TETON REALTY TODAY - 2010
Schechter: We’ve hit bottom Part 3
This week my favorite Jackson Hole economist, Jonathan Schechter, completes his three-part series on why the local economy has hit bottom with a look at
Teton Village price reset continues with Timbers foreclosure
It’s listed for $2.45 million today, but word is this bank-owned Granite Ridge Timbers unit with 3 beds, 4 baths and 3,249 square feet will
Hotsheet Highlights: Four Seasons slopeside pending sale, Terra 2 closing
Not quite halfway through April, but not too early to take a look at how this month is shaping up for real estate sales and
Alpine Airpark: Second most beautiful airport in Wyoming (after Jackson Hole)
Every morning, hundreds of Alpine, Wyoming, residents make the scenic 35-mile drive through the Snake River Canyon to Jackson to work, play, attend schools, shop
Spring Break from real estate writing
It’s Spring Break here in Jackson Hole, and the streets of Jackson and the halls of Sotheby’s are as quiet as they will be all
Jackson Hole’s clearest economic voice: We’ve hit bottom
He correctly predicted real estate sales in Teton County, Wyoming, would hit bottom during the fourth quarter of 2009. In his most recent column in