We had an interesting year in sales in Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley. While Basalt, Carbondale and Glenwood did not skip a beat in number of closings and sales prices still increasing, the Aspen Market decreased in closings by almost 25% and our average sales price was down almost…
Aspen Park Avenue Project to Continue A 28-unit affordable housing project that’s been in the works since 2014 but has appeared in doubt at times because of the developer’s concerns about the viability of the city’s affordable housing credit certificate program, is likely to start construction in May, the Aspen…
This is my wish for you: peace of mind, prosperity through the year, happiness that multiplies, health for you and yours, fun around every corner, energy to chase your dreams, joy to fill your holidays! ~ D.M. Dellinger Aspen Hopkins Building Set to Be All Commercial The soon-to-be-redeveloped downtown building…
Happy Thanksgiving! Aspen Sprinter Vans May Get Parking Exception Aspen City Council is poised to give the van life a boost as it prepares to pass new parking regulations that have been amended to allow “Sprinter” vans, the Aspen Daily News reported. Vans, snowmobiles and fifth-wheel campers are the types…
Aspen Appraisal Comes in Lower than Asking Price An appraiser has valued a Hopkins Avenue property the city of Aspen may purchase for office space at $3 million to $5 million less than the contract price negotiated with developer Mark Hunt, the Aspen Daily News reported. The 21,400 square feet…
Aspen City Office Space Purchase to Go to Voters Aspen City Council will postpone making a choice between two options for new government offices, setting a course to have voters decide the initiative’s fate, the Aspen Daily News reported. The city is currently in negotiations with Mark Hunt, a developer…
Aspen City Looks Across the Street for Office Space The City of Aspen will further explore purchasing the majority of the old Aspen Daily News building and a next-door restaurant space for a total of $32.5 million, though elected officials are still debating whether to make the deal with developer…
Special thanks to all the Firefighters, First Responders, and community volunteers who fought tirelessly to save the forestland and homes in the Roaring Fork’s Mid-Valley! Gratitude Abounds! Aspen Historic Boomerang Sells for $10 Million Aspen developer Mark Hunt has purchased the historic Boomerang Lodge and the land it sits on…
Aspen Developers, City Agree to Bring Lift 1A Down Two hotel developers, the Aspen Skiing Co. and city of Aspen have reached conceptual agreement on a plan to bring a new Lift 1 down to Dean Street, while preserving a portion of the original chairlift structure that serves as one…
Aspen City Approves New Parking Fees Aspen City Council agreed to make an hour or two of parking more expensive during peak hours in the high season, further embracing a dynamic pricing model, the Aspen Daily News reported. The changes, to take effect June 1, also include a free-parking…