Jackson Hole Real Estate News
2023 Year End Market Report - Jackson Hole
While the total transactions in Teton County fell 3.3 percent in 2023 compared to last year, the complementing dollar managed to break the symbolic $1 Billion mark just in time for the new year. Home sales dominated the year-end stats, generating nearly $750M on just 137 transactions (for an average home sale price of $5.44M)…
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2023 Year End Market Report - Teton Valley
On paper the Teton Valley, Idaho and Alta, Wyoming real estate market saw a little bit of a letdown by the end of 2023, with transactions falling 23.2 percent and overall dollar volume dropping 11.1 percent compared to 2022. That perceived letdown, however, fails to take into account the meteoric rise the valley has seen in recent years. In 2019 (or pre-Covid), the Teton Valley market saw 586 transactions that generated $181.9M in sales volume.
2023 Year End Market Report - Star Valley Area
Despite a strong Q4 that saw an uptick in both transactions and overall sales dollar volume (up 16.7 percent and 56.2 percent, respectively), the 2023 Star Valley real estate market ended down on the year compared to 2022, posting 31.5 percent fewer transactions and 34.2 percent less volume than the previous twelve months…