Congratulations to Danielle Connor, The Skinner Team’s new Buyer Specialist!
Danielle has been the Team’s transaction manager, but is excited for her next steps in Colorado Real Estate! Learn more with Anne and Danielle!
Congratulations to Danielle Connor, The Skinner Team’s new Buyer Specialist!
Danielle has been the Team’s transaction manager, but is excited for her next steps in Colorado Real Estate! Learn more with Anne and Danielle!
Here is where you can find all the latest info on the Summit County, CO market from Anne of The Skinner Team. Including our market stats video series and information compiled by the Land Title Guarantee Company.
A Review of December 2020 Market Stats Info:
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 that are believed to be reasonably accurate. If you choose to utilize this marketing information in any publications or websites, please make sure you are quoting Land Title as your source. You are welcome to utilize this link within your own websites.
November was another incredible month for real estate numbers in Summit County, pushing our gross volume over $2 Billion!
Historical Summit County Market Analysis
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This New Year’s Eve is a bit different than years past, but there are still endless ways to safely celebrate here in Summit County by enjoying the outdoors!
Some fun activities to consider:
Magic of Lights, Vail: *Tickets required*
Dillon Ice Castles: *Tickets required*
Silverthorne First Friday: Sledding, Maryland Creek Park *Friday, January 1st*
There are no fireworks this year in the County.
Summit County Activities to try:
(Always be mindful of where you are traveling in the side/backcountry and be prepared for avalanche terrain)
Here is where you can find all the latest info on the Summit County, CO market from Anne of The Skinner Team. Including our market stats video series and information compiled by the Land Title Guarantee Company.
A Review of December 1st – 15th, 2020 Market Stats Info:
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 that are believed to be reasonably accurate. If you choose to utilize this marketing information in any publications or websites, please make sure you are quoting Land Title as your source. You are welcome to utilize this link within your own websites.
October real estate in Summit County tops last months record with $360M in gross volume and 442 transactions!
Historical Summit County Market Analysis
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The 2020/2021 Season is underway!
Though state and local public health orders may change the outline of what to expect this season is being formed. Learn more about each resort below:
Key features of all Resorts are social distancing, face coverings, and organized lift lines. Some are requiring reservations others are not. Some will sell day of tickets and others will prioritize season pass holders. Be sure to research which mountain you want to visit!
Start your snow dances, well maybe not quite yet!
As of December 2, 2020 Summit County is still in Level Red. For full details about the current public health order be sure to check out summitcountyco.gov for the latest. Below are some of the key components to note as you come and spend time in Summit.
*Special Note to Short Term Rentals here.
The Basics: Summit County Public Health Order
Masks: Cloth face coverings are required in all indoor spaces open to the public and in all outdoor spaces where a minimum 6-foot physical distance from others can not be maintained.
Public and private gatherings: Gatherings of two or more people prohibited. The order does not prohibit gatherings of people who live together in the same residence.
High-risk populations: Stay at home.
Lodging and short term rentals: Lodging stays limited to a single household in any lodging unit, including short-term vacation rentals (STRs). A household is defined as the person or persons who live together in a single residence. The single-household limit applies to all lodging stays, including those for which reservations have already been made. Any existing reservations that include guests from two or more households must be changed or canceled to comply with the regulation. See additional guidance for owners and managers of STR properties.
Ski Areas: Ski areas must operate at reduced guest capacities. All retail, lodging and restaurant operations at resorts are subject to all closures and restrictions within the order listed for those sectors.
Restaurants: Indoor dining closed. Takeout, curbside pickup, delivery and to-go service permitted; outdoor dining allowed only with single-household groups at each table, spaced 6 feet apart. Sale of alcohol for on-premises consumption ends at 8 p.m. Takeout alcohol sales end at 10 p.m. On-premises consumption of alcohol by employees ends at 8 p.m.
Retail businesses: May operate at 50 percent of the posted occupancy limit and should offer enhanced options for curbside pickup, delivery and dedicated service hours for seniors and at-risk individuals.
Offices: 10 percent of posted occupancy limit; remote work strongly encouraged.
Gyms/fitness: 10 percent of indoor occupancy limit or 10 people per room, whichever is less; groups of 10 or less outdoors, maintaining 6 feet of distance between non-household contacts; reservations required for all services.
Organized youth and adult sports and camps: Virtual allowed; outdoors in groups of 10 or less, with 6 feet of distance between non-household contacts.
Personal services: 25 percent of posted occupancy limit or 25 people, whichever is less.
Schools: In-person learning suggested for preschool through fifth grade; in-person, hybrid or remote learning suggested for middle school; hybrid or remote suggested for high school.
Higher education: Remote suggested, limited in-person learning when necessary.
Child care: Open, with standard ratios.
Houses of worship and life rites: Operate at 25 percent of posted occupancy limit or 50 attendees, whichever is less.
Additional details on Level Red restrictions are available on the CDPHE website.
Happy Thanksgiving! 🙏
The Skinner Team wishes you and your loved ones a happy, safe, and healthy holiday. 💛
ℹ️ If visiting Summit County this weekend be sure to note the local Covid-19 restrictions, Summit County is in Level Red.
A Review of Mid-November 2020 Market Stats Info:
September 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 that are believed to be reasonably accurate. If you choose to utilize this marketing information in any publications or websites, please make sure you are quoting Land Title as your source. You are welcome to utilize this link within your own websites.
September 2020 real estate volume hit a new benchmark with $344M in gross volume with 384 transactions. When we were looking back to the very beginning of the Summit County record keeping back in 1987, there is no month that comes close to this September gross volume. The entire year of 1995 had the gross volume total of $339M.
Historical Summit County Market Analysis
Click here for Archived Summit County Market Analysis