Winter endures atop Glory Bowl, but in the valley the turn toward summer is clear. Stable. Healthy. Active. There’s really no other way to read the Jackson Hole real estate sales figures from April, when 45 properties sold for $32.5 million. Stability can be inferred by the fact that sellers collected 96 percent of list price in April. Also, only one sale price was not reported to Teton County...
Teton Pines
These Teton Pines townhouses were built in 1998. Though April in Jackson Hole saw more snowy days than not, and on Monday of this week daily low temperatures were in the single digits, recently I have been thinking a lot about golf. When I’m not helping buy and sell real estate I’m often doing freelance writing and photography, most recently editing this summer’s edition of Jackson Hole Golfer....
The welcome mat is out for March visitors to Jackson Hole. There were 27 real estate sales in Jackson Hole in February, six more than in 2012, but only two closed below $250,000 and five for less than $500,000. Not surprisingly, this led to a whopping 131 percent increase in sales volume with monthly sales hitting approximately $40 million. Why the slow down on the low end? Partly because of a lack of...
Jackson Hole real estate unit sales jumped 52 percent in May to 32 and sales volume climbed a whopping 172 percent to approximately $32.2 million compared to May 2011. The month’s significant increases were driven by several high-end building site sales and a comparison to one of the weakest months in 2011 when just 21 properties sold for $12.2 million. May saw six building site sales in Teton County,...