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 […]
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 Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp. plans to break ground on the first of many improvements within the Mountain Master Development Plan.
Steamboat Springs Locals Work Together to Prepare For Winter Season Amongst Covid-19
The Steamboat Springs School District (SSSD) has a history of academic achievement and consistently places in the top 10 school districts in Colorado.
With the snow falling and snowmaking efforts ongoing at Steamboat Resort, skiers and snowboarders are anxious to return to the slopes amidst COVID -19.
Summer in Steamboat has officially begun but for a tourist destination, it is set to feel markedly different from past years. Read more on how the current statewide ban on groups of 10 is impacting summer 2020.
2019 real estate market sets record for Steamboat and forecast for 2020
Seven dedicated routes for the winter season begin this Sunday, December 1st and run through the end of the 19/20 ski season on April 12th. New for this winter is a route that adds three daily departures from Steamboat to Craig, $6 per way.
Recently, Steamboat voters cast their ballot on the annexation of an additional 191 acres. After months of heated debates from both sides, the annexation was approved with 60% in favor and 40% opposed.
With another festive Fourth of July in the rear view mirror, it’s an ideal time to reflect on how the Steamboat Springs real estate market performed in the first half of 2019.