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Is Your Home Ready for Winter?

Winter will soon be here...time to make sure your skis, snowboards and boots are ready for the snow. But, before you hit the slopes, you'll want to make sure your home is also ready for the upcoming temperature plunge.

Here are a few weather-wise tips for preparing your home for winter.

• Turn off outside water lines and drain hoses
• Repair all broken windows, exterior doors and walls
• Have your furnace/boiler/wood stove professionally inspected and change any existing filters
• Install insulation sleeves on exposed interior pipes
• Check your fireplace for cracks, creosote build-up and remaining ashes
• Keep anything flammable at least 3 feet away from fireplaces and space heaters
• Cover patio furniture and grill
• Place a rough-textured doormat outside each entrance 
• Run heat tape on the edge of a roof or the bottom of your gutter to melt ice

Summit County Market Report

The Market: The Average Sales Price through September 30, 2017 as compared to the same time period in 2016 is up 18% for residential sales in Summit County. The number of sales has increased by 3.5% and 54% of residential sales in Summit County are over $500,000!

Homes: So, what does a home cost today in Summit County? The average sold price is just under $1.2 million for a single family home. Three bedroom homes are averaging $840,000 and a 5 bedroom home is averaging $1,750,000. For a newer home built in 2010 and later, the average sold price is $1.6 million and for one built 2009 and before, the average sold price is $1 million.

Condos: The average purchase price for a condo in Summit County is $420,000. The price increases depending on the number of bedrooms:  a 1 bedroom averages $300,000, 2 bedrooms are about $450,000 and 3 bedrooms come in at about $600,000. Condos built in 2000 and later are averaging $687,000 and those built in 1999 and before are averaging $380,000.

Town Homes: Something in between a home and a condo will cost an average of $670,000 in Summit County. One can get into a 2 bedroom for an average of $445,000, a 3 bedroom for an average of $720,000 and a 4 bedroom for an average of $900,000. Town homes built prior to 2000 are averaging a sold price of $600,000 and those built in 2000 and later are averaging $835,000.

Interesting: The peak selling year for residential sales from January 1st to September 30th was 2006. Today, the county is witnessing strong sales; yet those sales would have to increase by 28% to equal those of 2006. And, yet, the 2006 average sold price would have to increase 52% to equal the average sold price today.

All the above figures are average sold prices for sales between 1/1 and 9/30 of this year.



Wondering How Much Your Home Is Worth?
 

How has the price of your home changed in today's market? How much are other homes in your neighborhood selling for?

If you're wondering about prices in your area, or thinking of selling your home, I can help.

Just call my office at 800-289-7005 or email me at kelli@kellisells.com for a professional price analysis. There is absolutely no obligation.

I'll give you honest feedback about the value of your home. And I'll also give you the inside scoop on what's happening in the housing market in Breckenridge, Dillon, Frisco, Silverthorne and Keystone.


 
 
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