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Breckenridge

There is nothing like winter in Breckenridge, Colorado. The town sits at a lofty 9,600 feet high with the top of the ski area at 12,998 feet - with th...

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Frisco

The Town of Frisco sits at an elevation of 9,097′ and is just under 2 square miles, but it leaves a much larger impression. Some consider it the "Base camp to your Rocky Mountain adventure". Frisco serves as a hub for many mountain adv...

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Dillon

The centerpiece of the Town of Dillon is the Dillon Reservoir. The Dillon Reservoir was completed in 1963 and is an important water source for Denver and the surrounding communities. It now serves beyond that purpose and is a favorite place to recreate during the summer with fishing, paddleboardi...

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Silverthorne

Silverthorne, Colorado has a rich history dating back to the 1800s. Originally named Williams Fork, Silverthorne was a mining and ranching town until it was incorporated in 1967. The town experienced significant growth in the 1970s and 1980s with the construction of the Dillon Reservoir and devel...

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Copper Mountain

Copper Mountain, Colorado, has long been known for its copper mining history. The Copper Mountain Mining District was established in 1874, and copper mining continued for over one hundred years until the 1980s. Today, Copper Mountain is a popular destination for skiing and other winter sports. Lo...

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Keystone

Keystone, Colorado has been a popular destination for mountain enthusiasts since its founding in Keystone Gulch in 1870. The town primarily served as a supply center for miners, until the construction of Keystone Resort in 1970. In recent years, Keystone has continued to grow as a premiere ski de...

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Park County

Park County, Colorado has a rich history dating back to the days of the gold rush, when prospectors flocked to the area in search of riches. In the late 1800s, Park County was also known for its agriculture and ranching industries. Today, Park County continues to be a popular destination for outd...

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Frisco

The Town of Frisco sits at an elevation of 9,097′ and is just under 2 square miles, but it leaves a much larger impression. Some consider it the "Base camp to your Rocky Mountain adventure". Frisco serves as a hub for many mountain adv...

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Silverthorne

Silverthorne, Colorado has a rich history dating back to the 1800s. Originally named Williams Fork, Silverthorne was a mining and ranching town until it was incorporated in 1967. The town experienced significant growth in the 1970s and 1980s with the construction of the Dillon Reservoir and devel...

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Keystone

Keystone, Colorado has been a popular destination for mountain enthusiasts since its founding in Keystone Gulch in 1870. The town primarily served as a supply center for miners, until the construction of Keystone Resort in 1970. In recent years, Keystone has continued to grow as a premiere ski de...

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Breckenridge

There is nothing like winter in Breckenridge, Colorado. The town sits at a lofty 9,600 feet high with the top of the ski area at 12,998 feet - with th...

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Dillon

The centerpiece of the Town of Dillon is the Dillon Reservoir. The Dillon Reservoir was completed in 1963 and is an important water source for Denver and the surrounding communities. It now serves beyond that purpose and is a favorite place to recreate during the summer with fishing, paddleboardi...

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Copper Mountain

Copper Mountain, Colorado, has long been known for its copper mining history. The Copper Mountain Mining District was established in 1874, and copper mining continued for over one hundred years until the 1980s. Today, Copper Mountain is a popular destination for skiing and other winter sports. Lo...

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Park County

Park County, Colorado has a rich history dating back to the days of the gold rush, when prospectors flocked to the area in search of riches. In the late 1800s, Park County was also known for its agriculture and ranching industries. Today, Park County continues to be a popular destination for outd...

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Market Report

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370
Sales number for the last 12 months
$ 1.3M
Average sales price for the last 12 months
$ 760
Price per square foot
160
Current listings
46
Properties under contract
165
New properties on the market

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