Summit County Market Updates Blog
Breckenridge and Summit County Real Estate Market Trends, Updates, and Insights
Summit County Market Update: Year to Date Through November 2025
Summit County real estate market update through November 2025. Year to date sales are up 9 percent, prices are up 2 percent, and inventory has increased slightly. Learn how single family homes and condos are performing and what current market trends mean for buyers and sellers in Summit County.
Lately at The BuyBreck Team: Powder Days, Travel, and Training Miles
A look at the last month with The BuyBreck Team, from powder skiing at Breckenridge and holiday events to Mexico City adventures and mountain wildlife.
Summit County Market Update: Year to Date Through October 2025
The Summit County real estate market continues to show steady strength as we move through the final quarter of 2025. Year to date numbers through the end of October point to rising prices, strong buyer activity, and a meaningful increase in overall sales volume.
Blue River Passes New Short Term Rental Ordinance for 2026 and Beyond
After seven months of discussion, the Town of Blue River has officially approved a new short term rental ordinance that will take effect at the end of the year. Town officials emphasized that STRs operate as businesses and create impacts that are different from typical single family residential use and so they are implementing a new ordinance with the intention of minimizing disturbances caused by short-term rentals while understanding the tourism and STR guests are vital to our local economy. The primary goal of the ordinance is to balance reasonable opportunities for STR owners with the need to protect neighborhood character, wildlife, and the natural environment.
This summary is based on my personal notes taken during the Blue River public meeting (11/18/2025) where the ordinance was discussed and passed, as well as my review of the ordinance text itself.
Mountain Escape in Blue River: 9 Davis Ct.
Discover 9 Davis Ct in Blue River, a beautifully updated mountain home situated on nearly an acre and just minutes from Breckenridge. Every window pane in the house and garage has been replaced, more than 40 panes total, and the property features a new roof with a 10-year transferrable warranty, refreshed exterior paint, and remodeled baths. With an unfinished bonus space above the garage, immediate eligibility for a short-term rental license, and rental projections of $90K to $130K annually, this home offers both comfort and strong investment potential.
Summit County Real Estate Market Update: 3rd Quarter 2025
Summit County’s real estate market showed renewed strength in Q3 2025, with sales rising across most property types and steady prices countywide. The BuyBreck Team breaks down the latest numbers, town-by-town insights, and what’s driving activity heading into ski season.
October in Summit County: Golden Leaves, First Snow, & Mountain Adventures
Golden leaves, snowy peaks, and mountain adventures: October in Summit County reminds us why we love calling this place home. Catch up with The BuyBreck Team and see what we’ve been up to this fall.
Summit County’s Trusted Local Lenders for STR Financing
Looking to finance a short-term rental in Summit County? Discover trusted local lenders in Breckenridge, Frisco, and beyond who understand STR rules, condotels, and mountain property loans. Work with experts who know how to get your Summit County investment property financed smoothly.
September Recreation in Summit
Discover our September happenings in Summit County! From volunteering at Blue River Clean-Up Day and Breckenridge Oktoberfest to a hike-out camping trip at Lower McCullough’s Gulch and chasing fall colors, we stayed busy enjoying mountain life in Breckenridge and beyond.
July 2025 Summit County Real Estate Market Update
July 2025 Summit County Real Estate Market Update
We are right in the heart of the summer selling season here in Summit County, and the market is showing plenty of activity for buyers and sellers alike.
Sales Activity
July home sales outpaced July 2024 by 7%, and year-to-date closings are up 5% compared to this time last year. Inventory has grown notably, with 867 properties available so far in 2025 — a 22% increase from 2024. More homes on the market give buyers additional choices, but competition for the right property can still be strong.