Sun Prairie WI Condo Market 2026: What Condos Are Actually Selling For

If you’re thinking about buying or selling a condo in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, one of the biggest questions is simple:

What are condos actually selling for in 2026?

Through late September, 73 condos have sold within the City of Sun Prairie, with a wide range of prices, sizes and styles. Looking at the actual sales gives buyers and sellers a much better picture of the local condo market than simply relying on online estimates or asking prices.

2026 Sun Prairie Condo Sales at a Glance

Through September 2026:

• 73 condos sold in the City of Sun Prairie
• Median sale price: approximately $310,000
• Average sale price: approximately $308,700
• Lowest sale: $167,000
• Highest sale: $405,000

The broader Sun Prairie-area dataset, which also includes some Madison and Burke addresses near Sun Prairie, included 95 condo sales overall.

What stands out most is how much of the market is concentrated between approximately $250,000 and $350,000.

Where Most Sun Prairie Condos Are Selling

Of the 73 condos sold within Sun Prairie:

• 3 sold below $200,000
• 6 sold from $200,000 to $249,999
• 21 sold from $250,000 to $299,999
• 24 sold from $300,000 to $349,999
• 18 sold from $350,000 to $399,999
• 1 sold for $400,000 or more

That means roughly 62% of Sun Prairie condo sales have fallen between $250,000 and $350,000.

For many buyers, that price range represents an important middle ground between apartment-style living and the increasingly higher cost of detached single-family homes.

What Can You Buy for Under $250,000?

The lower end of the Sun Prairie condo market still exists, although there are fewer choices.

Sales in this range included smaller one- and two-bedroom units, along with some older condo developments. Examples included sales around:

• $167,000
• $176,000
• $190,000
• $207,000
• $215,000
• $222,000
• $225,000

Square footage and amenities vary significantly at this end of the market, so buyers need to look beyond price alone.

Monthly condo fees, parking arrangements, association reserves, upcoming assessments and the condition of the unit can all have a major impact on value.

The $250,000-$300,000 Range Is Very Active

There were 21 Sun Prairie condo sales between $250,000 and $300,000.

This portion of the market included a variety of two- and three-bedroom properties, with many units ranging from roughly 1,200 to 1,700 square feet.

Some of the sales included properties on or near:

• Liberty Boulevard
• Musket Ridge Drive
• School Street
• Effingham Way
• White Tail Drive
• Chandler Lane
• Providence Street
• Bunker Hill Drive

This price point continues to offer buyers quite a few options, especially when compared with the price of many single-family homes in Sun Prairie.

$300,000-$350,000 Is the Heart of the Market

The largest individual segment was the $300,000 to $349,999 range, with 24 sales.

This group included condos with considerably more living space, multiple bathrooms and, in many cases, attached garages and more townhouse-style layouts.

Examples of sales in this range included:

• $305,000
• $310,000
• $320,000
• $324,900
• $325,000
• $327,200
• $335,000
• $342,000
• $343,000

For sellers, this is also an important part of the market because buyers have enough choices that condition, updates, association quality and pricing strategy can make a meaningful difference.

Larger Sun Prairie Condos Are Reaching the Upper $300s

There were also 18 Sun Prairie condo sales between $350,000 and $400,000.

These tended to include larger two- and three-bedroom units, often approaching or exceeding 2,000 square feet.

Some notable sales included:

• 1068 Fitness Run — $350,000
• 735 Clardell Drive — $350,000
• 1041 Providence Common — $350,000
• 2537 New Town Drive — $355,000
• 1045 Providence Common — $360,000
• 3155 Selkirk Drive — $366,000
• 3024 Edmonton Drive — $369,900
• 737 Clardell Drive — $370,000
• 639 Wood Violet Lane — $375,000
• 702 Clardell Drive — $385,000
• 326 Pasque Street — $385,000
• 3056 Edmonton Drive — $395,000
• 726 Clardell Drive — $395,000

The highest City of Sun Prairie condo sale in the data provided was 1198 Sawyer Way at $405,000.

This illustrates something important about Sun Prairie condos: the category covers much more than smaller apartment-style units.

There are also larger townhouse-style and duplex-style condominiums that compete much more directly with single-family homes.

Condo Values Can Vary Dramatically Within the Same Community

One of the challenges with pricing a condo is that averages don't always tell the whole story.

Two condos in the same development can sell for noticeably different amounts based on:

• Square footage
• Number of bedrooms and bathrooms
• Garage configuration
• Finished lower-level space
• Updates and remodeling
• End-unit versus interior-unit location
• Outdoor space
• Association fees
• Association financial condition
• Upcoming assessments
• Age of mechanical systems
• Overall presentation

That makes condo pricing especially dependent on finding the right comparable sales, rather than simply looking at a citywide median or an automated online estimate.

What Does This Mean for Sun Prairie Condo Sellers?

The 2026 numbers show a healthy range of condo sales throughout Sun Prairie, but buyers are still comparing properties closely.

If you're preparing to sell, I would pay particular attention to three things:

Pricing against the right condo comparables.
The best comparison may be another unit within your own association rather than a similarly sized condo across town.

Presentation matters.
Updated flooring, paint, kitchens, bathrooms and overall condition can create meaningful separation between otherwise similar units.

Understand the association before listing.
Buyers increasingly want to understand condo fees, reserves, insurance, assessments and association rules before moving forward.

A well-prepared condo can stand out, but pricing it correctly from the beginning remains important.

What Does This Mean for Buyers?

For buyers, Sun Prairie continues to offer condo options across a relatively broad range.

Entry-level units can still occasionally be found in the low $200,000s or below, while many larger two- and three-bedroom properties are selling between roughly $275,000 and $375,000.

The median 2026 sale price of approximately $310,000 provides a useful starting point, but buyers should also factor monthly condo fees into their overall housing budget.

A $300,000 condo with a high monthly association fee may ultimately cost more each month than a somewhat more expensive property with lower fees.

Sun Prairie Condo Market Outlook

One thing the 2026 numbers make clear is that Sun Prairie doesn't have just one condo market.

There are smaller entry-level condos, traditional attached units, townhouse-style developments and larger properties that function much like single-family homes.

That diversity creates opportunities for first-time buyers, downsizers and homeowners who simply prefer lower-maintenance living.

It also means that determining the value of a specific condo requires a much more detailed analysis than simply looking at the overall Sun Prairie average.

Thinking About Buying or Selling a Sun Prairie Condo?

I've helped buyers and sellers throughout Sun Prairie and the surrounding area for more than 10 years, and condo transactions have their own unique considerations — from association documents and fees to financing, inspections and comparable-sale analysis.

If you're wondering what your Sun Prairie condo might sell for, or you'd like help finding the right condo to purchase, I'd be happy to take a closer look at the numbers with you.

Matt Deadman Homes | Real Broker LLC
Serving Sun Prairie, DeForest, Windsor and the greater Madison area.