No slides are available in this gallery Fun or Investment; why choose? Location Location Location! Check out this large 1BR ski-in a stone’s throw from town center. This rare opportunity won’t last long. Investment potential, weekend getaway or primary home, this one has it all. It is in the heart of downtown Breckenridge at the base of 4 O’clock run. It faces up towards the mountains with views of the ski runs. Two summer symphonies reside right next door. Enjoy the adjacent Blue River and River Walk Plaza. Ride bus or walk to shops, restaurants, bars or skiing. http://summit.mlsmatrix.com/matrix/shared/fZVcxt4Ptf/110SParkAVENUE

February 2018 Real Estate Market Analysis for Summit County Colorado, provided by Brooke Roberts with Land Title. Please click the link below. https://mailchi.mp/53a6b5055c26/land-title-guarantee-company-march-2017-market-analysis-1111509?e=29855bb001

Here is a link to the best real estate statistics available for Summit County. This link is the big year end report (in .PDF) by Brooke Roberts at Land Title. Here are some highlights from the report: Total real estate transaction volume for all of Summit County: $1,659,150,308. This represents and 18% increase over 2016 and is a record for all years since Land Title has been tracking. With the number of transactions only up 5% to 2607 in comparrison, this can mean only one thing: prices were up in 2017. In 2017 the average price for a residential single family home was up 18% to $1,087,893. In 2017 the average price for a multi- family unit was up 17% to $473,862. However, the average price for vacant land actually decreased 8% to $323,692. Buyers in Summit County Colorado break down by location like this: 28% locals, 40% Front Range, 30% out of state domestic, 1% international.

Priciest 2017 home sale for Summit County topped $6 million

Here is a link to our newsletter volume II for January 2018: http://conta.cc/2FpJraP. Since this newsletter was published, we have gone under contract on 173 Carroll Lane. We continue to make great progress. Thank you!

Please see our December 2017 Newsletter… in which we promote our new listing 15 Eldorado Lane and have a few words about our founder Ben Brewer. http://myemail.constantcontact.com/Our-new-Listing—.html?soid=1011356073200&aid=5l2gXHi3LvA  

332 transactions (up 22% from Oct. 2016) for a total sales volume of more than $213 million (up 43% from Oct. 2016) in Summit County for October 2017 marks a very good month. See all of the details from Brooke Roberts at Land Title here: http://mailchi.mp/e66e31879942/land-title-guarantee-company-march-2017-market-analysis-844633?e=29855bb001  

If you are curious about what’s happening in Breckenridge and when this winter season 2017, please see this great calendar of events that GoBreck has created. http://www.gobreck.com/calendar-of-events Some highlights for this season include: Dec 2nd 2017: the lighting of breckenridge & Race of the santas Dec 14-18 2017: Dew Tour Jan 10-14 2018: Ullr Fest Jan 22-29 2018 International Snow Sculpture Championships Feb 13 2018: Mardi Gras March 7-11 2018: Breck Pride an LGBTQ appreciation event

Breckenridge has been named the best small town in Colorado by Country Living Magazine. See the Summit Daily article here: Breckenridge named best small town in Colorado by Country Living Magazine

Have you ever wondered how the Summit County (Breckenridge, Frisco, Dillon, Keystone, Silverthorne, Copper Mountain) real estate market compares to other mountain resort areas? The answers are in the attached Q3 market report .PDF from Land Title. Have a look! It’s fascinating information for real estate nerds like us. 2017-Mountain-Resort-Report_Q3.

In the link below, you’ll find the very best statistics available on the Breckenridge and Summit County real estate market. Why are they so good? They pull from ALL of the data, not just the MLS, giving a more complete view of the real estate landscape. http://mailchi.mp/ded4eeb78ed3/land-title-guarantee-company-march-2017-market-analysis-844605?e=0dbc7ac3d1  

I try to keep myself in shape by doing fun things outside and eating as well as possible. And, sometimes I look around me and think… “hmmm, I’m the least healthy person in this room.” THAT is a great luxury and benefit of living here. Sometimes when I see someone who seems to be glowing and vibrating with good energy, I simply ask them… “what have you been doing lately?” And, just like that, I usually come away with some tip or trick that I didn’t know before. This is in fact how I have learned about green smoothies, local bike rides, the benefits of eating blackberries, cross fit and the list goes on. We have the benefit of living in an area that is like a big  playground, providing opportunities for outdoor adventures of all different kinds. We also enjoy a core community of people who pursue these activities. This is a great combination… making us the healthiest county in the US of A. See the article linked below. http://www.businessinsider.com/summit-county-is-the-healthiest-in-the-us-2017-10

One of my favorite bike rides near Breckenridge is a circumnavigation of Dillon Reservoir. This time lapse video I made of one such ride attempts to convey how beautiful this ride really is. The ride takes you from the rec path in Breckenridge, North to Farmer’s Corner (where the high school is) and on to Frisco… via our recently opened new alignment… near where the old two lane highway used to be. From Frisco, the ride heads to Dillon over the Dam Road, then into Summit Cove and over Swan Mountain. The views are astounding… and they lesson the sting of the hard work being done on the bike. Here is the Strava if you are curious about the route. It’s about 32 miles round trip from Breckenridge to Breckenridge. A shorter version, about 20 miles, can be done by parking anywhere near the lake.

I love mornings in Breckenridge. The views are inspirational and never fail to put a smile on my face. Thank you for visiting BreckenridgeRealEstateExperts.com. We hope to help you buy or sell real estate in Summit County Colorado.

Mountain Bike Ride in Breckenridge I try to get out on a bike ride in the summer around 3-4 times per week: sometimes mountain, sometimes road. This helps me get my exercise, relieves stress and gets me out in the beautiful mountains. But, this time of year, the mountain biking season usually comes to an abrupt end. You can see in the video that I ran into a large, impassable snow field. Mountain biking after the snow starts to fall becomes difficult and undesirable, as well as being bad for the trails. So, we try to take advantage of the chances we get to have one last ride in the woods for the season. Was this one it? We don’t know. And, that’s part of the fun. We never know exactly when the season will end. But, the good news is that when it does, we have skiing to look forward to.