After the most difficult ski season in Colorado’s recorded history, the climate picture is beginning to shift. A super El Niño is now in the forecast for late 2026, and an active monsoon season is expected this summer. For buyers watching Colorado’s mountain real estate market, the timing couldn’t be more instructive.The Season That WasColorado’s 2025–26 winter was defined by historically low snowpack, early … Continue Reading about Colorado’s Weather Is Turning — And Smart Buyers Are Paying Attention

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After the Worst Winter on Record, Colorado’s Weather Outlook Is Shifting
Colorado’s 2025–26 ski season was one for the record books — and not in the way anyone hoped. Historically low snowpack, early closures, and a rapid spring melt left mountain communities parched and reservoirs running well below normal. But as the state moves into summer, the climate picture is starting to change — and for buyers watching Colorado’s mountain real estate market, that shift deserves attention.What … Continue Reading about After the Worst Winter on Record, Colorado’s Weather Outlook Is Shifting
Who Is Actually Buying in Eagle County?
The buyer origin data may be the most strategically important information in the entire report — and it directly counters any narrative that Eagle County real estate is dependent on local or regional demand.Through February 2026, just 52% of transactions involved local buyers. The remaining 48% came from outside Colorado entirely — 30% from other domestic states and 3% international. Texas led all out-of-state … Continue Reading about Who Is Actually Buying in Eagle County?





