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Selected Housing Graphs From
Sublette County Assessor's
Office
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Average Single Family Home Sales Price
1990-2007 by Area.  In 2007 Dollars.
New Houses Constructed By Area 1990-2005


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The new ''Halliburton Hotel'' being constructed in Pinedale will provide  
temporary housing solely for
gas field workers.
Since the early 2000s Sublette County has experienced substantial
changes within its housing market.  Confronted with an influx of
people, fueled by oil & gas and amenity-led development, the
county experienced a sharp spike in demand and a dearth of
supply.  This is especially true for affordable housing, of which
there is a chronic shortage within the county.

Although median incomes within Sublette have steadily risen
since 2002, they have not kept pace with average home prices.  
When adjusted for inflation, median household income has only
increased by 17.5% since 1997, while the average home price has
increased by 88.17%.

However, 2008 saw demand precipitously drop in the wake of the
sub-prime mortgage crisis and global financial downturn.  Sales
are significantly down, while inventory is up within the county.   
Mortgages are more difficult to obtain due to tightening lending
and credit standards which require larger down payments and
impeccable credit histories.  While home prices will most likely
abate, it remains to be seen for how much and for how long.

The diminished demand for Housing in Sublette County is not
solely the consequence of poorly performing financial markets.  
While the population will continue to grow steadily throughout
the development phase of oil & gas development, the largest spike
in population (and thus the most acute housing shortages)
occurred at the outset of the boom (
please see the Collins and
Associates Housing Needs Assessment).  Thus the county has
been able to eliminate some of the demand over the past 7 years.

However, demand has not completely subsided (especially for
affordable housing).  Falling home prices, along with the addition
of more affordable housing units may stimulate home buying
within the county and bring supply and demand into greater
balance.
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