Thank Your Legislator

For Voting to Build
More Homes

When Something
Is Rare,

It Gets Expensive

Today, Wisconsin
Housing Is

Rare

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A Wisconsin Home
Shouldn’t Be a Rare Luxury

When something is rare, it becomes more expensive. Right now, housing in Wisconsin is rare, which has helped drive the statewide median home price to $340,000. When housing supply can’t keep up with demand, prices skyrocket, and families, seniors, and first-time buyers pay the price.

If we want housing costs to come down,
we need to build more homes. 

76% of people polled don’t believe the dream of homeownership is within reach.

Wisconsin needs 140,000 new housing units by 2030 to keep up with demand.

This is a reality for every renter trying to save, every family outgrowing their current space, and every senior trying to stay in their home.

It should be when we buy a home.
Not if.

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More Homes.  
Lower Costs.

Our state legislators voted for several bills that deliver real solutions to Wisconsin’s housing shortage.

  • Streamlined the process to reduce costs and delays for developers, so more homes can be built.
  • Backed critical infrastructure that makes new housing possible.
  • Fought to support homeownership for Wisconsin’s seniors, workforce, and first-time buyers.

Thank Your State Legislator

and let them know you support
more housing for Wisconsin.