Richard Realty

Northwest Wyoming

Five counties.One brokerage.

Richard Realty represents buyers and sellers across Park, Big Horn, Washakie, Hot Springs, and Fremont counties, Northwest Wyoming’s primary real estate markets.

Richard Realty · 1,138 homes sold across Northwest Wyoming

Sunset over the Absaroka Range with the switchbacks of the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway descending into Sunlight Basin, Park County, Wyoming

Park County

8 Communities15 REALTORS®

Shell Falls cascading through the Bighorn Mountain canyon in autumn

Big Horn County

13 Communities4 REALTORS®

The Worland Mammoth statue framed by autumn cottonwoods on Big Horn Avenue in Washakie County, Wyoming

Washakie County

4 Communities4 REALTORS®

Overlook of the Bighorn River bend and mineral hot spring terraces above Thermopolis in Hot Springs County, Wyoming

Hot Springs County

4 Communities4 REALTORS®

Golden aspens and sage meadow at the foot of the Wind River Mountains in Fremont County, Wyoming

Fremont County

6 Communities1 REALTOR®

Housing Market Pulse

Northwest Wyoming housing market

  • What does the Northwest Wyoming real estate market look like right now?
    Northwest Wyoming's residential markets are running in different directions right now. Park County and Big Horn County are leaning toward buyers, while Washakie County has tightened back toward sellers. Across these counties, about 323 homes are for sale and roughly 509 have closed over the last 12 months. Hot Springs County and Fremont County didn't have enough transactions reported for median data at this time — reach out to a Richard Realty agent for current local insights.
  • Which Northwest Wyoming county is the most affordable?
    Big Horn County and Washakie County are the most affordable Northwest Wyoming markets right now. Median sold prices over the last 12 months are about $250,450 in Big and $251,000 in Washakie. Park County runs notably higher at around $441,125 — Yellowstone-corridor demand tends to lift prices there. Hot Springs County and Fremont County didn't have enough transactions reported for median data at this time — reach out to a Richard Realty agent for current local insights.
  • What is the median sold price in each Northwest Wyoming county?
    Park County leads at around $441,125 over 390 sales in the last 12 months. Washakie County sits at $251,000 over 40 sales. Big Horn County comes in at $250,450 across 79 sales. Hot Springs County and Fremont County didn't have enough transactions reported for median data at this time — reach out to a Richard Realty agent for current local insights.
  • Is it a buyer's or seller's market in Northwest Wyoming right now?
    Park County is in a buyer-favored market with 7.0 months of supply. Big Horn County is in a strong buyer's market with 12.2 months of supply. Washakie County is in a seller-favored market with 4.5 months of supply. Hot Springs County and Fremont County didn't have enough transactions reported for median data at this time — reach out to a Richard Realty agent for current local insights.
  • How active is each county's housing market right now?
    Park County is the most active market with 228 residential listings for sale and 390 closings reported in the last 12 months. Big Horn County saw 79 closings with 80 listings on the market now. Washakie County runs lighter with 40 closings over the same period and 15 listings for sale today. Hot Springs County and Fremont County didn't have enough transactions reported for median data at this time — reach out to a Richard Realty agent for current local insights.