Jackson, WI

Jackson is a city located in Jackson County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 10,821 at the 2010 census. The city is the county seat of Jackson County.

Jackson was first settled in 1836 and was named for General Andrew Jackson. The city's economy has been based on agriculture and manufacturing since its inception. However, since the 1990s, Jackson has experienced significant growth due to its proximity to Milwaukee and its status as a bedroom community for people working in the Milwaukee area. This growth has led to increased demand for housing and commercial properties in the city.

The real estate market in Jackson is characterized by strong demand from buyers and limited supply of properties available for purchase or lease. In 2017, there were 1,964 active listings in the city compared to 1,527 listings at the same time last year. This indicates that there are a lot of people looking to buy or lease property in Jackson right now.

One reason why there is so much demand for property in Jackson is because of its location: it is close to both Milwaukee and Madison (two major cities with high populations). Additionally, many people who work in Milwaukee live near enough to commute into town each day without having to spend too much time on the road (this is especially true if they live near downtown).

Another factor that contributes to high demand for property in Jackson is that it has a low vacancy rate – currently 2%. This means that there are a lot of homes available for sale or lease right now, which helps keep prices relatively low compared to other cities with similar demographics (like Milwaukee).

Overall, real estate prices tend to be higher in more affluent neighborhoods within Jackson than they are lower-income neighborhoods (although this isn't always true). However, even within affluent neighborhoods there can be considerable variation depending on location – some areas may have higher prices than others but still have plenty of available units while other areas may have very few units left available but still command high prices due to their desirable location.