November 2008 Summit County Real Estate Market Analysis Information
November 2008 Summit County Market Analysis
Attached, you will find the Land Title Guarantee Company November 2008
Market Analysis from Summit County. There are 9 separate worksheets within
this spreadsheet. You must use the tabs located on the left hand side of the
spreadsheet to view all the worksheets. Read more »
The Land Title Resort Real Estate Index by County from Eagle, Garfield, Pitkin, Routt and Summit Counties through
October 2008
You will find five worksheets within this spreadsheet : Read more »
Garfield County boasts Glenwood Springs, a quaint and historic town that also offers one of the largest pools filled with natural hot springs. It also includes towns like Rifle, current popular for oil drilling.
January through August of 2008 showed an increase in the average price of homes, from Read more »
Attached, you will find the Land Title Guarantee Company October 2008 Market
Analysis from Summit County. There are 9 separate worksheets within this
spreadsheet. You must use the tabs located on the left hand side of the
spreadsheet to view all the worksheets.
*Â Â Â Â Summit County 2004-2005-2006-2007-2008 Graph Comparison
*Â Â Â Â Cost Breakdown, October 2008 (New Construction, Resales and Gross
Residential Price Index, 2008 Year to Date Gross Residential Price
Index) Read more »
Routt County is known for Steamboat Ski Area. It’s only about 90 miles from Silverthorne, but it’s a long 90-mile drive, over a pass called Rabbit Ears, which is prone to closing during winter storms. In the past, Steamboat property was less expensive than Summit County realty, but it has quickly caught up — and even surpassed Summit — especially now Read more »
Pitkin County holds the most expensive real estate in Colorado, because it’s home to Aspen. Overall, in August of 2008, the largest number of sales fell between the $1 million and $2 million mark.
Since Aspen Mountain opened, real estate prices have steadily risen, or at least held. But, so far in 2008, average sales prices have dropped from 2007 levels. Between January and Read more »
Eagle County encompasses Vail and Beaver Creek, as well as lesser expensive areas of housing, such as Edwards, Eagle and Gypsum.
Out of the four mountain counties that surround Summit County, Eagle County ranked second highest, just behind Pitkin County (Aspen) in average prices for homes during summer, 2008. Eagle County’s average price was $1.46 million, compared to $1.07 million during the Read more »
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Attached you will find the summary of the 2008 Summit County real estate Sales Statistics I have included 2007 Statistics as well for comparison. This information is generated using data from the Summit County Government website and includes For Sale By Owner transactions.
Market Snapshot:
Homes ranging in price from $700,001 to $800,000 and those ranging from just over $1 million to $1.5 million saw the highest percentage gross of sales in August in Summit County, with 14 homes and 8 homes sold, respectively (13%).
Homes ranging from $300,001 to $400,000 and those in the $800,001 to $900,000 category had the second highest percentage gross, at 12%.
Eight new construction single family homes sold at Read more »
Attached, you will find the Land Title Guarantee Company September 2008 Real Estate Market Analysis from Summit County. There are 9 separate worksheets within this spreadsheet. You must use the tabs located on the left hand side of the spreadsheet to view all the worksheets.
