Archive for 'Real Estate'
A Recession is a Terrible Thing To Waste
…when it comes to buying Steamboat real estate. Some people made money when real estate prices were going up. Some will make money buying Steamboat real estate when prices are down. And some will try to squeeze the last dollar out of a good deal and end up regretting it later when they lose the [...]
Posted: August 15th, 2010 under Real Estate.
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Steamboat Condo Sales Update
The Steamboat Springs condo market is one of the more challenging market segments for Steamboat real estate sales and the Colorado resort market in general. There have been 34 Steamboat condominiums that sold in 2010 although we’ll have to see some changes in financing availability before the Steamboat condo market fully improves. Financing for condos [...]
Posted: April 25th, 2010 under Steamboat Condos.
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Steamboat Townhome “Best Buys”
These Steamboat townhomes are what I’d consider a “best value”. All but one are priced under $400/sq. ft. and have nice finishes, good locations, and are newer. The other is a ski-in, ski-out Storm Meadows townhome for $1,225,000. (One Storm Meadows townhome sold recently and one is currently under contract, proving the desirability of the [...]
Posted: January 24th, 2010 under Real Estate.
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Steamboat Highmark to Auction Off Luxury Condos
The Steamboat Springs Highmark, a newer walk-to-ski development across from the new One Steamboat Place and Market on the Mountain, will auction off 15 luxury condominiums on March 12th. One Highmark condo will be sold without a reserve (most likely one on the second floor with limited views), meaning the highest bidder–whatever the price–will own [...]
Posted: January 23rd, 2010 under Real Estate.
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Steamboat Real Estate Deals Under $400,000
Here is a list of Steamboat real estate deals you might want to see if you’re thinking now is the time to buy a second home here in Steamboat Springs. After all, ski season starts tomorrow! Click here for details, or click on the photos below. If you’re coming to Steamboat and would like to [...]
Posted: November 25th, 2009 under Steamboat Condos.
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Steamboat Townhome and Condo update
We’re having a beautiful late autumn here in Steamboat. It’s the time when buyers start to think about snowy ski runs and having their very own condo or townhome to come back to after a day on the slopes. Scroll down for Steamboat condos and townhomes that have sold or gone under contract since October. [...]
Posted: November 6th, 2009 under Steamboat Condos.
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Steamboat Condos vs. Townhomes: What’s the Difference?
If you’re thinking of buying a place in Steamboat where you can spend time outdoors without having to do a lot of maintenance, the big question is: Condo or Townhome? There are 619 active residential listings in the Steamboat mountain area. (It’s a true buyers market out there) About ½ of them are condos [...]
Posted: September 10th, 2009 under Steamboat Condos.
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Steamboat Real Estate: What Went Under Contract in August
Steamboat real estate continues to pick up steam as autumn settles into the Yampa Valley. Prices are coming down to a level where more buyers are ready to buy the Steamboat second home or investment property they’ve wanted for years but felt they could no longer afford. August was an especially busy month with plenty [...]
Posted: August 31st, 2009 under Real Estate.
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Questions to Ask Before Buying A Steamboat Ski Condo
Steamboat real estate activity has definitely picked up. I don’t know if interest is back because the papers are saying the recession is over or if people have regained their senses, but the buyers are back. If you are thinking about purchasing a Steamboat condo or townhome as a second home, here are some things [...]
Posted: August 14th, 2009 under Real Estate.
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Steamboat First Time Homebuyers–Don’t Miss Out on $8000
Time is running out for Steamboat first time home buyers who want to take advantage of the $8000 tax credit. Buying a house takes time, and first-time homeowners need to close by November 30th in order to get the $8000 home buyer incentive. And if you haven’t checked, November 30th happens to be a Monday. [...]
Posted: July 29th, 2009 under Real Estate.
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