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Here is where you can find all the latest info on the Summit County, CO market from Anne Skinner with The Skinner Team. 

Below are details about Summit County for February 2026. 

 

Summit County February 2026 Land Title Market Analysis highlights:

 

Market Analysis by Area – February 2026

  • Total transactions: 93

  • Total monetary volume: $113,215,262

  • Average transaction price (all areas): $1,299,392

  • Average residential price: $1,283,413

  • Average residential PSF: $815

Residential Market Snapshot: YTD 2026 (2 Months) vs. Full Year 2025

  • Average Price Indicators

    • Single Family: -21%

    • Multi-Family: +3%

    • Vacant Land: -58%

  • Median Price Indicators

    • Single Family: -19%

    • Multi-Family: +7%

    • Vacant Land: 0%

Market Change Overview

  • Monetary volume (Feb. 2026): down 26% from Feb. 2025

  • Transactions (Feb. 2026): down 4% from Feb. 2025

  • YTD Monetary volume: down 28% from YTD 2025

  • YTD Transactions: down 12% from YTD 2025

Residential Cost Analysis – February 2026

  • Residential transactions: 71

  • Gross residential volume: $91,122,300

  • $1M+ properties sold: 42 (53% of all residential transactions)

  • Breakdown:

    • 12 Single-Family

    • 59 Multi-Family (Includes 2nd Phase of Brightwood in Keystone)

    • 3 Vacant Land

Average Residential Price by Property Type YTD 2026

  • Single Family: $1,895,446

  • Multi-Family: $1,019,196

  • Vacant Land: $1,893,728

Historical Comparison – YTD 2026 & 2025 & 2024

 

Year    Transactions      Gross Volume    $1M+ Sales
2026          128                $158,497,064              68
2025          145                $232,985,690              89
2024          152                $217,659,420              78

 

Lender Analysis February 2026:

  • 303 total loans

  • 54 Sales-related | 91 Refinances | 162 Timeshare loans

  • 46% of all closings were cash transactions

Purchaser Profile & Additional Insights (2026)

  • Buyer profile: 26% Local, 34% Front Range, 39% Out-of-State, 1% International

  • New unit sales (Feb.): 26 (20 at Brightwood)

  • Upper-end sales ($2M+): 26 (Significant jump from 6 in January)

  • Foreclosure actions (Feb.): 3 (compared to 8 in Feb. 2025)

  • Deed-restricted sales (Feb.): 7

  • Bank Sales: 0

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 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.

35 Year Residential Average Price Housing Index - Summit County

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35 year residential Appreciations Rates

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Summit County real estate market trends, home prices, and investment timing.

Learn how to interpret current market data, understand appreciation rates, and make informed buying or selling decisions based on actual transaction statistics.

The Skinner Team analyzes monthly market reports to provide expert insights on Summit County’s housing market across Breckenridge, Frisco, Keystone, Silverthorne, and surrounding areas.

What is the average home price in Summit County right now?

As of Q4 2025, the average residential home price in Summit County is $1,512,356, with an average price per square foot of $837. Single-family homes average $2,388,559 while multi-family properties (condos/townhomes) average $998,635.

Is the Summit County real estate market going up or down?

Summit County showed positive growth in 2025 with YTD transactions up 7% and Q4 volume up 7% compared to 2024. The market remains strong with 755 homes selling for $1M+ in 2025, indicating continued demand for mountain properties.

What percentage of Summit County buyers pay cash versus financing?

43% of Summit County real estate transactions in December 2025 were cash purchases, reflecting the market’s high proportion of second-home buyers and investors with strong financial positions.

Are out-of-state buyers still active in Summit County?

Yes. In 2025, 35% of buyers were from out-of-state, 36% from Colorado’s Front Range, 28% local Summit County residents, and 1% international. Out-of-state buyers remain a significant market force alongside Front Range purchasers.

How has Summit County real estate appreciated over the long term?

Summit County residential real estate has shown consistent appreciation over 35 years. Recent data shows the market reached $2.403B in total transaction volume for 2025, with steady growth in both transaction numbers and average prices, making it a historically strong investment market.

 
 
 
 

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