July 2026 | The Skinner Team | Anne Skinner, Luxury Mountain Real Estate Expert
TL;DR
The Skinner Team closed 12 real estate transactions across Summit, Park, and Clear Creek counties in July 2026, totaling roughly $9.7 million in sales volume. The team also took on two new listings in Frisco and Silverthorne heading into August.
This Skinner Team July 2026 real estate recap covers a busy month across Summit County. Between closings in Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, Dillon, Fairplay, Hartsel, and Idaho Springs, our agents represented buyers and sellers across a wide range of price points, from a $12,500 land parcel to a $2.7 million single-family home. Here’s a look at what closed, who represented it, and what it means for anyone watching the Summit County real estate market heading into late summer.
The Skinner Team closed 12 unique transactions in July 2026, for a combined sales volume of approximately $9,679,000. One of those, a condo at 1650 Lakeview Terrace in Frisco, was a double-ended transaction with The Skinner Team representing both the buyer and the seller.
| Property | Side | Agent | Price | Closed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 621 Shekel Lane, Breckenridge | Buyer | Kat | $2,737,000 | July 2 |
| 114 Beaver Lodge Road #116, Frisco | Seller | Anne | $1,135,000 | July 9 |
| 247 Foxtail Court, Fairplay | Seller | Kat | $750,000 | July 14 |
| 1372 Turner Gulch Road, Hartsel | Seller | Emily | $16,000 | July 17 |
| 875 Four O’Clock Road D3, Breckenridge | Seller | Jocelyn | $760,000 | July 17 |
| 505 S Main Street #3304, Breckenridge | Buyer | Kat | $1,250,000 | July 20 |
| 243 Kestrel Lane, Silverthorne | Seller | Jocelyn | $760,000 | July 20 |
| 763 Straight Creek Drive BB-101, Dillon | Seller | Kat | $280,000 | July 21 |
| 148 Green Mountain Avenue, Silverthorne | Seller | Kat | $475,000 | July 24 |
| 718 Alpine Road, Dillon | Buyer | Kat | $857,000 | July 27 |
| 1650 Lakeview Terrace 201E, Frisco | Seller & Buyer | Anne & Kat | $646,500 | July 27 |
| 649 Vista Road, Idaho Springs | Seller | Emily | $12,500 | July 29 |
A few things stand out in the mix. Kat represented seven sides across the month, spanning buyer and seller transactions from Breckenridge condos to a Dillon single-family home. Jocelyn closed two seller-side transactions in the same price range, both at $760,000, in Breckenridge and Silverthorne. And Emily’s two closings were both land parcels outside the core Summit County market, in Hartsel and Idaho Springs, showing the team’s reach extends into Park and Clear Creek counties as well.
Beyond closings, The Skinner Team took on two new listings in July that buyers should watch for:
If you’re searching for a home in Silverthorne or Frisco, these are worth a look, and our team can walk you through either property in detail.
→ Wondering what your home would sell for in today’s market? Start with a free home valuation.
A month with this much closing activity, spread across price points from under $20,000 to nearly $2.8 million, is a good signal that Summit County’s market is still moving for both buyers and sellers. If you’re weighing whether now is the right time to list, our guide on Selling Your Home in a Shifting Market: Price and Condition Win breaks down what’s driving buyer decisions right now. If you’re on the buying side, our Complete Guide to Buy a Home in Summit County, Colorado walks through the process step by step.
Whichever side of the transaction you’re on, working with a team that closes deals across this range of property types and price points, every month, is part of what it means to have a local realtor in your corner. Read more about why that matters in The Importance of a Local Realtor.
“Anne and her team were a pleasure to work with. Very professional and thorough. I appreciated their approach to preparing my home for sale, the selling process, and regular updates right up to close. I would recommend if you’re looking for a real-estate team to represent you in Summit County.”
Bob Schmitz, Google review
Bob’s home at 91795 Ryan Gulch Road in Silverthorne sold with Anne earlier this summer, and feedback like this is exactly why our sellers keep coming back and referring friends and family throughout Summit County.
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The Skinner Team closed 12 real estate transactions in July 2026, spanning Summit, Park, and Clear Creek counties.
July 2026 closings totaled approximately $9,679,000 in combined sales volume across all 12 transactions.
July closings included properties in Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, and Dillon in Summit County, as well as Fairplay and Hartsel in Park County and Idaho Springs in Clear Creek County.
Yes. In July 2026 alone, the team took on two new listings, in Silverthorne and Frisco, and is actively working with sellers across Summit County.
You can request a free, no-obligation home valuation directly through The Skinner Team’s website, COMtnRealty.com, to get a current estimate of your home’s value in today’s market.
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