by Glen Weinberg | Aug 10, 2026 | Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Vail Hard Money, Vail real estate trends, Vail real estate values
Take a look at the stock chart of Vail Resorts, which has lost almost 60% of its value in the last five years while the S&P has returned an approximately 90% gain. The vultures are circling with a Utah billionaire proposing a sale of Park City to stop the...
by Glen Weinberg | Aug 3, 2026 | Aspen hard money, Basalt hard money, Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, Colorado Affordable housing proposals, Colorado building laws, Colorado condo prices, Colorado condo real estate, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado residential property values, Colorado Short Term Rental lending, Colorado ski lender, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns, Copper Mountain Hard Money, Crested butte hard money, Denver Hard Money, Glenwood Springs Hard money, Keystone hard money, Ski lending/ investing, Steamboat hard money, Steamboat springs real estaste, Summit county hard money lender, Telluride hard money, Vail Hard Money, Vail real estate trends
Over the last 30 years I continue to hear about the “affordable housing crisis”. Do we really have an affordable housing crisis or a leadership crisis within the ski towns. A recent proposal in Steamboat pegs the build cost of one affordable housing unit over 1.7m....
by Glen Weinberg | Apr 27, 2026 | Aspen hard money, Best Colorado ski real estate, Best colorado ski town, Best real estate investments in Colorado, Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, Denver Hard Money, Denver real estate values, Frisco hard money, Steamboat hard money, Vail Hard Money, Winter Park Hard money
Colorado ski resorts have continued holding strong in the face of higher interest rates. Why are interest rates not the best metric for Colorado ski real estate? Which ski towns are performing better than others? What two factors are driving the difference in ski...
by Glen Weinberg | Apr 6, 2026 | Aspen hard money, Basalt hard money, Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, Colorado real estate prices, Colorado ski lender, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns, Copper Mountain Hard Money, Denver Colorado hard money loans, Ski lending/ investing, Steamboat hard money, Steamboat springs real estaste
It seems like anytime there is even a hint of snow or the slightest breeze, I70 gets shut down for hours turning an 1.5 hour drive from Denver into a 5 hour adventure! What does this mean for ski real estate? Will ski traffic lead to lower real estate...
by Glen Weinberg | Jan 5, 2026 | Breckenridge, Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans
The figure sounds ominous that Breckenridge summer bookings are down 17%. Is the sky falling in Breckenridge with visitation? At the same time bookings dropped nightly rates actually increased. How is this possible? Are the new nightly rental regulations to blame...
by Glen Weinberg | Dec 1, 2025 | Alterra (Ikon pass) ski real estate, Arapahoe Basin ski real estate, Aspen hard money, Best Colorado ski real estate, Best colorado ski town, Best real estate investments in Colorado, Breckenridge, Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado real estate prices, Colorado real estate trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Copper Mountain Hard Money, Frisco hard money, Frisco real estate values, Granby CO real estate trends, Keystone hard money, Silverthorne CO real estate trends, Ski lending/ investing, Steamboat hard money, Summit county hard money lender, Telluride hard money, Vail Hard Money, Vail real estate trends, Vail real estate values, what is happening in Colorado real estate
Have you seen the viral video about Colorado ski real estate where it predicts “entire communities evaporating and the seemingly perfect town that has seen its median home price slashed by over 30% in just 6 months”. How real are these bold predictions? Hint, look...
