As they say, all real estate is local, and we are no exception.  The Summit County real estate market is unique for many reasons. Click on the article title to read more!

Summit County Real Estate 23 Year Averages

Although we track the Summit County Real Estate statistics monthly in our email newsletter, it is also interesting to look back over a long term history. 

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If you read the Denver Post or the Summit Daily, you may have seen a recent atricle about foreclosures in mountain communities.  The article generalized about our resort real estate markets but also specifically mentioned the number of foreclosures in Summit County. The Denver Post called it a "Mountain of Foreclosures," but we think that in some ways they are making a mountain out of a mole hill.

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Summit County Real Estate - While it is useful to take a snapshot of the slower market and economy right now, it is also helpful to take a look back at the long term trends for average prices for property in Summit County.

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Now that the holiday season is over and Summit County has quieted down a bit, it is time to take a deep breath and look back on 2009.  The past year could be best summarized as "Much better than we thought it would be!" The first quarter of the year was extremely slow in the Summit County real estate markets, and the stock market was at a panic-inducing low.  However, over the course of the summer and fall the sales volume and number of closed transactions steadily rose along with the Dow.  Summit County finished at a total $538M in volume and 862 transactions, which was 24% lower than the previous year. 

With the resort opening last weekend and snow in the forecast, spirits are high around Keystone Resort!  The end of the summer selling season delivered Keystone's best month of sales since November 2007.  Last month in Keystone there were 27 closings for a total volume of $17,412,050, which was 5 times the average of all other months in 2009 and more than double the average for all months in 2008!  With 7 properties sold so far this month and 18 currently under contract, November's transactions will likely be on par with October's.

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If you are considering selling your Summit County real estate, we would appreciate an opportunity to show you how we can help, and what we do differently from all the other Summit County Realtors.  We aim not only to get your Summit County home sold while maximizing sale price and minimizing time on market, but also to ensure that you have the best experience.  We don't just want to make the next sale - we want to build our relationships and our reputation so that you will recommend us whenever possible.

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