Homes sold: this year against last
Through 11/03/2026

82 homes have sold so far in 2026, against 93 at this point in 2025 and 109 in all of 2025.
Sublette County Real Estate
A weekly snapshot of active listings, new contracts, and recent sales across Sublette County. Updated every Tuesday.
Questions about this data? Talk to an agent →As of 11/03/2026, Sublette County has 87 active residential listings, 117 active land parcels, and 18 active commercial properties, with 18 residential, 9 land, and 1 commercial property under contract. Since the last update on 10/27, the market logged fifteen events: seven residential, six land, and two commercial. Residential saw two new listings, one back-on-market, one pending, and three closings, while land saw one back-on-market, four properties going under contract, and one closing. North Sublette logged thirteen events against two in South Sublette. Boulder led with five events, Pinedale had four, and Daniel three. Five of the fifteen events involved Pinedale Properties listings. Figures are compiled from the Teton Board of Realtors MLS and updated every Tuesday by Pinedale Properties; under Wyoming practice, individual sold prices are not published.
Since Last Update | Report Date: 11/03/2026
Activity Period: 10/27/2026 - 11/03/2026
Market Trends
Sales through 11/03/2026. Mortgage rates through 10/29/2026.
Through 11/03/2026

82 homes have sold so far in 2026, against 93 at this point in 2025 and 109 in all of 2025.
Through 11/03/2026

72 land parcels have sold so far in 2026, against 55 at this point in 2025 and 64 in all of 2025.
Through 11/03/2026

The median home sale price was $213,000 in 2017 and $455,000 in 2025. So far in 2026 it is $405,000, against $475,000 at this point in 2025.
Through 11/03/2026

Home sales peaked at 216 in 2021 and fell to 94 in 2024. There were 109 in 2025 and there are 82 so far in 2026.
Latest reading 10/29/2026

The Freddie Mac 30-year fixed rate was 7.24% on 10/29/2026. Over the past two years it has ranged from a low of 5.98% on 02/26/2026 to a high of 7.40% on 10/08/2026.
Homes are Residential closings and land is Land closings in Sublette County, counted by closing date. Prices are medians, the middle sale price; no individual sale prices are shown. An asterisk marks 2026, which runs through 11/03/2026. Sources: Teton Board of REALTORs MLS; Freddie Mac, via FRED.
About This Report
The numbers in this report come directly from the Teton Board of Realtors MLS — the same system all licensed agents in Sublette County use to list and track properties. We pull the data every Tuesday and update the page the same day. What you’re looking at reflects the actual state of the market, not a summary produced weeks after the fact.
What the data tells you. Active listings show you current inventory and what sellers are asking. Pending contracts tell you where buyer demand is right now — they’re the leading indicator. Days on market shows you how long properties are sitting before going under contract or selling. When that number climbs, buyers have leverage. When it drops, sellers do.
What it doesn’t tell you. Raw numbers don’t account for why a property is priced where it is, what’s actually happening in a specific area, or whether a particular listing is priced to sell or priced to sit. That judgment requires local knowledge.
If something in this week’s report prompts a question about a specific property or the market in general, reach out. We update this every week because we believe buyers and sellers in Sublette County deserve to know what’s happening in the local market.
Home sales are down 12% this year: 82 homes have sold through 11/03/2026, against 93 at this point in 2025. Land is moving the other way, with 72 parcels sold against 55, up 31%.
Over ten years, homes sold per year peaked at 216 in 2021 and fell to 94 in 2024, then recovered to 109 in 2025. The median home sale price rose from $213,000 in 2017 to $455,000 in 2025. So far in 2026 it is $405,000, down 15% from $475,000 at this point last year.
Mortgage rates have climbed from a low of 5.98% on 02/26/2026 to 7.24% on 10/29/2026, after peaking at 7.40% on 10/08/2026, the highest in two years.