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Market trends in 54423, WI
Last updated July 2026
Sale-to-List Price
100.8%
+0.1% MoM
Median sale price
$420K
$20K MoM
Avg. days on market
43d
5 days MoM
Recently sold homes
5
3 MoM
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Sale history for 8130 Hillcrest Rd
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,059 (+19.5%)
$63,500 + $48,800
$112,300
2024
$1,722 (+3.4%)
$63,500 + $48,800
$112,300
2023
$1,666 (−2.8%)
$63,500 + $48,800
$112,300
2022
$1,714 (+10.2%)
$63,500 + $48,800
$112,300
2021
$1,556 (−72.3%)
$63,500 + $48,800
$112,300
2020
$5,606 (+7.5%)
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
2019
$5,215 (+4.7%)
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
2018
$4,980 (+5.6%)
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
2017
$4,715 (+0.6%)
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
2016
$4,686 (−6.2%)
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
2014
$4,995
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
Tax history for 8130 Hillcrest Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,059 (+19.5%)
$63,500 + $48,800
$112,300
2024
$1,722 (+3.4%)
$63,500 + $48,800
$112,300
2023
$1,666 (−2.8%)
$63,500 + $48,800
$112,300
2022
$1,714 (+10.2%)
$63,500 + $48,800
$112,300
2021
$1,556 (−72.3%)
$63,500 + $48,800
$112,300
2020
$5,606 (+7.5%)
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
2019
$5,215 (+4.7%)
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
2018
$4,980 (+5.6%)
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
2017
$4,715 (+0.6%)
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
2016
$4,686 (−6.2%)
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
2014
$4,995
$39,500 + $227,000
$266,500
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
A2
Agricultural Transition District
This District is intended to provide for a broad range of rural oriented land uses including agriculture, forestry and open space. It is further intended that this District be used to preserve the rural character of certain outlying areas of Portage County, where only large lot residential development is desirable, particularly where identified in locally adopted Comprehensive Plans.