Notable Sales in May 2011:
The highest priced sale in May was a commercial property:
5/10/2011 $2,430,000 Ten Mile Subd Lot A with Easement & ROW – 0865 North Summit Boulevard, Frisco aka Taco Bell. This commercial building is 2,661 SF in Size, and has .63 AC Land. It was built in 2003. PPSF is $913.19
The highest priced non-commercial sale in May:
5/23/2011 $2,250,000 Lewis Ranch at Copper Mountain Subd Lot 1 – 0988 Beeler Place – 3 Bedroom 5 Bath YOC 2006 with 4,742 SF Living Area on .18 AC Land. PPSF is $474.48. This is a new Construction Sale.
The highest PPSF in May:
5/17/2011 $2,025,000 One Ski Hill Place Condo Unit 8410 – 1521 Ski Hill Road, Breckenridge – 3 Bedroom 3 Bath YOC 2008 with 1,593 SF Living Area. PPSF is $1,271.19.
May 2011 Notes:
- Summit County Gross Real Estate Volume Graph: May was a decent month, topping the number of transactions over May 2010, with slightly less gross monetary volume due to the lower prices in Summit County.
- Market Analysis by Area for May: There were 107 transactions in May with $56,177,600 in monetary volume. Breckenridge normally tends to have the majority of transactions each month with 26 and $17,988,800 monetary volume in May. The Median Residential Price for all 19 areas combined is lower this month at $400,000.
Market Analysis by Area YTD: As of this May YTD, there have been 491 transactions with $249,258,800 monetary volume, the median residential price is $408,750 for all 19 areas with and average residential PPSF is $321 for all 19 areas.
- Market Snapshot: The Median Price for Single Family from 2010 to YTD 2011 once again shows an increase of 1%. The Median Price for Multi-Family from 2010 to YTD 2011 is flat at 0% and the Median Residential Land price is continues to fall with a 44% decrease 2010 to YTD 2011. The Breckenridge Golf Course saw a big spike from YTD 2011 from full year 2010 at 15% increase Median Single Family and Keystone also saw a spike at 86%! Frisco saw a spike in Median Multi- Family with a 15% increase.
- Market Analysis % Change: YTD 2011 Monetary Volume for transactions recorded is up 20% compared to YTD 2010. YTD 2011 transaction volume for all transactions recorded is up 26% compared to YTD 2010. Monetary Volume for May 2011 is down 11% compared to May 2010 and transactions for May 2011 are up 14% compared to May 2010.
- Residential Market Sales by Price Point: There were 84 Residential Improved Units sold in May with $48,737,100 gross volume. 35% of the residential sales are $500K and under. There were 14 Residential sales over $1M ( same as April). There were 34 Single Family transactions totaling $28,372,600 and 50 Multi-Family transactions totaling $20,364,500 in May.
- Average Price History: YTD Single Family Residential Average Price paces at an increase this month YTD at $780,637, Multi-Family Residential is flat to last month’s chart at $409,389 and Vacant Land Residential continues to drop at $261,997.
- Historical Cost Breakdown: In YTD 2011- there were 384 Residential Improved Unit Transactions (Gross- $212,892,600) vs. 2010 YTD- 299 transactions (Gross- $171,410,500) and YTD 2009-263 transactions (Gross -$171,512,200). YTD 2011 is showing steady signs of improvement with more transactions and higher gross volume over the past years this same time.
- Cash sales were 53% in May. There were a total of 444 loans in May. 50 loans were related to sales, there were 168 REFI’s and 226 Deed of Trust were recorded for timeshare sales. Cash transactions are about half of the number of sales transactions in May.
- Bank Sales: There were 14 Bank Sales in May, totaling $7,368,400 in Gross Volume or $526,314 per unit. ( a little higher than April) This accounts for 13% of the overall gross volume in sales. YTD, there have been 58 Bank Sales totaling $26,520,500 in Gross Volume or $457,250 per unit, this accounts for 11% of the gross volume sales.
- Foreclosure Info: May- There were 14 Fee Simple properties that made it to the PTD process. YTD: 136 FEE SIMPLE properties are in the Foreclosure PROCESS. Blue River, Silverthorne and Breckenridge show the highest numbers of Fee Simple properties enduring the Foreclosure process.