Condominium median
$450,000
$787,404 in 2026 money
Mammoth Lakes in 2004
A condominium sold for a median of $450,000 — $787,404 in today’s money, 1% below where it stands now. The Mammoth Times ran 1,213 stories we can still read.
Snowfall
349"
season total at the main lodge
Housing approved
169
residential units authorised
Lodging tax
$9,060,594
collected by the Town
What happened
- Building & developmentVillage in operation drives a resale surge
The first full winter with the Village, gondola, transit hub, restaurants and shops in operation brought visitors face to face with the new Mammoth.
Besides the excitement over the Village, why is the market surging again?
RE/MAX Mammoth Broker's Report →
What the paper was writing about
Headlines only, linked to the Mammoth Times. We read the Internet Archive’s copies and cite the paper; the words are theirs.
- 08-04Skate Park Gets a Home, Maybe
- 08-04Skate Park Gets a Home, Maybe
- 08-04Mammoth Lakes Rotary Club Foundation Auction
- 08-11Going the Distance
- 09-01OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
- 09-08Pinning Down Accountability in Mono County
- 10-06A Voter's Guide to the 2004 Election
- 10-13October 2004
- 10-20Candidate Statements
- 10-27Candidate Statements
- 11-10Salaiz Sentenced to Five Years
- 11-10Salaiz Sentenced to Five Years
- 12-01December 2004
- 12-29December 2004-January 2005
1199 more stories from 2004 are in the corpus.
The ground
24 recorded earthquakes of magnitude 2.5 or greater in the Long Valley Caldera, the largest at M3.8.