Steamboat Springs: All the advantages of Aspen without the price tag.
If you want the perfect place to retire or raise a family let me show you the enchanting Yampa Valley. If you are looking to invest in real estate, let us show you the next real estate boom. Let us show you homes that will cost twice as much when this area is “discovered”. Because that is the secret of an astute property purchase. Buying before an area’s beauty and charm is well known to the world. Buying before Aspen has become— well— Aspen.
We would love to be the realtor to help you buy or sell your home here in Steamboat. There are many agents here in our small town, but our goal is to not be, just another real estate agent!
You’ll love winters here in our enchanting Colorado valley village. It’s a picture post-card little town with awe-inspiring views of the surrounding snow-covered slopes and icy mountain peaks from nearly every street. It’s a winter’s morning vista locals never tire of seeing. And with 142 miles of ski trails—one is over 3 miles long—it’s no wonder more winter Olympians come from Steamboat Springs than any town in the country. I can help you find your steamboat ski home.
But you’ll also love the summer here in Steamboat Springs. For it’s in summer that you can watch the warm sun transform this winter wonderland into a colorful sea of wildflowers crisscrossed by wilderness walkways and cascading creeks. It’s in a Steamboat summer that you trade your skis for a mountain bike, a fishing rod, a kayak, hiking shoes, or an artist’s palette.
You’ll love Steamboat all year round!
You’ll love the perfect mix of old-world Western charm and up-to-the-minute five-star sophistication. There are more than 70 bars and restaurants in Steamboat Springs offering the finest Mexican, Italian, French, and Japanese cuisines.
Employment opportunities abound in the increasingly vibrant Yampa valley economy that is founded on construction, tourism, and farming. More and more professionals—-teachers, doctors, dentists, and lawyers—are coming here to enjoy our wonderful lifestyle and serve the needs of residents.
The town of Steamboat has all the advantages and all the natural assets of a Vail. Or an Aspen. Without the high prices. Well, not yet. And that’s why this is the perfect place to build a real estate investment portfolio with an ideal mix of high future capital gains and a healthy rental income. Steamboat Springs is a great place to live, a great place to work, and a great place to invest.
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If you are thinking of buying a home in Steamboat, I’ll move mountains to get the home that’s right for you. Right for your budget, right for your lifestyle, and right for your family. Or if you are looking to invest in an area with good rental incomes that are going to experience strong growth, l can show you some great opportunities.
Whether you are coming here to retire, raise a family, continue your career, or are looking for a great investment opportunity, contact me and let me show you, Steamboat Springs. Let me show you condominiums, vacant land or family homes, or ski homes on the mountain. And if I can’t find what you want from my database of properties, I’ll search other listings, I’ll seek out new vendors to make sure we find you the ideal home.
I guarantee it.
And when you are ready to upgrade, or if you want to sell your home in Steamboat Springs for any reason, we’ll work together to get you the highest price the market will bear. There are a lot of things we can do to make a property more saleable. There are a lot of ways to market your home more effectively.
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The Steamboat Pilot By Tom Ross, Staff Reporter Sunday, January 22, 2006Steamboat Springs is poised to become a billion-dollar real-estate market.
The Steamboat Springs Multiple Listing Service is reporting record sales of $605 million in 2005. However, the Routt County Clerk’s Office and private title companies confirm the size of the local real estate market last year was more than $880 million. If the pace of growth in real estate dollar volume of the past two years continues in 2006, the local market is poised to crack 10 figures. snshelper The Multiple Listing Service is reporting that the value of real estate sold within its boundaries last year (essentially Routt County) grew by 31 percent from 2004’s total of $462 million. “We pretty much hit records in all categories with the exception that the median price came down in a couple of categories,” Doug Labor of Buyers Resource Real Estate said. He is the statistician for the MLS. The large discrepancy between sales reported by the MLS and the $880 million reported by the county can be explained by the fact that not all real estate transactions involve a Realtor. However, if one applied the 31 percent growth rate realized by the MLS in 2005 to $880 million, it quickly becomes clear that this market is set to surpass $1 billion this year. If the broader market were to achieve 14 percent growth in dollar volume this year, it would eclipse $1 billion. Labor has spied a trend within a trend in the year-end MLS sales figures. The number of residential transactions of all types was up 15 percent last year and the dollar volume was up 25 percent. However, the median price of a residential unit dropped 8 percent — from $290,000 in 2004 to $266,500 in 2005. “I think it’s a result of where people are buying,” Labor said. The West of Steamboat market was largely stagnant in 2005, Labor said, because of a lack of new inventory. That sent homebuyers elsewhere in the county, including Stagecoach, where the number of transactions grew 63 percent, from 19 in 2004 to 31 in 2005. The price of single-family homes in Hayden was up 21 percent last year, from $169,500 to $205,000, Labor said. However, the number of transactions in that category was down 18 percent, from 33 to 27. The explanation can be found in the growth in sales of undeveloped lots, from 18 to 33, he said. Although the median price of residential units in the Steamboat MLS declined slightly in 2005, that trend was not observed among single-family homes within Steamboat Springs city limits. The median price of a home in the city rose 23 percent from $530,000 in 2004 to $650,000 last year. Realtor Ray Wright of Steamboat Village Brokers said his research shows prices in the neighborhoods south of Walton Creek Road, where many modest homes are situated, are typically $300 per square foot. Labor predicts the growth trend in the county beyond Steamboat will continue in 2006. “Nothing’s going to happen (in terms of new single-family housing developments) close to town in the next 12 months that’s going to make a real change,” he said. “People will continue to look for opportunities.” People who are finding opportunities inside the city limits are finding them in condominiums. The number of condominium sales last year grew to 412 from 321 in 2004. Although the medium price of a condo here grew 14 percent last year, it still sits just below $250,000. And it’s still possible to find a condo for $180,000 Labor said. — To reach Tom Ross call 871-4205 or e-mail tross@steamboatpilot.com