Short-term rental licensing continues to be a key consideration for buyers and owners in Summit County, particularly in the Upper Blue Basin. The most recent data provides helpful insight into how the waitlist is moving—and what that may mean for prospective STR investors.

As of the …

Waiting for a Slice of Summit: Navigating the New STR Waitlist in the Upper Blue Basin

You're likely aware that Summit County has officially rolled out the STR (Short‑Term Rental) waitlist service, and the Upper Blue Basin is one of the first to go live. You can now view …

Having a broker who understands the STR landscape is critical, here is my status update on Short Term Rentals in Summit County.

BRECKENRIDGE

• Town limits divided into 4 zones

• Resort zone – unlimited licenses available

• Zone …

What to expect for the rest of 2022 and beyond

The last 24 months has certainly been quite the roller coaster in the Summit County real estate market. From the easing of lockdown in June 2020 to the beginning of 2022, the market was on a remarkable …

It was with some trepidation that I went to the Breckenridge Town Council work session yesterday that amongst other things discussed the short-term rental regulations that have been a focal point of town affairs for over a year.

My previous post dated May 26th 2022 …

The current Short Term Rental situation in Summit County

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 …

Yesterday the Summit County Commissioners approved an ordinance creating a new short-term rental license structure. The Ordinance will go for a final reading and vote on December 16^th. If approved, the Moratorium on current permits will expire, and the new Ordinance will take effect. 

If you …