Teton Valley Real Estate Market Report | Q1 2026
The Teton Valley real estate market entered 2026 in a phase of normalization following several years of elevated activity, with overall sales volume declining 16% year-over-year and total dollar volume down 19%, signaling a more measured pace of transactions. Despite this moderation, pricing remained resilient, median sale price rose 39%, underscoring continued demand even as buyer activity cooled. Performance varied across segments: single-family home sales increased modestly (+5%) but saw softer pricing and volume alongside a significant rise in inventory (+105%), pointing to a more price-sensitive environment; condos and townhomes experienced a slowdown in both sales (-27%) and volume (-25%) amid constrained inventory; and vacant land emerged as a standout, with strong price growth driving a 22% increase in dollar volume despite fewer transactions. Commercial activity was limited, contributing minimally to overall market performance. With inventory stabilizing, days on market lengthening slightly, and pending sales easing, the market is showing signs of balance, marking a transition toward a more sustainable and steady growth trajectory heading into the spring season.
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Jackson Hole Real Estate Market Report | Q1 2026
The Jackson Hole real estate market continued to normalize in Q1 2026, with fewer transactions and a slower pace than in the past several years. While pricing held relatively firm, overall activity declined, and inventory increased modestly, giving buyers more leverage and extending time on market. Two outsized sales—the approximately $350,000,000 Four Seasons Resort transaction and a $19,000,000 land sale—heavily skewed total dollar volume, making headline figures appear stronger than underlying activity would suggest.
Performance varied by segment but generally reflected a more selective and price-sensitive buyer pool. Single-family homes saw softer sales and longer marketing times despite steady demand for well-located properties. Condo and townhouse transactions dropped, with activity concentrated at the high end. Land sales moved at a slower pace, though premium parcels continued to attract interest. The luxury market remained active but uneven, driven by a limited number of high-value deals rather than broad-based momentum.
Overall, the market is stabilizing, but conditions are more balanced and dependent on accurate pricing and property quality than in recent years.
Star Valley Real Estate Market Report | Q1 2026
The Star Valley, Wyoming real estate market saw a strong and active start to 2026, with total sales rising 42% year-over-year and dollar volume surging 82%, reflecting renewed buyer confidence and sustained demand across the region. Momentum was driven largely by the single-family home segment, where sales jumped 54% alongside steady price appreciation, even as inventory tightened and market times shortened—creating a more competitive landscape for buyers. Vacant land also played a significant role, accounting for nearly half of all transactions, with notable gains in both sales and volume and a sharp increase in pending activity signaling continued demand. While the condo and townhome segment remained inactive due to limited supply, overall market conditions point to strength and resilience, with rising prices, increased transaction volume, and a substantial pipeline of pending sales positioning Star Valley for continued growth as the year progresses.
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