Today’s Jackson Hole Need to Know: Soul-stice Edition

Jackson Hole real estate activity:

• NEW: Cottonwood Park 2-bed, 910-square-foot townhouse with 1-car garage built in 1989, list $499,000.
• NEW: Gros Ventre North 5-bed, 5,565-square-foot home on 10 acres with 2-bed guesthouse built in 2000, list $4.85 million.
• PENDING: Wilson home off Fish Creek Road with 4 beds, 2,758 square feet on a little more than a half acre after 102 days on market, list $1.85 million.
• CLOSED: Town of Jackson 1.23-acre building site on Snow King Mountain after 201 days on market, list $650,000.
• PRICE INCREASE: Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis 4-bed, 3,925-square-foot home built in 2005 on 1.14 acres after 643 days on market, was $2.25 million now $2.55 million.

Jackson Hole and Wyoming links:

• Powder’s Matt Hansen says enjoy the huge dump that just dropped 15 inches on Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, but remember “to check our speed, be patient and make good decisions.”
• “How not to die” is the theme of this timely, well-written and researched article by Rachel Reich focused on avalanche risk mitigation, but its discussion is much more wide-ranging and philosophical.
• Happy 74^th birthday, Bill Briggs! Don’t know who Mr. Briggs is? Enjoy this article from 2014 on the ski mountaineering pioneer who was the first to ski the Grand Teton in 1971.
• The Guardian gives us a hilarious, poignant look at 100 years of ski wear (and ski culture).
• Exodus, movement of jah people! Wyoming is experiencing negative net population growth in recent years. Not so much in Jackson Hole, however.

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