Q1 2026 at a glance
It was an unusual winter in northwestern Wyoming. A warm start slowed the ski season (though Jackson Hole Mountain Resort still reported nearly 350 inches of snow), and global uncertainty weighed on the economy. Even so, Jackson Hole real estate had a solid first quarter.
- 54 sales totaling more than $258M
- About 12% below Q1 2025 in both sales and volume, but in line with the first quarters of 2022, 2023 and 2024
- The average sale price held steady at about $4.8M, while the median jumped more than 80%, from $2.35M to $4.25M
- Luxury sales slowed: $62.3M in luxury volume, down 55.3% from nearly $140M in Q1 2025
- More choices for buyers: active listings are up 27% year over year, mostly condos in The Aspens and vacant land south of the Town of Jackson
What it means
After a record 2025, a slower luxury quarter is no surprise, and the overall pace matches recent years. Rising inventory gives buyers more to choose from heading into summer, and sellers will want to price thoughtfully. Tom and I would love to help you make sense of what this means for you.
Source: Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty Q1 2026 Market Report, based on Teton Board of REALTORS® MLS data.
Written by Ashley DiPrisco, a Jackson Hole REALTOR® raised in the valley, with Tom Evans & Ashley DiPrisco Real Estate at Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty.
