In 2018, the new tax law, formerly known as the Tax Cuts and Job Act, made several major changes which affect property owners. Navigating the changes can be onerous, so we have simplified the basic rules for primary residence, vacation home and rental pro
As the end of the year quickly approaches, it’s becoming more clear that the Steamboat seller’s market we’ve grown accustomed to is now slowing down.
Cooler temperatures and this years’ Indian summer mean its time to winterize our properties. We’re not just talking about stashing summer toys and dusting off our winter gear, but getting a home ready for the impending snowfall.
If you’re heading out for a beer in Steamboat anytime soon, you’d better learn the lingo. In the ever-growing world of craft beers and small town breweries, it is all about growlers, crowlers and bombers – aficionado speak for bottles and cans.
On November 21, guests at the Steamboat Ski Resort will be toasting the start of ski season with free mimosas and “champagne” powder donuts. New owner, Alterra Mountain Company, is hosting a party-style event with entertainment by The Ute Indian Tribe sno
There is a unique opportunity to own development property with river frontage in downtown Steamboat. After assembling 4.7 acres of prime real estate between 3rd and 5th Streets a decade ago, Green Courte Partners, a Chicago-based real estate investment fi
Sellers have been in control in most housing markets across the country for a solid four years. Escalating prices and inventory shortages have become the norm. But is the balance of power finally starting to shift to buyers? Data from other markets clearl
Carbon monoxide (CO) is known as the silent killer because it is colorless, odorless, tasteless and cannot be detected by humans unless alarms or detectors are used. Our intention is not to scare you, but to empower you with information on how to help you
Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month
Steamboat Springs Local’s Mud Season Specials
Home values have been appreciating steadily in Routt County in a handful of market sectors and we are constantly asked what the driving trend is. In short, demand outweighs supply and the influx of people choosing to call Steamboat Springs home keeps risi
If you find yourself in downtown Steamboat on October 31, you can expect to see a slew of mysterious behavior. Sightings of the Mad Hatter dancing down Lincoln Avenue followed by a family of Oompa Loompas and a cardboard boat carrying Vikings have been no