The popularity of living in Jackson Hole has never been greater. The trend that started in the second quarter of 2020, the exodus from cities to locations with open space and safety, ramped up substantially, pushing demand for local real estate to new heights. By the end of the third quarter of 2020, the Jackson Hole real estate market closed over $1.5B of residential transactions, more than the entire year in 2019. And it didn’t stop there.
According to data collected from the Teton County Multiple List Service (MLS) along with proprietary off-market data (transactions that were not disclosed in the MLS), the overall total sales volume for 2020 increased an incredible 90% to over $2.3B. In addition, total transactions increased 27% year-over-year (2020 vs. 2019).
