Explore homes for sale in the city of Beloit, “The Gateway to Wisconsin”. Beloit is located on the southernmost tip of the state, hugging the shores of the Rock River along with its sister city of South Beloit, Illinois. With a population of about 37,000 residents, Beloit offers an urban feel combined with the natural beauty of a rural riverside community.
Affectionately referred to as the “Gateway to Wisconsin,” Beloit is a suburban gem situated on the southern edge of the state, just a short drive from the Illinois border. Beloit is a medium-sized city with a robust economy bolstered by diverse sectors including agriculture, biotechnology, education, and manufacturing. With a rich history, beautiful parks, and a thriving downtown area, Beloit is a great place to call home. Keep reading to explore the real estate market in Beloit and find helpful info for securing the perfect home in the Beloit area.
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120 West Grand Avenue
Beloit, WI 53511
Beloit’s housing market offers a range of price points for buyers exploring southern Wisconsin. According to Realtor.com’s September 2026 market summary, the median listing price was $332,450, nearly unchanged from a year earlier, with an increase of 0.13%. The median sold price was $235,050, up 4% year over year.
Listing prices reflect sellers’ asking prices, while sold prices reflect completed transactions. These figures represent different groups of properties, so the gap between them does not indicate a typical buyer discount. For a specific home, recent comparable sales provide a more useful guide to pricing.
Realtor.com reported 216 active listings in its September 2026 Beloit market summary, down 22.18% from a year earlier. Median days on market stood at 44 days, approximately 18% shorter than a year earlier.
Together, these figures show fewer available listings and a faster market pace compared with the previous year. Buyers can benefit from preparing financing before making an offer, while sellers should use recent local sales to set a competitive asking price.
Our CENTURY 21 Affiliated agents can help you compare available homes, evaluate pricing, and plan your next move in Beloit.
Source: Realtor.com Beloit housing market summary, September 2026. Information checked October 6, 2026.
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At just an hour’s drive from Madison, WI and just under two hours from Chicago, IL, Beloit enjoys a central location that makes it a hub of economic and cultural activity. The resilient local economy is a mix of agriculture, biotechnology, education, food processing, and manufacturing, employing over 16,000 people, and higher education is supported by Beloit College, Concordia University-Beloit, and Blackhawk Technical College. One of Beloit’s most attractive aspects is its relatively low cost of living, which is about 8% below the Wisconsin average and 17% below the national average.
The Beloit area’s prominent neighborhoods include Hackett, Merrill, Gateway, Turtle Creek, North Central, and many others. Property values tend to increase as one moves farther away from the downtown area, and the neighborhoods located near and along Turtle Creek are especially popular with families. The North Central and Northeast areas of Beloit are typically the most expensive and most highly sought due to lower crime rates, easier access to amenities like local parks, and generally higher property values.
Located at the Junction of the Rocker River and Turtle Creek, Beloit offers picturesque views and plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities despite being a small urban center. Big Hill Park offers 190 scenic acres perfect for hiking, biking, and bird-watching in a wooded locale, and nature preserves like Nature At The Confluence and the Gabower-Reilly Reserve invite visitors and residents to discover the area’s natural beauty. Other popular outdoor attractions include golfing, camping at Pearl Lake Beach, and canoeing, kayaking, or swimming in the Rock River.
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