Teton Valley Real Estate Market Report | Mid-Year 2025
Q2 2025 brought both challenges and growth to the Teton Valley real estate market amid a backdrop of national economic uncertainty. Political volatility and fluctuating consumer confidence created hesitancy among some buyers and sellers. Yet, the Teton Valley market demonstrated resilience, with an 18% increase in total dollar volume YOY and moderate price growth across several property segments. While many of the Q2 closings reflected deals made before the May 12 reversal of U.S.-China tariffs, which catalyzed a sharp stock market rebound, the full effects of that confidence boost may manifest in the coming quarters. Inventory levels increased 116%, pending listings more than doubled, and average time on market saw a modest dip, indicating growing interest, tempered by buyer caution.
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Jackson Hole Real Estate Market Report | Mid-Year 2025
The first half of 2025 revealed a resilient but evolving real estate landscape in Jackson Hole. Despite national headwinds such as elevated interest rates, volatile global markets, and persistent buyer hesitation, the local market experienced an 18% increase in overall transaction volume and a 16% rise in total dollar volume compared to mid-year 2024. While the average sale price dipped slightly by 2%, this shift reflects increased activity in mid-market price ranges rather than a decline in value. Notably, consumer confidence began to rebound in late Q2 following May’s tariff policy reversal and stock market recovery. Inventory levels rose 15%, and 33% more listings went under contract, signaling improving both buyer engagement and selection as we head into the second half of the year.
Star Valley Real Estate Market Report | Mid-Year 2025
Q2 2025 brought mixed results for the Star Valley real estate market, shaped by both local dynamics and broader national uncertainty. Ongoing volatility in global economics and domestic policy, including unchanged interest rates, inflation concerns, and cautious consumer sentiment, curbed some market momentum. Many buyers and sellers delayed major financial decisions, and yet Star Valley still managed modest overall gains. Total dollar volume rose 4% year-over-year, and average home prices increased by 19%, despite a 12% decline in total transactions. Inventory levels were up slightly, while time on market shortened, indicating stable, though price-conscious, buyer activity. The full impact of May’s stock market rebound and consumer confidence boost may surface more clearly in the second half of the year.
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