We are in the middle of the peak Summer Selling Season here in Summit County, Colorado!
July sales outpaced those of 2024 by 7%, with an average sold price decline of 6%. As of July 31st, sales have increased 5% as compared to 2024, and this year’s average sold price in the county is up 2.6%.
Interestingly, Summit County’s single-family home sales are up 16%, with their average sold price up slightly by 3% to $2,503,909. The condominium sales are up 4% in number and up 1% in average sold price to $861,121. Townhouse sales are down by one sale, and the average sold price is down by 2%.
Overall, the county has seen a 1% decline in average sold prices for one bedroom condos, with Silverthorne leading at a minus 11%, followed by Frisco at minus 6%, and Breckenridge at minus 4%.
If one dives in deeper.
- Silverthorne Condo sales last year & this year, several new construction closed. If one were to exclude that new construction, the average sold price would be down 3% rather than down 11%, with sales the same rather than down 7%.
- Keystone Condo sales had a large number of new construction close this year, and if one took that out, the average sold price would be flat, or plus or minus zero, rather than up by 4%, and the number of sales would be up 21% rather than up a whopping 85%.
Actvie One Bedroom Condos: Currently, there are 111 active one-bedroom condos in the county for sale, and 55 under contract. Interestingly, 151 sold in 2024; if the market remains the same, about 15 to 20 more will sell this year.
The above chart provides an overview by town, along with a snapshot of the county as a whole.
- Silverthorne Condo sales last year, a significant amount of new construction closed. If one were to exclude that new construction, the average sold price would be up 24% rather than down 4%, with sales down 14% rather than down 57%.
- Keystone Condo sales had a large number of new construction close this year, and if one took that out, the average sold price would be down 14% rather than down only 2%, and the number of sales would be up 37% rather than up a whopping 105%.
Active Two Bedroom Condos: One hundred and fifty-eight two-bedroom condos have sold so far this year, and there are eighty-seven under contract. Today, there are 233 for sale in the county.
Last year, in Summit County, 333 two-bedroom condos were sold, but this year’s sales are down 13%. If the market remains as it is, another 43 will sell yet this year.
Statistics By Town
Click on the links below to see statistics for each of our towns within Summit County.
Source: Sold Data from SAR MLS. Stats pulled on 8/7/25. *SAR MLS Data Year to Date Sales 1/1/25-7/31/25. *Residential Sales. Change is Year over Year 2025 vs 2024.
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