A market that's still sizzling

Here's a link to a market summary for Jackson Hole, Wy, a market that's driven by end users, not speculators, and it's a market that continues to be very strong. Reads like a South Walton report from a few years ago.

http://jacksonholereport.com/

Average prices are up roughly 25%, but number of units sold is down 20%. On such a small sample size of less than 1000 units sold, the average price can fluctuate greatly if only a small number of really big dollar houses sells. the big gainer in average transaction price was raw land--a couple of sales of giant ranches could skew the average price dramatically.

Looks like a mixed market to me instead of one that is sizzling.

Average prices are up roughly 25%, but number of units sold is down 20%. On such a small sample size of less than 1000 units sold, the average price can fluctuate greatly if only a small number of really big dollar houses sells. the big gainer in average transaction price was raw land--a couple of sales of giant ranches could skew the average price dramatically.

Looks like a mixed market to me instead of one that is sizzling.

Your ability to try to find a negative side for every real estate topic is a real core competency.

Here's a link to a market summary for Jackson Hole, Wy, a market that's driven by end users, not speculators, and it's a market that continues to be very strong. Reads like a South Walton report from a few years ago.

http://jacksonholereport.com/

Best bring your wool.

Brrrrrrrbaaaabrrrrrrr. :nono1:

Average prices are up roughly 25%, but number of units sold is down 20%. On such a small sample size of less than 1000 units sold, the average price can fluctuate greatly if only a small number of really big dollar houses sells. the big gainer in average transaction price was raw land--a couple of sales of giant ranches could skew the average price dramatically.

Looks like a mixed market to me instead of one that is sizzling.

Numbers, numbers, numbers, how they confuse:(

If it wasn't for the total veracity of print authors, In God What Would We Trust?

After flunking out of Baaaaaaaaarvard, I took back to the nose to the grass method of determining market trends. Grazing along, I ask many sheeps, "How do you feel today" "Baaaaaad or "Fair to Middling" or "why did I buy this pasture :bang:".

Says more to me than numbers. :idontno:

Numbers, numbers, numbers, how they confuse:(

If it wasn't for the total veracity of print authors, In God What Would We Trust?

After flunking out of Baaaaaaaaarvard, I took back to the nose to the grass method of determining market trends. Grazing along, I ask many sheeps, "How do you feel today" "Baaaaaad or "Fair to Middling" or "why did I buy this pasture :bang:".

Says more to me than numbers. :idontno:

Dude, you are a trip! I look forward to more posts from you. Keep grazing!

:welcome: Sheep. Keep posting.

:welcome: Sheep. Keep posting.

Ditto. Quirky dudes are always welcome here!

Ditto. Quirky dudes are always welcome here!

How very nice of you young men and, if I missed, young women! You see, Missus and I, we are old and homeless. Our two lambs, grown into rams, we offered them our home, and they took us up! 😱 We have been out to pasture for near eight months now (the oldest Ram, Pierre', claims more like eight years :shock🙂. After a horrible stint in SW FL, we were on our way back to LA, er, Atlanta come to find there was no room in OUR inn. So much for keeping title. :(.
Thank you again for sharing your weed(s)!;-)