Welcome to Racine, Wisconsin
Traditional neighborhoods. Attainable homes. Local guidance for finding the right place in Racine's $200,000–$400,000 market.
How we help
01Daniel Kroll sets up the search across Racine’s ranches, Cape Cods, and classic neighborhoods, in the $200,000–$400,000 range these streets are known for. Before an offer, he pulls the recent sales and walks the house for the lot, the architecture, and how close it sits to the lake and the Root River.
Start your home search02A ranch on a quiet block and a house near the harbor reach different buyers, so the price starts from the closed sales around that house, the current competition, and the condition. The campaign can include photography and a page for the property, aimed at buyers looking between Milwaukee and Chicago.
Get a listing plan03A second home on Lake Michigan, or a house you hold alongside the one you live in, still comes down to the street and the building. Daniel Kroll lines up options from the lakefront and the revitalized downtown through the traditional neighborhoods, and reads each one against recent sales.
Talk investment strategy04Racine sits on Lake Michigan where the Root River meets the lake, between Milwaukee and Chicago. The valuation for a home you already own uses recent sales, current competition, the lot, and the condition.
Plan your moveWelcome home
Racine offers a rare mix of Lake Michigan beauty, historic architecture and approachable homeownership—positioned between Milwaukee and Chicago. From lakefront mornings to neighborhood parks and a revitalized Downtown, life here feels connected, creative and comfortably Midwestern.
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Set where the Root River meets Lake Michigan, Racine is Wisconsin's fifth-largest city and a place of proud neighborhoods, celebrated design and an enduring waterfront spirit.
Founded by European-American settlers in the 1830s and incorporated as a city in 1848, Racine grew into an inventive manufacturing center. S.C. Johnson's Frank Lloyd Wright–designed campus helped put Racine on the world architecture map. Today its harbor, beaches, museums and compact downtown give that industrious history a fresh, livable rhythm.
By the numbers
*Market snapshot reflects data available through June 2026; statistics change as new sales are reported.
By neighborhood
Explore Racine's distinct pockets plus nearby communities commonly included in a Racine-area home search.
Search Homes ↗Price ranges are broad editorial estimates, not appraisals, and vary by condition, exact location and market activity.
The area's largest district serves elementary, middle and high school students, with neighborhood schools, academies and specialized programs. Always verify boundaries directly with the district.
Families can explore public choice programs, charter options and independent or faith-based schools including The Prairie School, Racine Lutheran and St. Catherine's.
UW–Parkside and Gateway Technical College are close by, while Carthage College and additional Milwaukee-area institutions expand regional options.
The lifestyle
Weekend energy, everyday convenience and room to make your own traditions.
Search Homes ↗Market data · Updated August 2026
A clear local snapshot helps buyers write smarter offers and sellers position their homes with purpose.
Get a Market Brief ↗Market figures are a general snapshot and are not a substitute for MLS analysis. Request a custom report for your price range and neighborhood.
For sellers
Your home deserves more than a sign and a listing. We combine market-informed pricing, polished presentation, focused digital reach and attentive negotiation from first conversation through closing.
Sell My Home ↗Neighborhood-level pricing and a launch strategy tailored to your home.
Preparation guidance, professional media and editorial storytelling.
High-intent digital exposure designed to reach qualified buyers.
Clear communication and skilled negotiation through every milestone.
What's your home worth?
Share your address for a complimentary, no-pressure value review based on nearby sales, current competition and your home's unique features.
About Daniel
Raised in the Racine and Kenosha area, Daniel brings a background in economics, military service and financial auditing to every transaction—along with a genuine passion for working with people.
Daniel studied economics at UW–Parkside and completed ROTC at Marquette University before serving as a Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear officer in the U.S. Army, including time overseas. That experience shaped the dedication and professionalism he brings to clients today. Before real estate, he audited for a large financial services company, an eye for detail that now serves buyers and sellers through every step of a deal. He holds the Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR) designation and Military Relocation Professional (MRP) certification, and works with a simple standard: operate with integrity and keep clients educated. Outside of work he travels, hikes and gets outdoors with his wife, Dana, and their two sons.
Let's talk Racine
Whether you're ready now or simply exploring, tell us where you are in the process. We'll respond with helpful next steps—never pressure.