In my blog last week Has Colorado turned into Whole Foods? I asked the question what how has Colorado changed and has Colorado now turned into the Whole Foods business model . I was pretty surprised at the resounding answer regarding Colorado's shift to the similar...
How does affordable housing impact Colorado ski real estate prices
In my blog last week Is affordable housing causing the surge in ski town home prices? I asked the question what was the impact on affordable housing in relation to ski prices . I was pretty surprised at the resounding answer regarding affordable housing What...
Will Vail resorts get sold and broken up
In my blog last week, Vail in big trouble, will they sell Breckenridge and Park City?, I asked each of you whether Vail’s days were numbered and a break up imminent. I was actually a bit surprised at how close the voting was as I thought it would be a total...
Should Colorado double the income tax rate survey results
In my blog last week, Should Colorado double the income tax rate, I asked the question if Colorado should increase the tax rate on higher earners. I was very surprised with the results of the survey. My base case was that this survey would be a blowout one...
Should ski towns tax developers for impacts survey results
In my blog last week, One CO town proposes to tax employers for hiring workers, I asked the question was are proposed linkage fees a good idea. I was very surprised with the results of the survey. My base case was that there would be an even split, but the...
How will legalized prostitution in Colorado impact real estate prices
In my blog last week Colorado pushes to legalize prostitution, I asked the question what are your predictions for real estate prices if Colorado votes to legalize prostitution. I was very surprised with the results of the survey. My base case was little...
How will low snow in Colorado impact ski real estate?
In my blog last week Low snow year impact on Colorado ski real estate prices, I asked the question what are your predictions for ski real estate prices. I was a bit surprised. My base case is no change in pricing, but the survey results were radically...
What do real estate pros predict for Denver real estate prices
In my blog last week Denver inventory surges and yet real estate prices still rise, I asked the question what are your predictions for real estate prices in 2026. Although a number of publications are predicting a huge reset in prices, the data from the survey shows...
How can Colorado reduce insurance costs?
Last week I asked all of you How can the state of Colorado help reduce insurance costs? The real estate pros have spoken and as you can see from the chart above, the most selected response is that the state of Colorado needs to stay out...
Is Colorado Ski real estate in a Free fall survey results
In my blog last week Top Ten Mountain Towns in a free fall, I asked the question to the readers if they agreed with the viral video proclaiming that Colorado ski real estate is in a Free Fall. As you can see the consensus was a blow out, but the interesting...
80 percent think Colorado ski towns are running a Pyramid scheme
In my blog last week, Are Colorado ski towns running a Pyramid scheme, addressing the question of whether tourism is actually paying for itself or are ski towns papering over the tourism issue to continue to increase their budgets. The results were crystal clear. What...
Should you only buy real estate in a Vail resort town?
In my blog last week Vail loses major lawsuit what does this mean for real estate, I asked the question based on the new lawsuits and huge costs to ski resort operators where should you buy Colorado ski real estate? I was a bit surprised by the results with...
100% agree Colorado’s new housing laws are increasing rents
In my blog last week Does a faulty outlet make a property uninhabitable, it now does under CO law, I asked the question what impact does Colorado’s housing legislation have on rental prices? The results were unanimous in agreement that the recent changes in...
100% agree on ballot initiative to cap CO property taxes
In my blog last week Colorado property taxes continue to rise even though values the same, I asked the question should there be a ballot initiative to reign in Colorado’s runaway property taxes? The results were unanimous in agreement that CO needs to limit the...
90% of Colorado substantially under insured
In my last blog post, Biggest Mistake by property owners in a wildfire. The results were pretty in line with what I would have predicted with the overwhelming majority feeling that Coloradoan’s are substantially underinsured. Please see below for the details ...
Survey results should Nederland buy Eldora, the results surprised
In my last blog post, Should the town of Nederland buy Eldora ski resort. The results were not as clear cut as I had thought. It was evenly split between the two, but the responses were very interesting. Please see below. Thank you to everyone...
Survey results Will prices in Colorado rise or fall? Why is Colorado more optimistic?
In my last blog post, Colorado has largest Golden Handcuffs in the US, I launched my first Colorado to see what the readers of my blog thought, the results were different than I would have predicted. There was a clear consensus of where real...




















