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The City Council is in the midst of working through some new rules concerning short term rentals in the City of Steamboat. While many good ideas have been shared with the council, at the last work session they seemed to veer off course and proposed some very restrictive overlay zoning […]
Although one might be able to say that the Routt County housing market is softening a bit, it’s not exactly cooling.
Earlier this week, the affordable housing crisis in Routt County came a step closer to a long-term solution.
Lack of housing, escalating housing costs, and the impacts of short-term rentals were among the greatest concerns identified by residents from the biggest Colorado mountain communities in a recent study.
The number of active listings remains low with 134 active listings (excluding fractionals) throughout Routt County compared to 406 listings this time last year.
Real estate sales have hit record highs across much of the nation, but unfortunately for builders and home buyers, so have the cost of materials.
In spite of lower inventory, there have been 64% more closings than this time last year.
COVID has increased demand for low and moderate income housing in Steamboat Springs.
A lack of housing inventory and an ever-growing pool of potential buyers has created an incredibly competitive real estate market across the U.S. that is extreme in Steamboat Springs and other resort towns.
Although inventory on the national level grew slightly since last month, there is still a huge supply shortage. So, is this a bubble that is about to burst?
Colorado Group Realty sits down with Joanna Allison, a Routt County resident and insurance agent with Allstate Insurance, to discuss a long list of questions on homeowners insurance.
Nationwide inventory has shrunk to only 2.4 months of supply and the national median home price has reached a record high of $311K.