Latham Jenkins ranks No. 1 in Wyoming on 2026 RealTrends list

Jackson Hole luxury broker Latham Jenkins earned the No. 1 spot among individual agents in Wyoming on the 2026 RealTrends Verified rankings, backed by $153.2 million in sales volume. The ranking highlights both his dominance in Wyoming luxury real estate and a market where inventory, pricing and buyer behavior continue to shift. Why it matters: - Latham Jenkins’ top ranking reinforces his position in Wyoming’s high-end residential market. - The result matters because Jackson Hole luxury deals often hinge on land, legacy, privacy and long-term wealth transfer, not just a sale price. - The ranking also comes as Wyoming’s broader housing market shows measurable change in inventory, pricing and price cuts. What happened: - Latham Jenkins, a luxury real estate broker with Live Water Properties, ranked No. 1 among individual agents in Wyoming in the 2026 RealTrends Verified rankings. - Jenkins posted $153.2 million in individual sales volume. - RealTrends released the rankings based on independently verified residential sales data from the 2025 calendar year. - Jenkins also ranked No. 1 in Wyoming in 2021, 2024, 2025 and 2026. - Jenkins ranked No. 2 in Wyoming in 2022 and 2023. The details: - Jenkins focuses on Jackson Hole’s rarest residential and land-based assets, including private estates, legacy ranches, conservation properties, riverfront holdings and architecturally significant mountain homes. - His work includes navigating conservation easements, ownership structures, land-use considerations and family succession goals. - Jenkins’ marketing approach uses cinematic video, photography, written storytelling and local context to frame each property as a narrative, not just a listing. - The campaign style highlights a property’s setting, history, architecture, land, water, wildlife and lifestyle. - Jenkins said Jackson Hole is not a transactional market at the highest level. - Jenkins said many client decisions involve generational assets tied to lifestyle, privacy, family, land and legacy. - Jenkins said buyers want properties that fit how they want to live, gather, retreat, recreate and pass something meaningful to the next generation. - To learn more about Jenkins, visit the Jackson Hole realtor profile . - The full rankings are available at RealTrends agent rankings . Between the lines: - Wyoming’s statewide market became more active over the tracking period, with single-family inventory rising 25% from 1,248 to 1,564 active listings. - The statewide median home price rose 6% to $478,000. - The average price per square foot jumped 45% to $471. - Price reductions rose from 25.00% to 27.43%, still below the roughly 35% level associated with a normal market. - Wyoming’s Market Action Index started the year at 41 and ended at 32, which still indicates seller-friendly conditions. - Jackson Hole’s ultra-luxury segment operates in a different tier from the broader state market, where scarce inventory and high-net-worth demand shape outcomes. What’s next: - Jenkins is likely to keep competing in Wyoming’s top tier as Jackson Hole’s luxury market remains supply constrained. - RealTrends rankings will continue to serve as a benchmark for agent performance across the country. - Buyers and sellers in the ultra-luxury segment will continue to rely on specialized guidance as land, ownership and legacy considerations stay central. The bottom line: - Jenkins remains one of Wyoming’s most dominant luxury brokers, and his latest No. 1 ranking shows that Jackson Hole’s elite market rewards specialized expertise, not volume alone.