Condominium median
$465,000
$787,156 in 2026 money
Mammoth Lakes in 2005
A condominium sold for a median of $465,000 — $787,156 in today’s money, 1% below where it stands now. The Mammoth Times ran 289 stories we can still read.
Snowfall
570"
season total at the main lodge
Housing approved
478
residential units authorised
Lodging tax
$9,519,445
collected by the Town
What happened
- The mountainStarwood Capital acquires Mammoth Mountain
Barry Sternlicht's Starwood Capital announced on October 5, 2005 the purchase of a controlling interest in Mammoth Mountain Ski Area and associated real estate.
the past forty-day period has been one of, if not, the busiest period Mammoth real estate has ever experienced
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.
- 01-05The Year in Review 2004
- 01-05Gigs and Beats, Discoveries
- 01-12Mind Over Mammoth
- 02-0235th Annual SnowSports Show Lands in Las Vegas
- 03-02The Mammoth Times
- 03-02Gigs and Beats, Discoveries
- 03-09Working for a Living Part 3
- 03-09The Mammoth Times
- 03-16Wildlife in the Eastern Sierra
- 04-20Sierra Classic Theatre Presents "The Mousetrap"
- 05-19The Mammoth Times
- 09-06The Mammoth Times
- 09-06The Mammoth Times
- 11-21The Mammoth Times
275 more stories from 2005 are in the corpus.
The ground
34 recorded earthquakes of magnitude 2.5 or greater in the Long Valley Caldera, the largest at M4.0.