Summit County Market Updates Blog
Breckenridge and Summit County Real Estate Market Trends, Updates, and Insights
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.
The BuyBreck Team Happenings: Moose, Mountains, and a Bit of Casa Bonita Chaos
From hiking Breckenridge’s Baker’s Tank trail to spotting moose right outside our home, the past month with The BuyBreck Team has been full of mountain magic. We toured the new Brightwood development in Keystone, enjoyed 360-degree views from RMU’s rooftop, and even made a long-awaited trip to Denver’s Casa Bonita. Between summer tennis matches and showcasing our stunning Lodge at Lake Dillon listing, it’s been a season of adventure and real estate excitement in Summit County.
Summer Adventures, Market Buzz & Mountain Magic
A snapshot of our early summer adventures in Summit County and abroad, from biking mountain trails to exploring Greece and Italy.
April 2025 Summit County Market Update: Inventory Surge Creates Opportunity
Summit County’s April 2025 real estate market shows a 42% increase in active inventory compared to last year, offering buyers more options than at any point since before COVID. Average sales prices rose 7%, but increased days on market and a dip in list-to-sold price ratio suggest growing negotiation power for buyers. With inventory expected to peak by mid-August, strategic pricing is crucial for sellers. Explore detailed trends by town and discover what this means for your buying or selling plans in Summit County.
Why You Need a Buyer’s Agent in Summit County, CO
Discover why having a buyer’s agent in Summit County, CO, is essential for navigating the complexities of mountain real estate. From understanding unique property types like condotels to ensuring proper inspections for wells, septic systems, and water rights, a local expert will guide you through every detail. A buyer’s agent also helps manage critical contract deadlines, negotiate effectively in a competitive market, and protect your investment. Learn how BuyBreck can make your home-buying journey seamless and successful in Summit County.
The Benefits of Working with a Local Broker in Summit County, CO
Discover the key advantages of partnering with a local broker in Summit County, CO, whether you're buying or selling. Local brokers bring unmatched expertise in the unique market dynamics, property types, and community nuances of the area. They provide personalized service, leverage deep connections, and ensure every step of your real estate journey is seamless. Learn how their insider knowledge can maximize your investment and make your mountain home dreams a reality.
Summit County, CO Residential Sales Year-to-Date Through October 31, 2024
Summit County’s real estate market has remained steady through October 2024, with 1,030 residential sales matching last year’s total, but an impressive 11% increase in closed volume and average sales price. Inventory has surged by 47%, offering buyers more options, though properties are still moving quickly with an average of 51 days on market. Slightly softened list-to-sold price ratios and potential future interest rate cuts could create exciting opportunities for buyers and sellers as we head into 2025. Stay tuned for updates as the market evolves.