Teton County, Wyoming Second Quarter 2025 Market Report
With the busy summer season in full swing, the Jackson Hole real estate market continued its strong performance
over 2024 by posting 124 transactions through Q2 (a 6 percent increase compared to last year) and by generating
more than $525M in dollar volume (up 10.7 percent over Q2 2024) for the first six months of this year.
As is typically the case for Teton County, home sales carried the day. Fifty-four transactions with a complementing dollar volume of $345.6M represented two-thirds of the Teton County overall volume total. Luxury home sales (properties with a listing price of $5M or more) led the way with nearly half of the closings (25 transactions). Robust activity in the upper end of the market also pushed the year-to-date home sale price average to $6.4M (up more than 30 percent from 2024’s average price of $4.9M).
Fifteen sales with a listing price of $10M or more — including 11 upper-end home sales — represented a 150 percent increase over the first six months of 2024. Year-to-date activity in this upper echelon of the Jackson Hole market has already eclipsed all of last year when only 14 properties sold across the valley with a listing price in excess of $10M.
Despite the uptick in activity so far in 2025, the inventory of properties for sale in Teton County has grown from 243 at the beginning of July, 2024, to 289 active listings this summer (or an 18.9 percent increase year over year).
















