Short-term rentals limit supply of housing in Park County
CODY — Housing demand in Park County continues to increase as the population rises, but there are tensions with accommodating residents struggling to find or afford a home in Park
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CODY — Housing demand in Park County continues to increase as the population rises, but there are tensions with accommodating residents struggling to find or afford a home in Park
CODY — Housing demand in Park County continues to increase as the population rises, but there are tensions with accommodating residents struggling to find or afford a home in Park
By Wendy Corr, Cowboy State Daily It’s a seller’s market. That’s what Wyoming real estate agents are saying after an influx of out-of-state buyers has all but decimated the available properties in the last year. For example, in Cody, there are 193 active licensed realtors – but only 20 available residential properties in the city limits. Jake Ivanoff, president of the Northwest Wyoming Board of Realtors, said rather than a buyer’s market, in which the supply is greater than the demand, it’s now a seller’s market. “A year ago, up to even eight months ago, I was still hesitant...
It’s a seller’s market. That’s what Wyoming real estate agents are saying after an influx of out-of-state buyers has all but decimated the available properties in the last year. For example, in Cody, there are 193 active licensed realtors – but only 20 available residential properties in the city limits. Jake Ivanoff, president of the Northwest Wyoming Board of Realtors, said rather than a buyer’s market, in which the supply is greater than the demand, it’s now a seller’s market. “A year ago, up to even eight months ago, I was still hesitant to call it, you know, a seller’s ...