Jackson Hole Real Estate Blog

Spent the weekend skiing at the Village.  For December 8^th,  it was pretty good.    Most of the steeper terrain was open with just enough snow to have fun skiing it, but not enough to save the bottoms of your skis.  It’s time to reintroduce yourself to anyone who tunes skis at the Village
 

Took this shot of the where the Clock Tower used to be.  Kind of reminds me of this famous photo of Bobby Clarke, back when people actually cared about the NHL.
 

 

 

 

I don’t usually like to promote my own listings, let alone someone elses, but this listing in Teton Village is really something else.  Remarkable.  Granted it’s almost $16,000,000!

Belle Cose, on the town square, has taken Christmas decorating to an entirerly new level.  Stop by and see it. 
 

Looks like there will be ice in Wilson by this evening, tomorrow at the latest.  I’ll post the pick up hockey schedule soon.  It’s usually Monday and wednesday Nights around 6:30 pm
In a County where EVERYTHING seems to be overpriced, the $5.00 Burrito at D.O.G. has got to be, by far, the best deal in town.  It’s sooo good, just don’t tell me exactly what’s in it.  As someone once said, “Don’t ever find out how the sausages are made”.

 

There is an interesting article in the Planet Jackson Hole about South Americans coming to Jackson to work for the winter.  Like their summer counterparts, the East Europeans, these workers are increasingly becoming vital to the economic success of the Valley.  As a business owner in Teton Village, I have employed several of these season workers and they are really great.  They’re happy to be here, show up on time and unlike a lot of other people who move to Jackson for the season, THEY WANT TO WORK.

 

Real Esate:

The least expensive single family home listed for sale in the MLS  in Jackson is $699,000.   3br/1ba 1008 sq. ft. built in 1973.  Single story on .17 acres.  Located on East Simpson

 

There are 2 properties listed for sale for under $550,000 in Jackson.  Both are 2br/1ba 650 sq. ft. condos in Ponderosa Village listed for $345,000 and $375,000

 

There we 42 closings in Teton County (not counting Hoback or Alta) in Nov. 2007

There were 45 for the same period in 2006

 

There were 12 closings in the first 12 days of December 2007

There were 20 closings in the first 12 days of December 2006

 

1br/1ba at the Aspens listed for $589,000.  700 sq. ft.

 

2br + loft/2ba 1068 sq ft in the Aspens, end unit in the Berry Patch listed for $798,000

 

2br/2ba Sleeping Indian Condo in Teton Village, close to the Moose Creek lift, 928 sq. ft. Listed for $899,000.

 

4br/4ba Tram Tower townhouse, 3500 sq. ft., underground parking, ski in/ski out, very nice,  Listed for $3,250,000

 

4br/3ba Snow Ridge condo in Teton Village, built in 1973, 2686 sq. ft., decent shape, Listed for $1,695,000 , Under contract in a couple days.

 

2br/2ba 1600 sq.ft. on the Corner of Pearl and Willow in Town, very nice, underground parking.  Listed for $1,395,000, Closed for $1,295,000.

4br/4ba 3700 sq. ft. on East Hansen, built in 1998,  .17 acres  Listed for $1,695,000, Closed for $1,695,000.

4br/3ba on Kimball Ln. (off Village Rd.) 3200 sq. ft. .90 acres, built in 1977, remodeled in 2002, listed for $1,495,000, Closed for $1,410,000

 

3br/2ba 2300 sq. ft. on .37 acres in Melody Ranch, .36 acres  Listed for $1,075,000, Closed for $995,000.   This might well be the last home in Melody to Sell for under a million.

 

  

 

 

 

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