Cost of homeownership in Wyoming
State averages from Census ACS, energy costs from DOE EIA, and appreciation from FHFA. County-level detail is below.
Home price trend
FHFA House Price Index, quarterly.
Most expensive counties
- 1.Teton County$1,137,500
- 2.Sheridan County$342,400
- 3.Sublette County$339,400
- 4.Park County$329,500
- 5.Lincoln County$325,500
- 6.Johnson County$296,200
- 7.Laramie County$295,800
- 8.Albany County$291,500
- 9.Crook County$270,600
- 10.Converse County$251,700
Most affordable counties
- 1.Platte County13.5%
- 2.Hot Springs County13.7%
- 3.Carbon County14.1%
- 4.Converse County14.1%
- 5.Washakie County14.3%
- 6.Weston County14.3%
- 7.Sweetwater County14.4%
- 8.Lincoln County14.6%
- 9.Uinta County14.9%
- 10.Big Horn County14.9%
DOE EIA residential average.
Residential baseline.
IRS SOI, state-level avg.
All counties in Wyoming
- Laramie County
- Natrona County
- Campbell County
- Sweetwater County
- Fremont County
- Albany County
- Sheridan County
- Park County
- Teton County
- Uinta County
- Lincoln County
- Carbon County
- Converse County
- Goshen County
- Big Horn County
- Sublette County
- Platte County
- Johnson County
- Washakie County
- Crook County
- Weston County
- Hot Springs County
- Niobrara County
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to own a home in Wyoming?
Based on Census ACS, the state average home value in Wyoming is $291,909, with median annual property tax around $1,571. Your actual cost depends on county and property.
What is the property tax in Wyoming?
Property tax rates vary by county. Wyoming's state average sits at roughly $1,571 per year on a median home. See county-level pages for local rates.
How fast are home prices appreciating in Wyoming?
FHFA House Price Index data shows Wyoming appreciating 2.3% over the last year and 43.0% over the last five years.
Is homeownership high in Wyoming?
Wyoming's homeownership rate is 73.7% (Census ACS). The share of owner-occupied units varies widely across counties.