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Winter 2026
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MARKET
Update
928 Act ive Resident ial and Land List ings in Summit Count y
8% change compared t o 2025
Heading into fall, Summit County inventory remains elevated following a steady build throughout the summer. Active listings climbed from 645 in May to a peak of 1,068 in August before easing slightly to 1,055 in September, including 933 residential properties. With winter just around the corner, buyers have more choice and an opportunity to secure their mountain move before the snow arrives. For sellers, strategic pricing, preparation, and presentation remain key to standing out as the market transitions into the winter season.
?Source of data in thisreport isfrom the Altitude RealtorsMLS. Statistical information isdeemed reliable but not guaranteed.?
LOCAL
Love These are some of t he local businesses, makers, curat ors & art ist s t hat help make Summit Count y shine.
PODIUM SPORTS | Frisco Locally owned Frisco sports shop built around pedals, planks, and people. From demos and expert boot f itting to f itness equipment and a world-class tune center, Podium Sports is a go-to for getting geared up and ready for your next mountain adventure.
THREEFOLD BAKERY | Breckenridge This artisan bakery is rooted in friendship, community, and a shared love of the craft. Threefold serves long-fermented sourdough breads, inspired pastries, delicious sandwiches and excellent coffee, perfect for a pre-mountain cappuccino and croissant or a post-adventure treat.
THE GOODZ TAVERN | Keystone A laid-back Keystone favorite for good food, cold drinks, and mountain-town vibes. The perfect spot to kick back après-ski and refuel after a day on the slopes.
HYPNOTICS HAND MASSAGE | Frisco
CHALET | Breckenridge A hidden gem with cozy chalet vibes, craft cocktails, and a touch of mystery. Tucked away from the bustle, it?s an intimate spot to sip, unwind, and settle in after a day on the mountain.
A wellness favorite offering therapeutic massage to help you relax, recharge, and recover. Personalized treatments help soothe tired muscles and restore balance. The perfect reset after a day of winter adventures.
RED BUFFALO COFFEE & TEA | Silverthorne A cozy local favorite serving handcrafted coffee, tea, and bites with a welcoming mountain-town feel. The perfect place to warm up, slow down, and fuel your next winter adventure.
ELEVATION BOWL | Dillon The planet?s highest-elevation bowling alley and a perfect après-ski stop for some off -the-slopes fun.
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Come for t he powder, st ay for t he lifest yle. As ski season approaches and Summit Count y t ransforms int o a wint er wonderland, t hese are some of our favorit e act ivit ies t o embrace all t he snow-f illed advent ures t his season.
RAILPARK | Frisco NIGHT SKIING | Keystone Night-time at Keystone is anything but sleepy. Stop daydreaming of night skiing and come enjoy the longest ski day in all of Colorado.
Come check out the Frisco Railpark, where snowboarders and skiers have the opportunity to practice and progress on features that they can quickly lap, using the state?s f irst mobile rope tow.
ICE SKATING | Silverthorne From December through early March, the town of Silverthorne plows and maintains the ice rink at North Pond Park, a local?s favorite. Bring your own skates (and hockey sticks) anytime from dawn to dusk. Warm up in the adjacent hut.
SNOWMOBILING | Breckenridge Good Times Adventures offers one of winter?s most popular activities just minutes from downtown Breckenridge, providing access to some of the most amazing mountain views.
NOVEMBER DECEMBER
31st | Moonlight Dinner: New Year?s Eve Celebration | A-Basin
31st | NYE at Warren Station | Keystone
31st | New Year?s Eve | Breckenridge
24th | Santa at A-Basin | A-Basin
19th | Country Western Dance | Silverthorne
19th | Mystic Solstice | Keystone
18th | Warren Station Winter Comedy Series | Keystone
17th?19th | Ullr Fest | Breckenridge
12th | Goods in the Woods Holiday Market | Keystone
5th | Breakfast with Santa & Storytime with Reindeer | Frisco
5th | Lighting of Breckenridge & Race of the Santas | Breckenridge
4th?6th | 80th Anniversary Weekend | A-Basin
4th?5th | Holiday Lighting & Art Market | Silverthorne
173rd | Pints with Patrol | Keystone
28th | Frisco Lighting & Fireworks | Frisco
28th?Dec. 6th | Wassail Days | Frisco
28th?29th | Stifel Copper Cup | Copper Mountain
28th | Winter Carnival & Lighting of River Run | Keystone
26th | Uphill Turkey Trot | A-Basin
26th | Frisco Turkey Day 5K | Frisco
21st | Keystone Kickoff Concert | Keystone
19th | Celebrations Around the World | Silverthorne
14th | Keystone Kickoff: Matchstick Productions Movie | Keystone
10th | Rise N?Shine Rando Series #1 | A-Basin
6th-7th | Warren Miller Ski Movie with Dillon Valley Elementary | Key
6th | Día de los Muertos First Friday | Silverthorne
Events
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A home in t he high count ry means more t han access; it means a st ake in t he t owns & mount ains you love. When you're ready t o make your next move, our whole t eam will be at your back. Unt il t hen we invit e you t o dive int o some of our resources t o guide your real est at e journey.
The Portfolio
The Slifer Report
The Portfolio is our monthly publication of the latest available properties from across the Summit County.
The Slifer Report is our most in-depth, curated real estate market report, published twice a year.
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