Bloomberg Wealth Management states, "The clear constraints on future development distinguish Jackson Hole from most other places in America. From a simple supply and demand perspective, (these constraints) suggest that property in Jackson Hole has a better chance of retaining or increasing its value than property in much of the rest of the United States."

OVER 97% OF TETON COUNTY'S 2.7 MILLION ACRES WHICH INCLUDE JACKSON HOLE IS PERMANENTLY PRESERVED in National Parks, National Forests, and other varieties of public land. This means that just 3% of the Jackson Hole valley is privately held and of that, over two-thirds is already developed or preserved through conservation easements.

Jackson Hole's commitment to retaining the character, lifestyle and natural resources of this area has resulted in the creation of a highly desirable community that continues to attract full and part time residents from around the world.