconomowoc WIA unique community with a high quality of life – that’s how Oconomowoc is described by both visitors and residents alike.Located in the Lake Country area of northwest Waukesha County, Oconomowoc City is the perfect mix of the charming small town feel with a thriving 21st century community.While the city […]

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New Berlin Vacant Lot Sales Market Report July 2018

New Berlin Real Estate

New Berlin Vacant Lot Sales Market Report July 2018 My name is Kristin Johnston with RE/MAX Realty Center.  My market report gives you the real estate activity for vacant land in New Berlin, WI. Are you looking to buy land in New Berlin?  Wondering what your New Berlin land is worth?  Call/text me at 414 254 6647 or email me at kjohnston@remax.net. I specialize in Waukesha County Real […]

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Brookfield WI Lots for Sale | Market Report July 2018

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Brookfield, WI is home to approximately 40,000 residents and boasts of world-class hotels, premier shopping centers, and a thriving business atmosphere.Incorporated in 1954, it is the third largest city in Waukesha County. Brookfield has a total area of 27.59 square miles, 27.09 square miles of which is land.Whether you’re looking for lots for sale for […]

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Oconomowoc WI Homes for Sale | Market Report July 2018

Learn more about Oconomowoc WI and why “Life Comes Naturally Here”!Oconomowoc is a city located in Waukesha County, Wisconsin, U.S. Its name came from Coo-no-mo-wauk, the Potawatomi term for “waterfall.” Before 1700, this region was inhabited by the Potawatomi. They descended from Woodland Indians known as “mound builders”. The first white person recorded in the area was […]

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Waukesha County WI Homes for Sale | Market Report for July 2018

Waukesha County WI Homes for Sale

Discover Waukesha WI – a place that combines a charming small town feel with excellent amenities of the big city. The name “Waukesha” is an Anglicization of the Potawatomi name “Wau-tsha,”. The name comes from the first leader of the local tribe during the first European settlement in the area in 1834. The part of […]

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