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Marcus Auerbach
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Why is Milwaukee, Wisconsin one of the hottest markets in the US in 2023?

Marcus Auerbach
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Great breakdown from Dave Meyer talking about what happened in 2023 and what to expect in 2024. Take a look at this map showing home price appreciation in 2023: even for me, it is shocking how Wisconsin stands out, almost solitary with NE. I have my theories and if you follow me on YouTube you know my take on it why this is happening, but I'd like to get my logic checked and hear some other people chime in: why do you think this is happening?

Here is the link to Dave's analysis

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@Marcus Auerbach this link is for you..
https://archives.huduser.gov/fieldworks/0800/fworks1.html 

history about househacking and duplex in milwaukee by german and polish immigrant.

amazing 100 years later the same house still bought/used for the very same purpose ! 

( i always researched the history of house that I purchased...always find facsinating story after a while )


 Yeah, those are very old numbers LOL. And there is a big difference between a German duplex and a Polish Flat - the polish basically moved in their own basement and rented out their house. The German duplex has two identical floor plans above ground. We also have a lot of "one-and-a-half" plexes (not an official name) - which are converted SF using the back staircase to to get to a studio apartment updstairs. Usually only one set of utilities.


 mine is german duplex with very exotic in-house a strong wood cabinet, the first time I saw it i remember the movie back in 1934 in berlin lol

milwaukee is so facsinating.

if you can write a thread these days about milwaukee real estate history between those german duplex, polish flat that would be wonderful, want to see how the layout looks like

mine is originally owned by first and second generation german immigrant, the owner is the second son, like to play bridge/chess in the house and passed a way sometime five ten years ago ........


 I made a YouTube video about it a few years ago, it's called Which Milwaukee duplex is the best

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