Aspen area real estate market sees strength in September | Armonk NY Real Estate
The real estate market here had a pleasant fall.
More than $237.6 million worth of Pitkin County real estate changed hands in September — the most of any month this year and 2 percent more than the same month last year, according to the latest Land Title Guaranteed Co. market analysis.
Likewise, there were 409 total real estate transactions in September — the most of any month this year and a 438 percent improvement over the same month last year, the analysis showed. Most of the sales were intervals.
Intervals were up again in September with a flurry of Innsbruck deals. But if the month's 324 interval transactions were removed, the transaction increase from last September would've been 12 percent.
A couple notable sales boosted the dollar total for the month.
Wildcat Ranch sold for $44 million and Aspen Valley Ranch sold for $27 million.
Year to date, real estate dollars total $987,721,443 — a decrease of 2 percent from the same period in 2012. Year to date, transactions total 1,321 — an increase of 156 percent from the same period in 2012.
Foreclosures are also playing a part in Pitkin County's figures. There were five bank sales recorded in the county for September totaling $4.8 million. The bank sales accounted for 1 percent of the transactions and 2 percent of the dollars. Year to date, there have been 70 bank sales recorded in the county, totaling $46 million, and accounting for 5 percent of the transactions and 4.7 percent of the dollars.
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More than $237.6 million worth of Pitkin County real estate changed hands in September — the most of any month this year and 2 percent more than the same month last year, according to the latest Land Title Guaranteed Co. market analysis.
Likewise, there were 409 total real estate transactions in September — the most of any month this year and a 438 percent improvement over the same month last year, the analysis showed. Most of the sales were intervals.
Intervals were up again in September with a flurry of Innsbruck deals. But if the month's 324 interval transactions were removed, the transaction increase from last September would've been 12 percent.
A couple notable sales boosted the dollar total for the month.
Wildcat Ranch sold for $44 million and Aspen Valley Ranch sold for $27 million.
Year to date, real estate dollars total $987,721,443 — a decrease of 2 percent from the same period in 2012. Year to date, transactions total 1,321 — an increase of 156 percent from the same period in 2012.
Foreclosures are also playing a part in Pitkin County's figures. There were five bank sales recorded in the county for September totaling $4.8 million. The bank sales accounted for 1 percent of the transactions and 2 percent of the dollars. Year to date, there have been 70 bank sales recorded in the county, totaling $46 million, and accounting for 5 percent of the transactions and 4.7 percent of the dollars.
http://www.denverijournal.com/article.php?id=9995
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