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Lol. You know nothing. There are NO reasonably priced homes in Jackson, Wyo. They have to import labor from Idaho Falls.
by theGnuMe 2y ago
Lol. You know nothing.
There are NO reasonably priced homes in Jackson, Wyo. They have to import labor from Idaho Falls.
- chiefalchemist 2y agoThat might be true, but the article and the data doesn't say that. Instead it's biased in ways and it's important to be aware of that. Resort towns are not typical. The article might as well be titled "20 Outlier Housing Markets To Dilute the Housing Conversation." Regardless, importing labor is correlation. It simple means it's cheaper to bring in (temporary?) labor than to pay local rates. That may or may not be related (read: causation) to housing.
- theGnuMe 2y agoThe data? What are you talking about? Avg home price in jackson hole is $2M, median is $3M. Prices are $1000/sq ft, $2M/acre roughly.
- chiefalchemist 2y agoReference for that pricing? Is that current homes that are selling[1]? Property tax estimates? Where *exactly* are you getting these numbers? As it is, you're making an argument out of thin air. Please do better, else this is my final reply. [1] Home sales and ALL homes in a market is not the same thing. Average? That means a $100,000 price and $3.9M price = $2M average? See the problem? Again, what's actively selling is not ALL homes. And outlying higher number tend to skew things. That's not me speaking. That's simply how the math works under these circumstances. I don't make the math or the circumstance, I simply report them.
- theGnuMe 2y agohttps://www.homes.com/jackson-wy/sold/?so=1 https://www.homes.com/jackson-wy/sold/?so=1