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Spring Fly Fishing on the Snake River at the Bar-B-Bar Ranches
The centerpiece of the Jackson Hole watershed, the magnificent Snake River is a deeply unique fishery. Surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery in the American West, this waterway...
Why is Jackson Hole So Expensive?
Jackson Hole is so expensive because 97% plus of the land is public. Coupled with being the most tax-friendly state, it is a highly desirable place to live.
Live Water Properties Celebrates Top Producing Brokers and Record Year at National Conference
JACKSON HOLE, WYO (April 24, 2019) – Live Water Properties recently announced a record 2018 and honored top producing brokers Tom Hilley of Missoula, MT and Latham Jenkins of Jackson,...
Forbes – A Charming Food Festival, Craft Brews, And Terrific Thai: Your Weekend Guide To Jackson Hole
“It’s easy to see why Jackson Hole is consistently ranked as the country’s top skiing and snowboarding destination. There’s the obvious (and infamous) steeps and deeps. This snow is naturally...
Restored Hand-Hewn Cabins: A Test of Time
Dilapidated cabins memorialize a bygone era of the West. They dot the landscape, weathered, battered by the elements, yet still standing, a testament to the care and craftsmanship of...
Great Value in Teton Village – Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Located in the original neighborhood of Teton Village, now referred to as the "Old Village," and developed during the early days of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. First platted in 1967,...
Jackson Hole’s 2018-19 Winter Primer
Winter primer fo the 2018-19 season in Jackson Hole. Learn about what's new at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, things to do and what is new on restaurant scene.
Wall Street Journal Quotes Latham Jenkins
Wall Street Journal quotes Latham Jenkins in an article about a Jackson Hole home that has utilized indigenous materials that fit with the area's setting.
Wall Street Journal taps Jackson Hole Realtor Latham Jenkins for expertise
It’s not every day a Pulitzer-Prize winning, national newspaper like the Wall Street Journal turns to an established local agent for insight on the real estate scene.
