Market Reports
Summit County’s real estate market continues to demonstrate strength and stability amid broader economic shifts. Across the first half of 2025, buyer activity has remained consistent, supported by limited inventory, sustained demand for mountain properties and gradual year-over-year growth in overall sales volume. While fluctuations between months reflect normal seasonal patterns, key resort areas such as Breckenridge, Keystone and Silverthorne continue to drive the market. The following Monthly Reports, from Land & Title, provide a closer look at trends in sales volume, transaction totals and pricing, offering insight into how Summit County’s real estate market is performing as we move through 2025.
February 2025 Summit County Real Estate Market Report
Summit County’s real estate market showed steady activity through February 2025, recording $152.2 million in sales volume across 97 transactions. While total sales dipped slightly from January’s pace, the market continues to demonstrate resilience amid changing conditions. Breckenridge led all areas with 44% of total dollar volume, followed by Keystone and Silverthorne. Year-to-date, countywide sales have reached nearly $290 million, with an average residential price of about $1.61 million. Despite modest fluctuations between segments, demand for both single-family and multi-family properties remains strong, highlighting continued buyer confidence in Summit County’s mountain real estate market.
June 2025 Summit County Real Estate Market Report
Summit County’s real estate market held steady in June 2025, closing 127 transactions totaling $142.2 million in sales volume. While activity remains below the highs of 2021–2022, year-to-date figures continue to show gradual improvement over 2024, with $961.6 million in total sales across 723 transactions—a 3% increase year-over-year. The average residential price reached approximately $1.5 million, driven by strong performance in Breckenridge, Silverthorne, and Keystone. Demand for high-end properties remained consistent, including multiple sales above $5 million, underscoring the ongoing appeal of Summit County’s mountain lifestyle and resilient investment market.
December 2024 Summit County Real Estate Market Report
Summit County closed out 2024 with steady real estate activity, recording $180.3 million in sales volume across 152 transactions. The year’s final month reflected balanced momentum as buyers and sellers adjusted to evolving market conditions. Breckenridge continued to lead the county in both sales and average prices, followed by Silverthorne and Keystone. Year-to-date, Summit County reached nearly $2.3 billion in total sales, with an average residential price just under $1.5 million. Despite higher interest rates and limited inventory, the market demonstrated resilience heading into 2025, supported by sustained interest in mountain living and long-term investment appeal.
Stay Connected to Summit County Real Estate
Get the latest market insights, local event updates, and community news from our Frisco and Dillon offices. Subscribe to our newsletter for expert advice, local resources, and updates on real estate laws that impact Summit County buyers and sellers.