2023 Year End Single-Family Home Sale Statistics for Summit County, Colorado

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Learn more about the newer and older homes’  2023 year end real estate trends in Summit County,  Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, Dillon, and Keystone.

Summit County Single Family Sales Graph

Summit County

This data indicates a varied performance in the single-family home market in Summit County across different construction periods. While newer homes (built 2018-2023) saw a slight increase in average sold price and number of sales, older homes (built 2017 and earlier) experienced a decrease in both metrics. Overall, the market experienced a small decrease in average sold price and a significant decrease in total sales. The data also suggests that newer homes tended to sell for a price closer to or above their listing price than older homes. 

Breckenridge

There is a significant increase in the average sold price for all homes combined in Breckenridge from 2022 to 2023, driven primarily by a substantial increase in the average sold price for homes built before 2018. However, there was a noticeable decrease in the number of properties sold overall, with older homes showing a larger decrease in sales than newer homes. The sale price as a percentage of the list price remained relatively stable across both categories. 

Silverthorne

The Silverthorne home market is diverse across different construction periods. While newer homes (built 2018-2023) saw an increase in average sold price and maintained their sales volume, older homes (built 2017 and earlier) experienced a decrease in both average sold price and number of sales. The data also suggests that newer homes tended to sell for a price equal to or above their listing price compared to older homes. 

Frisco

There is a notable increase in the average sold price of homes in the Frisco market in 2023 compared to 2022, despite a significant decrease in the number of properties sold. This suggests a potential increase in demand or a decrease in supply, leading to higher prices even as fewer homes are sold. The average days on the market indicate a moderate selling pace, and the percent of list to sold price suggests that homes generally sold close to their listed prices.

Dillon

The Dillon single-family home market in 2023 experienced a notable increase in both the average sold price and the total number of homes sold compared to 2022. The average sold price increase and a substantial rise in sales volume suggest a robust demand in the Dillon housing market. Additionally, homes sold relatively quickly, with an average of 32 days on the market, and close to their listing prices, indicating a strong and competitive market environment. 

Keystone

These statistics suggest a stable average selling price with a very slight increase in 2023 compared to 2022. However, there was a substantial increase in the number of homes sold, indicating a higher demand or more transactions in the Keystone market in 2023. The average days on the market were relatively high, suggesting a slower selling pace. Homes generally sold close to their listed prices, indicating a fairly balanced market dynamic between buyers and sellers.

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