Live steps from Main Street in Breckenridge! This Panorama Alpine studio condo is located right off of Main St. Not only can you leave your car parked in your reserved spot, but you can also walk to the Quicksilver Chairlift! ❄️
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Back on the Market – Breckenridge, CO Condo!
JUST LISTED
One of the most affordable condos in Summit County!
*Back on the market at NO fault of the Sellers*
$425,000
37 Hummingbird Dr. 5A/6A
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Get all of the benefits of tiny home living with a Breckenridge zip code! This compact but efficient 2 bed Tyrollean Terrace condo is one of the the most affordable in Summit! You can either create the perfect home office or sleep additional loved ones! In addition to the highly functional floorplan, it has a charming fireplace to enjoy on snowy nights. It is conveniently located on the bus line and close to downtown. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the best of what Breck has to offer!
- 2 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom
- 583 sqft
- Nice views of Breckenridge Resort across the Valley
- Great layout with wonderful fireplace
- Fresh paint throughout
- Close to bus stop and downtown Breckenridge
- Great hiking trails close to home
- HOA dues: $334/mo. and include cable TV, common area maintenance, common area taxes, insurance, heat, gas, internet/wifi, snow removal, trash pick up, sewer / water.
For your private showing or more information please contact me:
Pending! Tyra Summit Condo
Pending!
*Under Contract in less than 24 hours!
$1,025,000
800 Four O’Clock Rd. #B1A
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Ski-In/Ski-Out!
Looking to call Breckenridge home? Check out this stylish mountain modern ski-in ski-out condo just in time for ski season! After a day on the slopes, ski right up to your deck from the 4 O’Clock run. In the summer, enjoy the trails or relax watching wildlife.With an open and spacious floorpan as well as tons of nice updates throughout, this condo is sure to impress! Underground parking, pool/hot tub and a W/D are great perks! This unit is also close to downtown Breck with its wonderful shops and restaurants.
- 2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms
- Ski-In/Ski-Out!
- Large patio right off of 4 O’Clock run.
- Great open layout!
- Nice updates throughout with a a mountain modern style.
- Close to downtown Breckenridge.
- Underground parking
- Clubhouse with pool/hot tub!
- Laundry in unit!
- Dues $752/mo. and include cable TV/Internet, common area maintenance, common area taxes, water / sewer, trash pick up, clubhouse, snow removal, and insurance.
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Mid-August 2021 Market Stats Update
Here is where you can find all the latest info on the Summit County, CO market from Anne & Danielle of The Skinner Team. Including our market stats video series and information compiled by the Land Title Guarantee Company.
A Review of Mid-August 2021 Market Stats Info:
Below is the market analysis report for the month of June. The market continues to be unique with high prices (there were 77 properties that sold for $1M and above in June), low inventory and high demand. 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.
- Market Analysis by Area for June 2021: There were a total of 285 transactions and $296,954,321 in monetary volume. The average transaction price for all 18 reported areas, plus Deed Restricted transactions, was $1,071,749, average residential price was $1,042,381 and average residential PSF was $679.
- Market Analysis by Area YTD 2021 (6 Months): There were a total of 1338 transactions totaling $1,272,111,726 in monetary volume. Average transaction price was $979,600, average residential price was $1,030,242 and average residential PPF was $634.
- Market Snapshot for FULL Years 2021 vs 2020: Average Indicators for $: Single Family +15%, Multi- Family +15% and Vacant Land +13%. Median Indicators for Single Family +14%, Multi- Family +15% and Vacant Land +20%.
- Market Analysis % Change YTD June 2021: Monetary volume in June 2021 was up 176% from June 2020. Transactions were up 136% from June 2020. YTD 2021 $ volume is pacing 134% up and transactions are up 92% from YTD 2020.
- Residential Cost Analysis: Residential volume in June had 245 transactions with $255,383,421 gross volume. There were 77 properties that sold for $1M and above in June. There were 91 Single Family, 154 Multi-Family and 9 Vacant Land transactions.
- Average Price History by Type-YTD 2021: Average price for residential Single Family: $1,597,670, Multi- Family: $700,419 and Vacant Land: $415,087.
- Comparative Historical Cost Analysis Comparison 2021-2020-2019: YTD 2021, there were 1080 residential transactions and $1,112,661,444 gross $ volume with 356 properties selling for over $1M. In 2020, there were 561 transactions with $468,357,923 gross $ volume with 145 properties selling for over $1M. In 2019, 749 transactions with $615,801,873 gross $ volume with 172 properties selling for over $1M.
- Top Lender Analysis June 2021: There were 656 loans in June, 193 loans were related to sales, there were 275 REFI’s and 188 loans were timeshare related. 37% of the real estate closings were cash transactions.
- Market Highlights: Please see page 11 of the Market Analysis– Note the the higher priced sale in June 2021 in Breckenridge at $17,000,000. The top priced PSF was in Breckenridge, the same sale at $2,335.
- Purchaser Profile Abstract: There were 87 upper end sales in June 2021. Our buyers for real estate transactions for June 2021: Local buyers at 27%, with the Front Range demographic at 45% and 28% are out of state buyers with 0% International. There is a graph included showing demographic trends through 2013 on page 17.
Thank you for your continued loyalty to Land Title.
Please reach out with any questions.
Brooke Roberts
Historical Summit County Market Analysis
Click here for Archived Summit County Market Analysis
Land Title December- Year End 2020 Market Analysis
33 Year Residential Average Price Graph
33 Year Residential Appreciation Graph
33 Year Residential Total Sales Graph
4th Quarter Commercial Sales 2020
July 2021 Market Stats Update
Here is where you can find all the latest info on the Summit County, CO market from Anne & Danielle of The Skinner Team. Including our market stats video series and information compiled by the Land Title Guarantee Company.
A Review of July 2021 Market Stats Info:
Below is the market analysis report for the month of June. The market continues to be unique with high prices (there were 77 properties that sold for $1M and above in June), low inventory and high demand. 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.
- Market Analysis by Area for June 2021: There were a total of 285 transactions and $296,954,321 in monetary volume. The average transaction price for all 18 reported areas, plus Deed Restricted transactions, was $1,071,749, average residential price was $1,042,381 and average residential PSF was $679.
- Market Analysis by Area YTD 2021 (6 Months): There were a total of 1338 transactions totaling $1,272,111,726 in monetary volume. Average transaction price was $979,600, average residential price was $1,030,242 and average residential PPF was $634.
- Market Snapshot for FULL Years 2021 vs 2020: Average Indicators for $: Single Family +15%, Multi- Family +15% and Vacant Land +13%. Median Indicators for Single Family +14%, Multi- Family +15% and Vacant Land +20%.
- Market Analysis % Change YTD June 2021: Monetary volume in June 2021 was up 176% from June 2020. Transactions were up 136% from June 2020. YTD 2021 $ volume is pacing 134% up and transactions are up 92% from YTD 2020.
- Residential Cost Analysis: Residential volume in June had 245 transactions with $255,383,421 gross volume. There were 77 properties that sold for $1M and above in June. There were 91 Single Family, 154 Multi-Family and 9 Vacant Land transactions.
- Average Price History by Type-YTD 2021: Average price for residential Single Family: $1,597,670, Multi- Family: $700,419 and Vacant Land: $415,087.
- Comparative Historical Cost Analysis Comparison 2021-2020-2019: YTD 2021, there were 1080 residential transactions and $1,112,661,444 gross $ volume with 356 properties selling for over $1M. In 2020, there were 561 transactions with $468,357,923 gross $ volume with 145 properties selling for over $1M. In 2019, 749 transactions with $615,801,873 gross $ volume with 172 properties selling for over $1M.
- Top Lender Analysis June 2021: There were 656 loans in June, 193 loans were related to sales, there were 275 REFI’s and 188 loans were timeshare related. 37% of the real estate closings were cash transactions.
- Market Highlights: Please see page 11 of the Market Analysis– Note the the higher priced sale in June 2021 in Breckenridge at $17,000,000. The top priced PSF was in Breckenridge, the same sale at $2,335.
- Purchaser Profile Abstract: There were 87 upper end sales in June 2021. Our buyers for real estate transactions for June 2021: Local buyers at 27%, with the Front Range demographic at 45% and 28% are out of state buyers with 0% International. There is a graph included showing demographic trends through 2013 on page 17.
Thank you for your continued loyalty to Land Title.
Please reach out with any questions.
Brooke Roberts
Historical Summit County Market Analysis
Click here for Archived Summit County Market Analysis
Land Title December- Year End 2020 Market Analysis
33 Year Residential Average Price Graph
33 Year Residential Appreciation Graph
33 Year Residential Total Sales Graph
4th Quarter Commercial Sales 2020
Mountain Events: July 4th 2021
Friday, July 2nd
Dillon’s Farmers Market: 9a – 2p Lodgepole St. Dillon
Family Turf Time: 12p – 6p Stephen C West Ice Arena, Breckenridge
Kingdom Park Strider Bike Race: 4p – 6p
Red, White, & Brews: Various events including 2 nights of live music, Copper Mountain
Frisco’s Fabulous 4th: Chalk Artists on Main Street
July First Friday – Concert @ Rainbow Park: 6p – 9p Rainbow Park, Silverthorne
Lettuce @ the Dillon Amphitheater: 6:15p Dillon
Drive-In Movie, Independence Day: (Limited tickets): 8:30p CMC Breckenridge
Arapahoe Basin Summer Activities!
Saturday, July 3rd
Breckenridge Car Cruise: 10a – 11:30a (North end of town, ends at Town Hall)
Drive-In Movie, A League of Their Own: 8:30p CMC Breckenridge
Lettuce @ the Dillon Amphitheater: 4:45p Dillon
Frisco’s Fabulous 4th: Chalk Artists on Main Street
Red, White, & Brews: Various events including 2 nights of live music, Copper Mountain
Arapahoe Basin Summer Activities!
Sunday, July 4th
4th of July with the National Repertory Orchestra: 10a – 12p Rainbow Park Silverthorne
Frisco’s Fabulous 4th: Bikes and Barks parade, and more!
Arapahoe Basin Summer Activities!
Breckenridge July 4th! Including parade, Firecracker 50 and more!
Colorado Symphony @ Dillon Amphitheater: 4p Dillon
Mountain Events: Jun. 25 – 27
*Check weather before any plans this weekend. It’s always a great idea, but storms predicted for this weekend.
**Reminder that Summit County enters Stage 2 fire restrictions on Friday, June 25th.
Friday, June 25th
Dillon Farmer’s Market: 9am Lodgepole St., Dillon
30 Minute Art: 11am Old Masonic Hall, Breckenridge
Wildfire Townhall: 11am Online Events
Bike, Brews, & Tunes: 3:30p Frisco Historic Park to Copper Mountain
Summit Community Orchestra: 6:30pm Silverthorne Performing Arts Center (outdoor stage)
Free Dillon Amphitheater Concert – Los Texmaniacs: 7:30pm Dillon Amphitheater
Aerial Adventure Park at Arapahoe Basin Opens
Saturday, June 26th
Live Painting: 1pm Breckenridge Gallery
Yappy Hour: 2pm Downhill Duke’s Copper Mountain
Comedy Night: 7pm Broken Compass Brewery Airport Road location
Free Dillon Amphitheater Concert – Robert Randolph Band: 7:30pm Dillon Amphitheater
Arapahoe Basin Daily Activities
Breckenridge Epic Discovery Activities
Sunday, June 27th
Family Turf Time: 7:30a Stephen C West Ice Arena, Breckenridge
BBQ & Bingo: 3pm Copper Mountain
Woodward WreckTriangle: Copper Mountain Activity
Mountain Events: 6/18 – 6/20/2021
Friday, June 18th
Bikes, Brews & Tunes: 3:30pm Copper Mountain
Summer Drive-In, A Biker’s Ballad: 8:30p Colorado Mountain College, Breckenridge
Saturday, June 19th
Stump the Recycling Experts: 9am Frisco Recycling Center
Historic Petting Zoo: 10am Dillon Schoolhouse Museum
How Summit lost Pet Rescue Rescues Pets: 10am North Branch Library, Silverthorne
Language as Sculpture: 1pm Old Masonic Hall, Breckenridge
Summer Drive-In, Juneteenth Outdoor Shorts: 8:30p Colorado Mountain College, Breckenridge
Sunday, June 20th
Family Turf Time : 9am Stephen C West Ice Arena, Breckenridge
Silverthorne Art Stroll: 12pm Along the Blue River Trail, Silverthorne
Vaccine Clinic & Dinner: 5:30pm Father Dyer Church, Breckenridge
Market Stats Update December 2020
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!
- Market Analysis by Area for November 2020: There were a total of 394 transactions and $355,464,800 in monetary volume. The average transaction price for all 18 reported areas, plus Deed Restricted transactions was $915,271, average residential price was $936,442 and average residential PSF was $564.
- YTD 2020 Market Analysis by Area (11 months): There were a total of 2517 transactions, and $2,082,384,786 in monetary volume. The average transaction price for all 18 reported areas was $847,634, average residential price was $904,779 and average residential PPF was $525.
- Market Snapshot for FULL Years 2020 vs 2019: Average Indicators for $: Single Family +9% change, Multi- Family +8% and Vacant Land 0%. Median Indicators for Single Family +12%, Multi- Family +9% and Vacant Land 6%.
- Market Analysis % Change YTD Year 2020: Monetary volume ($355,464,800) in November 2020 was up 111% from November 2019. Transactions (394) were up 71% from November 2019. YTD 2020 Monetary Volume is pacing 21% up from YTD 2019. YTD 2020 transactions are pacing 14% up to YTD 2019.
- Residential Cost Analysis: Residential volume in November had 329 transactions with $308,089,500 gross volume. There were 101 properties that sold for $1M and above in November. There were 114 Single Family, 215 Multi-Family and 36 Vacant Land transactions.
- Average Price History by Type- YTD Year 2020: Average price for residential Single Family: $1,376,229 Multi-family: $604,629 and Vacant Land: $346,417.
- Comparative Historical Cost Analysis Comparison YTD 2020-2019-2018: YTD 2020, there were 2054 residential transactions and $1,858,415,856 gross $ volume with 589 properties selling for over $1M. YTD 2019, there were 1741 transactions with $1,426,370,906 gross $ volume with 402 properties selling for over $1M. YTD 2018, there were 1847 transactions with $1,381,524,178 gross $ volume with 349 properties selling for over $1M.
- Top Lender Analysis November 2020: There were 810 loans in November. 272 loans were related to sales. There were 337 REFI’s and 201 loans were timeshare related. 31% of the real estate closings were cash transactions.
- Market Highlights: Please see page 11 of the Market Analysis- Note the the higher priced sale in November 2020 in the Woodmor area -Breckenridge at $4,000,000. The top priced PSF was in the One Ski Hill Place condos – Breck at $1,307.
- Foreclosures: There was one Foreclosure action in November 2020 compared to 8 in November 2019. There have been a total of 26 Foreclosure actions YTD 2020. There were no Bank sales in November.
- Purchaser Profile Abstract: Upper end sales were up in November with 108 compared to 98 in October. Our buyers for real estate transactions for November 2020: Front Range demographic at approx.. 47% of our market, 20% are “local” and 32% are out of state buyers with 0% International.
- Land Title New Development Summary: This (page 18) shows all the new construction each month, there were 39 in November compared to 28 in October.
Historical Summit County Market Analysis
Click here for Archived Summit County Market Analysis
Mountain Events: Nov. 20th – 22nd
Summit County is currently in Safer-At-Home Level Red due to increasing Covid-19 case counts. (Restaurants have a variance until Sunday evening.)
Please wear a mask, physically distance, and listen to local restrictions.
Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, Loveland, and Breckenridge are all open!
*Keystone and Breck require reservations. Be sure to know the procedures of the mountain you’re going to visit before you go. Indoor dining is limited in most as well.
Friday, November 20th
Co-Op Artist: SCUMUGS: 9a – 5p Ceramic Studio, lower level, Breckenridge
Shopping Extravaganza: Outlets at Silverthorne
Saturday, November 21st
Shopping Extravaganza: Outlets at Silverthorne
Sunday, November 22nd
Shopping Extravaganza: Outlets at Silverthorne
Some great local restaurants to consider grabbing take out after your safe physical distance activities!
- Highside Brewing – Frisco
- Red Buffalo Cafe – Silverthorne
- Blue River Bistro – Breckenridge
- SoupZon – Breckenridge
- Downstairs At Erics – Breckenridge
- Pure Kitchen – Frisco
- Hacienda Real – Frisco
- Dillon Dam Brewery – Dillon
- Nozawa – Dillon