Real estate metrics measure a Buyer’s market at more than 6 months of inventory. In June, Summit County residential months of inventory was at 8 months. It’s safe to say that we are in a Buyer’s market. Months of supply at 8. Highest MOS we have seen going back as far...
The June 2025 Summit County Rental Summary provides a comprehensive snapshot of long- and short-term rental markets in Frisco, Silverthorne, Dillon, Keystone, and Breckenridge. It analyzes property sales prices, rental listings, and investment returns. Breckenridge...
As we ramp up toward our busy season in Summit County, we appear to be entering into a buyer’s market where buyers have more ability to negotiate because we have more supply than demand. This chart shows the supply (new listings) in blue and the demand (pending...
The Summit County real estate market has experienced notable shifts over the past three years, transitioning from a pandemic-driven boom to a more balanced landscape. Here’s an in-depth analysis comparing the market trends from 2022 through early 2025. Market...
More inventory and price softening are the key points of this month’s report. High end luxury sales have held up the average pricing for quite some time but we have been experiencing a very slow decline in the median pricing. Thirty-three percent of active listings in...
For this month’s market report, I decided to use a different statistical module than I normally use. This system is called Greenlights and it provides market data in a more visual way than the other system I normally use. The down side is that these are screenshots,...
