Monday, December 21, 2020

Happy Holidays!

 

 Nancy Yearout's Real Estate News

Breckenridge  Frisco  Silverthorne  Dillon  Keystone  Copper  



Sleigh Bells ring, are you listening...


Happy Holidays !




November Sales Continue an Upward Trend 

August, sales were up 36%, in September, they were up 73%, in October they were up 77%, and in November they were up 37%. Year to date sales are up 21%.


Average Sold Prices in November Skyrocket 

November's average sold price for residential properties in Summit County rose by 35% over November 2019! Following an August increase of 3%, a September increase of 17%, and an October increase of 21%.

The average sold price for Summit County, year to date, is at $905,000.


Single Family Home Sales

Home sales are up 22%, with an average sold price increase of 11%. So far, in 2020, the average home sold price has been $1,507,048.


Condominium Sales 

Condo sales are up 15%, with an average sold price increase of 8%. So far, in 2020, the average condo sold price has been $544,020.


Inventory

The current inventory of properties for sale continues to decrease and is now at record-setting low levels. In December of 2019, the county had a low inventory of properties for sale, and comparing December 1, 2020, to December 2, 2019, there's a decline this year of 64%. 


And the average percent of list to sold price in the county continues at a high rate of 98.3%. The lowest percent of list to sold in the county is in Copper Mountain at 97% and the highest is in Silverthorne at 99%.


Stay tuned for the December 2020 year-end results and, I look forward to seeing you in 2021! 

Nancy Yearout

Broker Associate

RE/MAX Properties of the Summit

970-485-0293

nyearout@colorado.net

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Source: Sold Data from Summit Realtors MLS per Annual sales 1/1 through 11/30. *Residential Sales (home, Condo, Townhome & Duplex),  Change is Year over Year or 2020 vs 2019.The information contained herein is based on information provided by others. Accordingly, we make no guarantee of its accuracy and suggest you make an independent inquiry of any matters you regard as important.