Teton County

Low-end Jackson Hole homes in high demand

The price has been right for entry-level Jackson Hole homes in recent months, with the inventory of properties listed at or below $300,000 decreasing by 28 percent to 28 units since the beginning of the year. It’s possible the inventory in this market segment peaked in late December, when there were 39 units listed below $300,000, a benchmark I’ve written about many times in recent years. The price...

Q1 Jackson Hole March-es out like a lamb

First quarter unit sales for Jackson Hole real estate will be down as much as 16 percent and sales volume nearly 40 percent compared to 2011, according to preliminary figures from Teton County Multiple Listing Service. This marks just the second quarter in the last 10 to see a decrease in year-over-year sales. March marks the third consecutive month reported sales trailed the previous year, with 25...

Feb: Unit sales flat as ASP plummets

It took a leap year to do it, but on the last day of February the 21st sale of the month tied unit sales for February 2011. Total Jackson Hole real estate sales volume, however, plummeted to just $17.3 million, or 55 percent of the $31.3 million recorded the previous year. Average sales price also fell dramatically to $753,000, one of the lowest monthly numbers in years. Indicatively, the final sale of...

Cottonwood Park: Jackson Hole’s working class hero

It may be hard to imagine today, but in 1984 when the first Cottonwood Park homes were under construction, the southwestern corner of Jackson looked almost as rural as the ranch lands that define the landscape south of High School Road today. There were no sprawling school campuses with synthetic sports fields. No apartment complexes. No big box supermarket or department store. The “X” at the...

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