Teton County

Local economic indicators mirror Jackson Hole real estate market

The following stats were provided by the Chamber of Commerce and compiled internally at Jackson Hole Sotheby’s. Only a few are directly related to real estate, but all play a role in the greater regional economy. Overall, most of the figures mirror the Jackson Hole real estate market: stable and better than 2009, but still struggling to regain the mojo of the middle of this decade. However, there is...

October sales: Good mix of high-end, entry-level properties

October real estate sales in Jackson Hole were strong, totaling approximately $29.4 million on 24 completed transactions. However, the month fell short of October 2009, the strongest month of that year, when there were 29 transactions for approximately $37.2 million, according to Teton County Multiple Listing Service. As has been the trend this year, the high end of the market (sales above $1.75 million...

Entry-level listings on rise but few 2010 closings

While the overall Jackson Hole real estate market has seen resurgence in 2010 (at least compared to the anemic 2009), the lower end of the market has not participated. Earlier this week I wrote on jhpropertyguide.com about the ballooning inventory of Teton County homes listed below $300,000, which is at its highest point in several years with 34 available properties. On April 27 of this year that number...

Jackson Hole affordable housing: Teton Village condo now $149K, Alpine 2-bed townhome now $94,900

Two price reductions on today’s Teton County Multiple Listing Service Hotsheet have lowered the bar to entry in the regional housing market. The first is a 464-square-foot studio in Teton Village built in 1972 that is now listed at $149,000. This Sleeping Indian condo - which is now the lowest-priced full-ownership free market home in Teton County - is bank-owned and reduced from $189,900 after 162...

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