Condominium median
$249,750
$458,977 in 2026 money
Mammoth Lakes in 2002
A condominium sold for a median of $249,750 — $458,977 in today’s money, 43% below where it stands now. The Mammoth Times ran 410 stories we can still read.
Snowfall
300"
season total at the main lodge
Housing approved
45
residential units authorised
Lodging tax
$6,629,643
collected by the Town
What happened
- Building & developmentVillage at Mammoth and gondola open
The Village at Mammoth's first buildings and the Village gondola came into service for the 2002-03 winter, transforming the town's core.
Sales levels (dollar volume) may be at an all time high.
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.
- 01-31Owens Valley Fish Report - Cold Temps Mean Fair Fishing
- 03-14Signing on the Line for Mammoth's Future
- 03-21In a 1934 Plymouth - Mammoth Team Enters 2002 Great Race
- 03-21Take to the Sky - "Kitesnowboard" Style
- 04-04Bella - Our Local Gossip Column
- 04-04All the Sides of Wild - A Wilderness Primer for the Eastern Sierra
- 04-25Fishing Opener Advertising
- 05-02Under Cover - Sunshine, Shopping and No Snow!
- 08-15Village Gondola
- 08-29Trade Secrets -
- 10-10Alpine Stove & Mercantile
- 10-10Water-Gathering Issues
- 12-05Mountain Town News - What's Going on in Other Alpine Communities
- 12-19Boning Up for Ski Season
396 more stories from 2002 are in the corpus.
What was advertised
- $58,500DOUBLEWIDE MODULAR LG. 2-BD Sierra Holiday #12, open beams forced air heat woodstove $58,500. Renee 934-2411. Return to index Copyright 1990-2002 Mammoth TimesMammoth Times →
The ground
46 recorded earthquakes of magnitude 2.5 or greater in the Long Valley Caldera, the largest at M3.8.