Teton Homes Market Center
Track the market without losing the context.
Dated, sourced coverage of housing conditions in Teton County, Wyoming.
Latest completed reporting period: January 1–June 30, 2026Midyear 2026 snapshot
Activity increased. The sales mix changed.
Countywide transactions rose while average price and dollar volume declined. Fewer ultra-high-dollar sales affected those averages, so property segments need to be read separately.
Read the complete midyear report →Figures are from Keller Williams Jackson Hole’s Midyear 2026 report, covering Teton County, Wyoming MLS areas 1–10. The report cites Teton Board of REALTORS® MLS and internal proprietary data and states that figures are deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
View the original Midyear 2026 report ↗Reported property mix
One county. Several different markets.
Share of the 181 reported midyear sales by primary property segment. Luxury is measured separately by price and overlaps these property types.
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Market reports with permanent URLs.
Jackson Hole Real Estate Market: Midyear 2026
Review midyear 2026 Teton County real estate sales, inventory and pricing across homes, condos, land and luxury property.
Read midyear 2026 →Market reportJackson Hole Luxury Real Estate Market
Understand the Teton County luxury-home market through dated sales, inventory, pricing and marketing-time data.
Read luxury →Market reportTeton County Land and Building-Lot Market
Explore Jackson Hole land-sale activity, inventory and the due-diligence questions behind Teton County building sites.
Read land →Market reportJackson Hole Condo and Townhome Market
Review Teton County condominium and townhome sales, pricing, inventory and ownership considerations.
Read condos →Editorial standardsTeton Homes Market Methodology and Sources
See how Teton Homes dates, sources, explains and qualifies Jackson Hole and Teton County housing-market information.
Read sources →What the numbers do not show
A countywide statistic cannot price a particular property.
Location, views, condition, construction, access, acreage, easements, utilities and development rights can materially affect value and marketability. Use the reports for orientation, then obtain current property-specific analysis.
Independent informational coverage. Teton Homes is not a real estate brokerage, appraisal firm, lender, tax adviser or law firm. Statistics are deemed reliable but are not guaranteed.
New in the guide
Understand each market segment
Reading the Jackson Housing Market
How to interpret town-focused reports without treating every home as comparable.
Read guide →Wilson and Westbank Market Context
A framework for comparing varied Westbank property types.
Read guide →New Construction Market Context
A useful way to compare completed homes, projects and land.
Read guide →