JACKSON, Wyo. — Through the first nine months of 2025, the Jackson Hole real estate market has bounced back following a post-Covid hangover for most of 2023 and 2024.
Transactions in Teton County are up 11% compared to last year while the complementing dollar surged 27 percent compared to 2024, mostly on the backs of sales at the upper end of the market.
In recent years, breaking the $1 billion dollar mark for total sales volume has been a symbolic barometer for the Jackson Hole market’s success. With $980M in volume at the end of September, the regional real estate market seems poised to finish off 2025 as a noteworthy year.
At a macro level, the rising tide is lifting all boats. Transactions are up for each of the property-type categories (that is homes, land, condos/townhomes and commercial properties). The median Teton County sale through Q3 grew more than 18 percent
in 2025 to $2.375M (for 3-bedroom, 2,000 sq.ft. home in the Town of Jackson) compared to Q3 2024’s median price of $2M (for a 3-bedroom, 1,300 sq.ft. condo in Teton Village).
The 11% year-to-date increase in transactions across the valley has also been met with a 17.5% increase in listings since 2024. This time last year, 256 properties were listed for sale across Teton County. One year later, that number has grown to 301 properties currently on the market.
To learn more, contact the McPeak Group – Call: (307)222-9898 or email: mpg@jhsir.com
