The Eagle River Valley Housing Needs Survey is now open to the entire Eagle River Valley community.
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A fine crafted piece of furniture is like a sculpted piece of art. Skilled hands coax raw materials into furnishings that are eye catching and built to last.
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I am very proud to announce that I have been accepted into the Keller Williams Relocation Department. It's an additional opportunity while also representing Sellers, Buyers, and Investors in Colorado.
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Picking out the perfect home can be a challenging task. But that’s only the first step. You still need to be an attractive loan candidate, navigate the mortgage process and plan well for the future.
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Are you thinking about selling your home in the Vail Valley?
I would love the opportunity to assist you. Contact me if you’d like to know what your home is worth in today’s market.
This Timbers Estates luxury home has been completely remodeled and exemplifies the quality of the homes The Timbers has become known for, and whose reputation for high-end estates is second to none.
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Get ready for sticker shock. Property in Colorado every two years is revalued by county assessors across the state.
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A dip in the Eagle County real estate market still resulted in the all-time second-best year in terms of dollar value.
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The Thrall family has cherished the memories they have made in the Vail Valley for generations. Many family members learned to ski here and continued to visit for vacations throughout their lives. Others have made the mountains their home.
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We’re all too familiar with the valley’s struggles with housing and workforce retention. But valley leaders believe there’s positive movement, especially with voter approval to create a new transportation authority.
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The lower and upper reaches of Eagle County’s real estate market don’t seem to share much. But this year, there are nearly as many sales of $5 million or more as there are sales of $500,000 or less.
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It looks like Eagle County’s superheated real estate market may be cooling a bit. That’s probably good news.
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Time to test those smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in your home. Smoke alarms are a key part of a home fire escape plan. Working smoke alarms give you early warning so you can get outside quickly.
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A new community housing development in Wildridge got its first big win Tuesday when the Avon Town Council approved its development agreement. The development could bring 52 units of deed-restricted housing to the parcel of land known as Tract Y at the bottom of Wildridge.
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As days become longer and the weather turns warmer, Eagle County homeowners, renters and businesses are urged to think about flood insurance.
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There are a number of trends in home decoration that you’ve likely seen come and go over the years. Some of them look pretty nice and create something of a timeless look, while others… well, it’s pretty easy to understand why they’re only temporary trends. Like them or hate them, though, following home trends can sometimes have a positive impact on the value of your home if you’re looking to sell. That is, of course, if you strike while the iron is hot.
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Eagle County and the Eagle County Housing and Development Authority (ECHDA) acknowledges the worsening housing market to the local residents due to the recent increase in demand for homes, sharp increase in prices, and low inventory combined with COVID-19 related mountain migration bringing more cash buyers to the marketplace. These impacts are felt intensely by local buyers and renters.
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With the arrival of 2022, it’s the perfect time to put forth a good attitude to start the year off right, knowing that things aren’t going back to “normal” but we can make the most of it.
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From buying to furnishing to maintaining a home, here are the best services, shops and locations in the valley.
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When the Eagle County real estate market recorded nearly $3.5 billion in 2020 sales volume, a lot of people thought, “That surely can’t happen again in 2021.” Those people were wrong.
As of Sept. 30, the end of the year’s third quarter, the county’s sales volume was just more than $2.9 billion, so another $3 billion year seems likely.
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