When market commentary gets vague, the transaction data tells a clearer story. The February 2026 Eagle County Market Analysis from Land Title Guarantee Company offers a ground-level view of what is actually happening in the Vail Valley — and for buyers paying attention, there is meaningful signal in
Colorado’s Mud Season Here’s How to Make the Most of it!
Mud Season means bigger deals and smaller crowds. In the Colorado high country, “mud season” is an expression that mountain folk have for that slowed-down period after ski season and before the busy summer hike-bike-festivals season rolls in. Mud season is typically from late April through
Real Estate News Around the Resorts of Colorado
Colorado Mountain Real Estate in 2026: What Buyers Need to KnowThe Colorado ski resort real estate market is shifting — and for buyers who have been waiting for the right moment, that shift is worth paying close attention to.After years of frenzied competition, compressed timelines, and properties
Vail and Beaver Creek Poised for Buying Opportunities
With the less than desirable snow conditions and lower rental numbers, this could be the opportunity for buyers who have been sitting on the sidelines. The market data suggests an active market and continued rising values. As tourists flock to the mountains to cool off this summer, a few may see
Colorado’s 2025–26 Ski Season: A Tale of Two Markets
The 2025–26 ski season has been one of Colorado’s worst on record. Snowpack sat at just 56% of the long-term median by late January, temperatures ran 9–15°F above average, and Vail saw only 67 inches of snow by mid-January — its lowest snowpack in 47 years. Vail Resorts called it “the most difficult
Vail & Beaver Creek Real Estate Market 2026: How Low Snow Is Creating Buying Opportunities
The 2025‑26 Colorado ski season has been extraordinary – and not for the usual reasons. By late January the Colorado Sun reported that the state’s river basins were carrying a snowpack of about 56 % of the long‑term median, with temperatures 9–15 °F above average. At Vail Mountain, SnowBrains noted
COLORADO Wildfire Resiliency Code Board
The Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code Board (WRCB) was established by Senate Bill 23-166 (opens in new window) in 2023 in order to develop a statewide model code for wildfire resilience. Mission of the WRCB The mission of the Board is to ensure that Colorado communities are
Water Conservation
Water plays a vital role in our community—it supports our daily lives, local wildlife, recreation, and the beautiful landscapes we all enjoy. But in the Eagle River watershed and the Colorado River Basin, water supplies are shrinking due to long-term drought, a drying climate, and growing demand.
Lake Powell forecast to reach critical lows, threatening hydropower generation
The most dire outlook from the Bureau of Reclamation anticipates water flowing into the massive reservoir at only 37% of a 30-year average Project You have questions? We have answers. Lake Powell could receive only half the normal amount of water from upstream rivers and streams this