The following information is from 2/29/2011 to 3/29/2011 for the entire MLS content for this period.
In the Pewaukee Wisconsin Real Estate market 20 homes sold; 6 were list and sold by the same company, and 14 weresold by co-brokes.
In the Pewaukee,Wisconsin Real Estate market there were 62 new listings.
In the Pewaukee,Wisconsin Real Estate market there were 11 pending listings.
In the Pewaukee,Wisconsin Real Estate market there were 3 withdrawn listings.
In the Pewaukee,Wisconsin Real Estate market there were 0 canceled listings.
In the Pewaukee,Wisconsin Real Estate market there were 37 expired listings.
In the Pewaukee,Wisconsin Real Estate market there were 11 back on market listings.
In the Pewaukee,Wisconsin Real Estate market there were 31 extended listings.
In the Pewaukee,Wisconsin Real Estate market there are 337 currently active listings.
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that existed there at one point. It wasn’t too long ago that we could always congregate at Calvanos for a Monday night open music party, at least from what I can recollect. Now all that is gone and there is a magnificent board walk of buildings in the whole streets place. prior to that, it was a simple life and enjoyment, trolley cars, picnics, and eventually an amusement park. That is all gone now and the only thing that is certain in ones eyes is the same magnificent Pewaukee Lake. My grandmother used to tell me that everyone in Waukesha would come out and spend the day and evening at Waukesha beach. The name was conceived by two businessmen that purchased a parcel in 1893. P.J. Buckley and T.E. Ryan purchased a portion of land along the southern side of Pewaukee Lake. The two named their new plot Waukesha Beach.
Right around the turn of the new century, Foster C. Phelps, owner of a Waukesha resort hotel and mayor of the City, purchased Waukesha Beach. In
the beginning, Waukesha Beach was a nice, calm place to go and relax a bit. Visitors could take a leisurely stroll along the beachfront or go diving from an enormous platform. Then, in 1910, the fate of the Beach changed as a small roller coaster, called the Figure 8, was constructed. The ride was immensely popular, drawing crowds in ever growing numbers, and in turn causing an explosion of activity. All kinds of rides, concession stands, and games began to appear. More boats began to make stops at Waukesha Beach, and trolley lines began to arrive with visitors on a daily basis. Two new roller coasters were added,and many other amusements awaited visitors, as Waukesha Beach. Time, and the economy had it’s way with Waukesha beach and now what stands a test of time is just that Waukesha Beach at Pewaukee Lake.
Real Estate in Waukesha County and the Waukesha County Life 