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The current, inventory starved, real estate market in Summit County that has pushed overall home prices higher is, as you would expect, making the price of entry level, second homes higher too. 100% ownership for $100,000 that was possible a few years back is non-existent these days. A more reasonable starting point would be $300,000. […]
Currently there are three passes that will grant you access to all the Summit County ski areas and a few just outside the county border; the Epic Pass, Copper Pass & Loveland Pass. The Epic Pass offers access to all the Vail Resorts properties. It includes Breck, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek and A-Basin. The Copper Mountain Pass is either a single mountain […]
We’re still telling the same real estate story we were last year. Inventory is low which is pushing prices higher, and inventory will continue to drop through the end of the year. Low Inventory As of November 18th we have just 355 residential properties on the market in Summit County. That’s 11% fewer properties than […]
$20 will get you a parade in Summit County for the next two weekends. The Summit County Parade of Homes runs this weekend, September 23rd & 24th, and next weekend, September 30th & October 1st. For just $20 you can tour 17 amazing homes across the county. I’m sure the homes will impress but if they […]
2016 was very much a seller’s market; very tight inventory and rising prices. Buyers struggled to find properties, often compromising or waiting. Indecisive or out of town buyers often missed properties as they were snatched up by ready buyers. More properties than usual seemed to come back on the market because quick acting buyers, after […]
2015 was a year of significant improvement in the Copper Mountain real estate market. Copper started the year in an extreme buyer’s market but thanks to a great summer and fall, ended the year in a balanced market. Sales numbers were up 29.7% over 2014. Median sale price increased as did the list to sales price ratio, […]
We were reluctant to ski on a Saturday but Copper Mountain was reporting 32″ of snow in the last week. We had to go. With only 3 lifts open we knew the lines would be long, and they were. We headed up the Eagle after waiting for what seemed like a really long time in the singles […]
How much you will pay for season passes changes every year at every resort. Here’s a run down of season pass prices for 2007-2008. Copper Mountain This year Copper Mountain has partnered with both Winter Park and Steamboat for a variety of types of passes at various prices. It makes for a confusing array of prices for […]
Do you have any idea what it means for our ski resorts to be wind powered? I visualized many big wind turbines sitting on top of the ski mountains. We get enough wind sometimes that it could work! Can you see wind turbines all across the top of the Ten Mile Range? It makes me […]
Hannah, the resident yellow lab, and her sidekick Buddha, a fiercely happy chihuahua, are the welcoming committee at the Hotel Frisco, a small boutique hotel on Main Street in our mountain town of Frisco, Colorado. Mark and Mary Waldman, refugees from Silicon Valley California, are the inn keepers, and you will not find better hosts! They and […]
101 Main St, #109, PO Box 4115 Frisco, CO 80443
