Big changes in Colorado real estate, every major market impacted

Big changes in Colorado real estate, every major market impacted

Wow, it seems Colorado real estate has turned on a dime.  Even with interest rates coming down inventory is increasing throughout the country. What does this mean for Colorado real estate?  When I zoom into some of Colorado’s biggest cities, there is one other trend...
Crested Butte drops 13% is this signaling a reset in ski prices

Crested Butte drops 13% is this signaling a reset in ski prices

The most recent data in Crested Butte tells an interesting story.  Single family homes continued to increase in value while town home median prices have decreased 13%.  What is happening in Crested Butte and other mountain towns causing property declines?  Why are...
Do you know Colorado ski real estate, take a quick quiz

Do you know Colorado ski real estate, take a quick quiz

It is amazing since the pandemic it seems everyone has had way too much time to watch YouTube and Instagram and are now experts on everything including Colorado ski real estate.  Unfortunately ski real estate is not that simple.  Look at the picture above, can you...
Airbnb growth slows, what does this mean for Colorado ski real estate?

Airbnb growth slows, what does this mean for Colorado ski real estate?

  10 years ago, nightly rentals were a novel concept, fast forward to 2024 and the number of nightly rentals has surged over 40% in the last 5 years.  What does this huge increase in nightly rentals mean for real estate values?  Has the real estate market gotten...
Biggest mistake for property owners in wildfires

Biggest mistake for property owners in wildfires

With three wildfires burning in the front range as I write this and thousands evacuated, it is crucial to know the number one mistake that is made in a wildfire disaster. Do you know what the significance of the picture of the government facility above?  Being a...
Summit County sued for caps on nightly rentals, who won the lawsuit?

Summit County sued for caps on nightly rentals, who won the lawsuit?

A federal judge had effectively frozen a legal battle over Summit County’s short-term rental regulations — at least temporarily — after county officials filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by area homeowners. One of the claims of homeowners is that the new...