These are strange days. While the 2020 Q1 stats for the Teton County, Wyoming real estate market show a slight increase year-over-year ($212.9M this year vs. $209.3M in 2019), we’re off the proverbial map at the moment. Transactions continue to close across the Jackson Hole region, but stress on travel, services and lending institutions have impacted the pace the market was enjoying in Q1. Clarity is sure to follow in the days and weeks to come, and individual property values–at the moment–appear to be unaffected.
