Jackson Hole Area

The valley’s unparalleled beauty, diverse ecosystem and abundant wildlife set it apart from all other resort communities within the Rocky Mountain Region.

These unique characteristics have prompted the UN and the Department of the Interior to designate the area as “A World Heritage Site”, signifying its importance to the planet.

Of the nearly 4 million acres that comprise Jackson Hole, more than 97% is permanently protected from development as national parks, national forest lands, BLM, National Elk Refuge, or is under permanent conservation easement. The scarcity of remaining available land and restrictive land use regulations moving forward ensures the character and openness of our valley will always remain. The growing demand in the real estate market is further enhanced by Wyoming’s tax-friendly climate, casual Western ambiance and superb year-round recreational lifestyle.

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Summer Brought Signs of Life for Jackson Hole Real Estate

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Jackson Hole Real Estate Prices Were Resiliently High in Q1 2023

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Jackson Hole Real Estate Stands Out (Again) in 2023 Resort Report

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Jackson Hole Real Estate Sales Cooled Toward Pre-Pandemic Levels in 2022. Prices Did Not.

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