Aspen experienced a very strong and healthy real estate market in 2019 and seems to be off to a strong start in 2020, especially in the core areas above the “round-about” (West End, Red Mountain, Core, East Aspen). Price per square foot set records in many segments of the Aspen Market (West End/Core locales) as … » Learn More about Aspen

The completion of Whole Foods and the surrounding businesses have really accelerated the midvalley market. Willits, in particular, has seen some very strong appreciation over the last year. Unfortunately for the town of Basalt, many of it’s core businesses fled to the Willits area and it’s real estate market has lagged behind Willits. Buyers can … » Learn More about Basalt & Fryingpan

The Crystal River Valley has a way of enthralling people, capturing their hearts with its rich history, rugged terrain and picturesque enclaves. The Crystal River itself is undamned and under consideration for designation as a Wild & Scenic River. Due to the drop in elevation and narrow canyon, the Crystal is a difficult but rewarding … » Learn More about Carbondale & Crystal Valley

High quality ranch properties along the Colorado River are few and far between. A few strong sales in recent years for high-end ranches in West Glenwood have somewhat fueled the market, but the closings were for a fraction of the original asking prices. While there are still some great properties on the market, the distance … » Learn More about Glenwood & Colorado River

It’s been somewhat perplexing why most other real estate markets in the Roaring Fork Valley have accelerated tremendously in the last 7-8 years and Snowmass Village has been so slow to follow.  The Base Village fiasco and the unknowns moving forward during the recession made both investors and second home owners sluggish to buy real … » Learn More about Snowmass Village