MARKET REPORT
TETON VALLEY, ID REAL ESTATE MARKET REPORT MID-YEAR 2015
THE REGION’S LARGEST AND MOST DYNAMIC REAL ESTATE COMPANY INTRODUCTION The first half of 2015 showed a continuation of positive signs for the Teton Valley, Idaho and Alta, Wyoming real estate markets. Residential inventory levels were down, and prices were on the rise in all market segments. Distressed inventory was nearly absorbed and presently comprises a very small segment in the marketplace. While vacant land sales still lag behind residential sales in total number and appreciation, recently the combination of unsuccessful residential buyers and speculative builders has increased demand in the vacant land segment. This was further exacerbated by accelerating prices and lack of inventory in the neighboring Teton County, Wyoming (Jackson Hole) market. Increasing numbers of residential and vacant land sales, coupled with appreciation and a significant uptick in commercial sales, all contribute to strengthening the Teton Valley, Idaho and Alta, Wyoming real estate markets.
RESIDENTIAL There were 98 residential sales in the first half of 2015. That number was slightly lower compared to the last two years (105 sales in the first half of 2013, and 114 sales in the first half of 2014). However, the average sales price was up significantly at mid-year 2015, to $325,000, from $246,000 mid-year 2014. The median sales price mid-year 2015 was $275,000, up 29% from 2014 when median sale price was $213,000. This median sales price is often a more accurate measure of the market’s health. There was a large decline in inventory with 153 homes listed at mid-year 2015, versus 194 in 2014. The dollar volume remained strong with an increase of 10.8%, from $28,828,205 in 2014 to $31,908,600 in 2015.
THE AVERAGE SALES PRICE INCREASED 35% IN THE RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SEGMENT WHEN COMPARED TO MID-YEAR 2014. www.TETONVALLEYIDAHOREALESTATE.com | 208.354.7325 | 65 S Main, Driggs, ID