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Friday, February 11, 2011

2010 finishes the year well above 2009

Eagle County ended the year with 1,250 transactions, a 33% increase over 2009. Eagle County had nearly $1.5 billion in dollar volume in 2010, a 67% increase over last year.

While 41% of all transactions had a sales price of less than $500,000, there were 60 sales over $4 million which helped create the second highest average price-per-sale ever at $1,197,738; only 2008 was higher with an average price of $1,391,605.

New developments made a large contribution to the overall numbers in 2010. The following is a summary of sales in some of the larger new projects in the county:

• Westin:
$47,375,600 Gross Volume, $570,790 AVG PPU, $650 AVG PPSF, with 83 Sales in 2010

• Solaris:
$124,821,800 Gross Volume, $6,934,544 AVG PPU, $2,462 AVG PPSF, with 18 Sales in 2010

• Arrabelle:
$38,830,000 Gross Volume, $3,530,000 AVG PPU, $1,351 AVG PPSF, with 11 Sales in 2010

• Ritz:
$42,486,000 Gross Volume, $3,034,714 AVG PPU, $1,379 AVG PPSF, with 14 Sales in 2010 (This does not include the bulk sale of 45 Units for $110,890,000)


Single Family homes accounted for 34% of all transactions in 2010. The average price went down 4% from 2009 to $1.26 million in 2010.

There were 599 high-end condominium projects/multifamily homes that sold in 2010 accounting for 48% of the total sales, with an average sales price of $1.15 million. This is up $250,000 per sale over 2009.
Click this link to access:
Land Title’s December Market Analysis

For more information about these stats, contact us at: TheIversonTeam@slifer.net

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