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What are the best housing markets in Wyoming for 2007?

Answer:

If you are planning to move to Wyoming, you will undoubtedly want to learn some things about the Wyoming housing markets.

Wyoming, America's least populous state and home to Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park, is perhaps the only state in America where the Federal Government owns nearly half of all the land.

The Wyoming housing markets (that is, in the other half of the state) have been influenced by the same things the

rest of the nation dealt with during 2007, and foreclosures and market indicators reflect that. According to trulia.com, the following five Wyoming counties showed the most activity during recent months.

Albany: Average listing price = $275,128
Campbell: Average listing price = $293,434
Laramie: Average listing price = $252,154
Natrona: Average listing price = $265,250
Teton: Average listing price = $1,984,923