“Sunday was Loveland Ski Area’s closing day. Loveland opened November 1 and received 319 inches of snow for the season. Loveland will start making snow for the 2015-2016 in late September. Of all the ski areas in the vicinity of Summit County, only Arapahoe Basin remains open.” www.summitdaily.com Read the full article at Summit Daily […]
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Check out the March highlights and the full report from Land Title Gaurantee March 2015 Highlights: Market Analysis by Area for March: March was a great spring month forreal estate with $83,058500 in monetary volume and 149 transactions.The average transaction price for all reported 18 areas: $565,315, average residential price: $544,761 and median residential price:
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When is it the right time to go from renting to buying? That is a question that is often on the minds of many renters. Many people would be surprised to hear that with interest rates so low, it can be better deal to purchase even if you will only be there for a few
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February 2015 Highlights: Market Analysis by Area for February: So far this Winter brought 2 great months for real estate with $50,326,500 in monetary volume and 106 transactions in February.The average transaction price for all reported 18 areas: $480,784, average residential price:
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Land is at a premium in Summit County and when one of the newest developments took their plans for changing the density to the planning commission, residents spoke out. Local residents were concerned about keeping the small mountain town feel and not turning Silverthorne into a sprawling suburb. The developers have promised to enrich the
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Check out this article from Fortune Magazine regarding the predicted housing market trends this spring. The major factor that will affect Summit County, CO is the pent-up demand. In the last couple years, demand has been low as not many people had the disposable income to buy a second home. We have recently seen more and more
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The real estaet market in Summit County has been on the rebound for the last few years. Home Depot even purchased a lot for $12 Million which is one of the largest land transactions we have seen in years . With the uptick in home sales, the rental maket has been surging. It is a great time
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Many people struggle to find a property they love when the market is improving. Homes that have been completely remodeled and updated are priced at a premium and often sell very quickly. This is especially true for those looking to purchase a second home or investment property. However, there are loans out there
It is still possible to purchase single family homes in Summit County for under $400K! Take a look at this great home that is available in Dillon Valley. Click HERE Contact me for more information or to take a tour! Note the right
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Check out this great article from CNBC about some of the upcoming trends we can expect in the housing market in 2015. Probably the most noteworthy are the new First-Time Home Buyer programs that will only require 3% down. There are also state and national grant programs to assist with the down payment and the
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