Summit County Real Estate Market 2025: What Really Happened (And What 2026 Holds)

Is the Summit County real estate market crashing?
Did home prices drop in 2025?
Are condos struggling while single-family homes stay strong?
And is 2026 the right time to buy a mountain property in Colorado?

In this episode, Amy Nakos and Candice De of The Amy Nakos Group break down the real data behind the headlines and explain exactly what happened in the Summit County, Colorado real estate market in 2025—and what it means for buyers, sellers, and second-home owners going forward.

What we cover in this episode:

📊 2025 Summit County real estate stats explained
(sales volume, median price, price per square foot, and why this was the strongest year since 2021)

📰 Why “market crash” headlines are misleading in mountain and resort markets

🏡 Single-family homes vs condos: why demand has sharply diverged

⏳ Days on market trends—what feels “slow” now vs what’s historically normal

🔄 Supply vs demand over the last 20 years, including how today compares to 2008–2010

💰 Cash buyers, lifestyle buyers, and why interest rates matter less here

🔮 2026 Summit County real estate forecast, including buyer demand, pricing, and confidence

⛷️ Why waiting on the sidelines can cost you years of mountain lifestyle

If you’re wondering:

Is now a good time to buy in Summit County?

Should I sell my mountain home in 2026?

Are prices going down in Breckenridge, Keystone, Silverthorne, or Frisco?

Are second homes still a good investment?

This episode answers those questions with data, context, and straight talk—not hype.

🎯 Whether you’re a current homeowner, an investor, or dreaming about owning a Colorado mountain property, this is a must-listen year-end market recap and forward-looking strategy session.

Mic drop: The market didn’t crash—but the myths should.

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