Check out these real estate trends for Summit County - September 2020.
September 2020 - Single Family Real Estate Sales

September 2020 - Condo and Townhome Real Estate Sales

Check out these real estate trends for Summit County - September 2020.
September 2020 - Single Family Real Estate Sales

September 2020 - Condo and Townhome Real Estate Sales

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 MoreIn the economy, whenever there is stress in one part of the market, there are always winners and unfortunately losers. From the pandemic, there are three primary winners in ski real estate.
Land: I have been surprised to see raw …
View MoreAs we move into the latter part of the summer, the heat in the real estate market shows no sign of abating. And we are not the only area that is experiencing the uptick in activity. The Denver Metro area that makes up a large part of our real estate …
View MoreMY PERSONAL REAL ESTATE INSIGHTS FOR THE NEXT 12+ MONTHS
The past 4-6 weeks have certainly been a very interesting time in the Summit County real estate market. Signaled by the opening of short-term rentals and the easing of COVID restrictions, activity in real estate …
View MoreFurther to my post from May 5th, there is increasing news being published and articles written about the forecast that workers will be asked to work from home as the office model does not allow for adequate social distancing. Glen …
View MoreApril 2020 Market Analysis
Please note that Land Title data comes from actual recorded transactions at the County Clerk and Recorder’s Office for that particular month. The information is not directly related to MLS data. The data is an unofficial tabulation of Summit County Records …
With 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 …