Sublette County Real Estate
Market Activity
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 08/04/2026, Sublette County has 78 active residential listings, 134 active land parcels, and 22 active commercial properties, with 16 residential, 15 land, and 3 commercial properties under contract. The last seven days brought 12 market events — 10 residential and 2 land, with no commercial activity — split 11 in North Sublette and 1 in South. Closings drove the week: four homes sold, all in Pinedale, alongside three properties going under contract and two new residential listings in Pinedale and Boulder. Land added one new listing, an 80-acre resort-zoned development parcel in Pinedale, and one parcel returned to market. Residential inventory ticked up to 78 while under-contract counts eased. Figures are compiled from the Teton Board of Realtors MLS and updated every Tuesday by Pinedale Properties; under Wyoming practice, sold prices are not published.
Sublette County Market Activity
Last 7 Days | Report Date: 08/04/2026
Activity Period: 07/28/2026 - 08/04/2026
NORTH SUBLETTE
Residential - New Listings
Residential - Back On Market
Residential - Under Contract / Pending
Residential - Sold
Land - New Listings
Land - Back On Market
SOUTH SUBLETTE
Residential - Under Contract / Pending
About This Report
How to Read the Sublette County Market
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.










