If investment potential is important, certain attributes could make a difference down the road to the potential pool of buyers. Proximity to the ski resorts, southern exposure and great mountain views tend to be attractive.
Appreciation and lack of supply is causing upward prices. New construction is not keeping up with population growth. Residential properties are selling over list price and multiple offers.
With many Americans spending more time inside their homes, there is no better time to make sure our homes are radon-free. Radon can build up to unsafe levels in any home at any time of year.
There’s no denying that if you’re looking for some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the country, you’ll find it in the mountains of Summit County, Colorado.
The Colorado housing market has not only bounced back, but it’s exceeded last year’s performance by a long shot- and 2020 isn’t even over yet. Earlier this year, uncertainty plagued everyone’s minds, and rightfully so.
Back to school this year is no joke. With school restrictions and the new “norm” of more virtual learning and interactions, it’s important to get prepared to help your kids succeed in this new environment, while also balancing your own workload.
The real estate market is moving very quickly in Summit County. As we are seeing more buyers than properties, we’ve also seen that multiple offers are presenting themselves more often than not.
