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  • Summit County Real Estate out performs Vail, but not Aspen

    Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

    Summit weathers real estate slump with some big transactions
    Local real estate performed better than Eagle, Garfield counties
    By Robert Allen
    Summit Daily News
    SUMMIT COUNTY — The local real estate market in 2009 took a hit similar to nearby counties, but a few large transactions helped to soften the blow.
    The $107 million sale of Copper Mountain and the [...]

  • Vail Valley real-estate sales failed to reach $1 billion in 2009

    Saturday, February 6th, 2010

    Real-estate sales in Eagle County failed to top $1 billion for 2009 for the first time since 1996…
    …With 12 months of data now available, real-estate sales in 2009 were 42 percent down from 2008. The sales volume was even farther off the 2008 numbers, down 60 percent. Total sales volume for 2009 was just less [...]

  • Local real-estate market could be worse; recovery is uncertain

    Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

    Local real-estate market could be worse; recovery is uncertain
    Local Realtors’ perspectives vary on whether market has bottomed out
    By Robert Allen
    Summit Daily News
    Thursday, January 21, 2010
    SUMMIT COUNTY — After two years of falling prices and transactions for local real estate, local experts aren’t sure whether the Summit County market has hit its lowest point.
    “We probably have [...]

  • Summit County, Colorado Sees Increase In Foreclosures

    Friday, January 15th, 2010

    Local Property Foreclosures Up, But Well Below State And Nation
    Some 300 properties enter foreclosure process in 2009
    By Robert Allen
    Summit Daily News
    Friday, January 15, 2010
    SUMMIT COUNTY — The local property foreclosure rate for 2009 is up about 63 percent from 2008, but it’s only a few hundred homes and local Realtors aren’t especially concerned…
    …Of Summit County’s [...]

  • Largest Real Estate Sale in Breckenridge & Summit County History

    Sunday, January 10th, 2010

    This January, real estate in Breckenridge showed incredible signs of life with the largest residential sale in Summit County history. The ski-in / ski-out home at 382 Timber Trail Road sold for $1262/sq. ft. for a new record high price of $8,285,000 – a big jump up from the previous residential real estate record [...]

  • The Breckenridge real estate market is among the strongest!

    Thursday, August 13th, 2009

    “The Breckenridge real estate market is among the strongest in the entire United States, and even in the remarkably stable state of Colorado. Breckenridge is a resort community, meaning that there are almost no commercial or industrial properties to be considered in the overall Breckenridge real estate market. The residential portion of Breckenridge has proven [...]

  • Breck 150

    Thursday, August 13th, 2009

    Breckenridge is celebrating it’s 150 th birthday!! for detail about this event go to Breck150.com.

  • Understanding Real Estate Foreclosures, the Lien Process

    Thursday, June 18th, 2009

    When you are looking at buying a real estate that is in foreclosure in the Breckenridge area, it is very important to fully understand the lien process. How it works and what options lien holders have if another lien holder, be it a junior or senior lien holder, has. In a recent article in the [...]

  • Summit County Home Assesments

    Wednesday, June 17th, 2009

    I read this Opinion written on Summitdaily.com and thought it was important for our community to know about. As I mentioned it is just one persons point of view and there is a link at the end of the article to it, where over 80 people have commented giving there opinions as well.
    “Dear Madame [...]

  • Summit County & Breckenridge Real Estate Market Update - 1st Quarter Report

    Thursday, April 16th, 2009

    It’s a good time to be a buyer in Breckenridge Real Estate!
    It’s still hard to get used to, but the Summit County & Breckenridge real estate market is officially soft.  Local attractions for investors (like a great town, great skiing, & diminishing vacant land) are still in place, but listings are stacking up. Along with [...]

  • 2008 Second-Home Sales Decline; More Buyers Pay Cash

    Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

    WASHINGTON, March 30, 2009
    The combination of vacation- and investment-home sales slipped to 30 percent of all existing- and new-home transactions in 2008, according to the National Association of Realtors®.
    However, more than four out of 10 investment buyers and more than three in 10 vacation-home buyers paid cash for their properties, with large percentages indicating [...]

  • Marriott to Build at Keystone

    Saturday, July 21st, 2007

    KEYSTONE - In five years, Keystone’s River Run base area will take on a new appearance with the River Run Gondola stretched across the Snake River against the backdrop of a new five-story timeshare development.
    The Snake River Planning Commission unanimously approved Marriott Vacation Club International’s site plan last Thursday for the Grand Residences at Keystone, [...]

  • Breck Outlines Build-Out Vision

    Wednesday, January 10th, 2007

    By Bob Berwyn - January 10, 2007
    BRECKENRIDGE — Ski area executives touted their vision of a conceptual plan for build-out of the country’s second-busiest ski area at a town council work session Tuesday night, outlining a slew of upgrades and improvements to existing lifts and trails, as well additional snowmaking and a new terrain pod [...]

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