Understanding where the real estate market stands is key for both buyers and sellers. Right now, many clients are asking me: “Is Summit County in a balanced market, or has it shifted to favor buyers?” Let’s start with a quick breakdown.
A balanced …
View MoreBreckenridge, Colorado, is renowned for its picturesque mountain views, vibrant town atmosphere, and world-class skiing opportunities. For ski enthusiasts, the ultimate convenience lies in ski-in, ski-out neighborhoods, offering direct access to the slopes. These neighborhoods not only provide unparalleled proximity to Breckenridge Ski Resort but also deliver a lifestyle centered …
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As promised, I would like to provide some advance information regarding Buyer Representation.
The recent NAR regulations are focused on enhancing transparency around how compensation and commissions work in real estate transactions. I believe this is a …
On this blustery day in the mountains, I wanted to take a moment to help explain the recent NAR Settlement – Real Estate Commissions
No doubt there are many of you have been reading about the class action lawsuit settlement between the National Assoc of Realtors and the plaintiffs …
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The short term rental (STR) `topic in Summit County has been a hot one for the past year or so and current developments mean that this will continue to be the source of discussion and debate for the …
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There has been a lot of talk in recent months about how the structural shift in the real estate market is playing out geographically. When a trend becomes more engrained in the market it is not unusual for a term to be coined to reference …
View MoreWith Breckenridge opening up for some business activity this week, there is a noticeable amount of increased traffic on the streets and foot traffic on the sidewalks. Whilst nothing like the normal amount of people it does mark a shift from the previous 6 - 7 weeks.
The new …
View MoreView MoreI found these articles that I read over the weekend interesting. Let me know your thoughts as it is always very good to get feedback.
COVID-19 paused the housing market. What happens next?
Reports suggest home prices are unlikely to move.https://apple.news/Ai-NZQg2AS7GE4Ji2xr7QNg
Americans at all wealth levels down …
Whilst the summer selling season has been very active and pricing has shown growth, single family +14% and multi family +8%, it is interesting to note that total volume of sales for 2019 versus 2018 (YTD) is only up 1%. August transactions were down 261 from 2018 representing a decline …
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