Vail Valley Real Estate: First Half of 2008 Stays Slow
Statistics Show Approximate 50% Decline
The Vail Valley real estate market continues to show sluggish sales, although June 2008 saw the most transactions year-to-date.
The first half of the year concludes with 172 transactions in June, the highest number of transactions so far this year. Eagle had the most transactions with 24 followed by Lionshead with 17. Sixteen of those transactions in Lionshead were Arrabelle units which sold for more than $67 million; 8 of the Arrabelle transactions were over $4 million in price.
Year to date, Eagle County topped the $1 billion mark and has an overall average sales price of $1,345,476. Lionshead has been the main contributor thus far with 68 transactions and more than $228 million in dollar volume. This is nearly twice the volume as Beaver Creek, the area with the second highest dollar volume.
June highlights:
- There were 96 multifamily units that sold for an average price of $1,217,563
- There were 8 transactions over $4 million
- Lionshead had the highest dollar volume, $68,860,000, with an average sales price of $4,050,588
To learn more about the Vail Valley real estate market, or to receive year-to-date sales statistics in PDF form, please contact me anytime.
| Contributed by Doug Schwartz dougs@gatewayland.com Office: 970.926.6777 | Cell: 970.390.4660 | Fax: 970.926.2698 http://www.dougschwartzvail.com |
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