Inventory is a little tight when it comes to buying a Breckenridge townhouse right now, especially if you’re needing to stay under the $1 million threshold. So if you’re looking to make some big decisions in the early part of 2020 and hope to be settled into a new place sooner rather than later, here’s where you’ll currently find some really strong deals on available Breckenridge townhomes for sale. 

Main Street Junction 

Situated just off South Main Street and only minutes from ski lifts and downtown Breckenridge, the Main Street Junction community offers amazing living spaces, private heated garages, and even access to The Pioneer Club. Additionally, most units have anywhere between 700 and 1,300+ square feet and prices tend to start in the

The Nutcracker at Warren Station

Date: Dec. 7th, at 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM
Location: Warren Station Center for the Arts

A holiday classic takes over Warren Station with the Summit School of Dance and the CO. Motion Dancers presenting The Nutcracker. Also, parents and children are encouraged to join in the Holiday Showcase, singalong and Jingle Bell Parade! 

Tickets are $15 for adults, $7 for children ages twelve - two, and free for those two years old and under.

Hartford Ski Spectacular

Date: December 9th - 14th
Location: Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center at Beaver Run Resort

The Hartford Spectacular hosted by our own BOEC is on of the nation's largest winter sport festivals for people with disabilities, with more than 800

Despite 2019 being a bit of a sluggish year for luxury home sales in general, the high-end market in Breckenridge has continued to remain strong in recent months.

According to newly released Summit County market data, Breckenridge registered 24% of the total sales revenue and 18% of the total transactions in October, while the average price for a residential home in town was $1.47 million. 

For anyone keeping track, that’s a 37% spike from the October average in 2018. 

Keystone also recorded a strong October, accounting for 15% of Summit County’s total transactions. Unlike Breckenridge, though, home prices in the Keystone area dropped 16% compared to last year’s average.  

By the numbers, Summit County saw 285 transactions in October, up from

Now that we’re down to just one month left in 2019, many prospective home buyers and sellers are looking ahead and wondering what’s on the horizon for the housing market in 2020. And although it’s impossible to have all the answers right now, here are just a few noteworthy trends and tidbits to keep an eye on if you’re planning to be an active home buyer or seller in the new year. 

Downsizing

Baby Boomers and millennials are expected to play a major role in how the housing market shakes out in 2020. And with many baby boomers finally reaching retirement age, one out of every three households will be headed by somebody over the age of 65 in 2020, which could lead to many of these seniors finally looking to downsize to a smaller home or condo that’s

Take a closer look at all the fun things happening throughout Breckenridge and the rest of Summit County during the 2019-2020 winter season...

December 7th

Lighting of Breckenridge & Race of the Santas

The first weekend in December is the official holiday season kickoff celebration in Breckenridge, and this year’s event is happening on December 7th. The Lighting of Breckenridge and the hundreds of runners dressed like Santa are hard to miss but our favorite part of the weekend is the annual Holiday Dog Parade!

December 11-15

Ullr Fest

The famed Breckenridge Ullr Fest will celebrate 57 years in 2019 and snow lovers of all ages are welcome and encourage to attend. As usual, horned Viking hats, the biggest bon fire in the country,