Buying a Lifestyle
Tory Thomas is known for her up front, no nonsense style. She shows her devotion to her clients by continually exceeding their expectations. This business practice is one of many that she developed while selling real estate in Santa Cruz County as the top sales person in a large firm for 10 years. Tory decided to move to Aspen to pursue her passion for skiing and improve her quality of life.
The Aspen Board of Realtors has elected Tory as president of the organization’s 2015 Board of Directors. Her past experience as President-Elect with the board and her track record as an exemplary Realtor in the community prove she brings a strong sense of direction to the board. Past President, Karen Toth said, "I’m excited for the members as Tory has the commitment and desire to elevate member services on all levels."
Tory’s real estate clients are not the only ones that are impressed by her devotion. Ski Magazine selected Tory as one of the United States Top 100 Ski Instructors. Seamlessly melding her two worlds of skiing and real estate, it is not uncommon for Tory to take someone that she has skied with to see property.
Her strengths and her motto go hand in hand: “I like to listen, I like to share, and I’m high energy” and “Business as usual should be anything but business as usual!"
“It’s important that my clients realize they are buying more than just property in Aspen. They are buying a lifestyle!”
Local Market Updates
Real Estate in the News – July 2019
View the Flip Book Aspen $1.5 Million in Affordable Housing Contracts Moving Forward Aspen City Council approved around $1.5 million in contracts that are designed to move three affordable-housing projects forward, the Aspen Times reported. Council agreed to contract with Denver-based 359 Design for $252,000 to conduct community outreach in…
Real Estate in the News – June 2019
Download the PDF View Flip Book Aspen Good Snow Translates to Breaking Records Financially Retail sales in Aspen hit $95.8 million in March, a 7.9 percent increase compared with the $88.8 million the same month last year, according to the Aspen Daily News. The $95.8 million figure was a record…
24 Harleston Grn 35, Snowmass Village – $2,750,000 – SOLD
Bedrooms: 3 Total Baths: 4 Baths Country Club Homes SqFt: 2,592 Newly remodeled corner townhome with high ceilings, gorgeous views and a private setting, is the perfect mix of indoor and outdoor living. Wood ceilings, sparkling wood floors, old world kitchen and stone fireplace give the open living area a…
221 Wrights Road, Aspen – $3,900,000 – SOLD!
Residential Vacant Land Single Family Red Mountain List Price Per/Acre: 4,875,000 Lot SqFt: 34,664 Acres: 0.80 County: Pitkin Stunning Red Mountain view parcel with plans already submitted to the County for a 3,995 square foot contemporary home with a Two-car 547 square foot garage. All the planning has been done…
Real Estate In The News – May 2019
Happy May! The Hummingbirds are back! Download the PDF View Flip Book Aspen Building Permit Fees with a Half-Million Dollar Mistake A recent Aspen government audit of development review fees for residential and commercial projects in 2017 and 2018 revealed mistakes in calculation resulting in an “under-collection” of $490,000, and…
414 Vine Street, Aspen – $680,000 – SOLD
2 Bedrooms | 2 Baths | 873 Square Feet First floor 2 bedroom 2 bath unit with wood burning stove is located in Building 4, Phase I. Phase 1 is built with brick interior and exterior walls which drastically reduce noise between units and interior hallways offering more privacy compared…
Market Updates – First Quarter 2019
Download the PDF | Read the Flipbook Our quarterly Market Report showcases vital statistics for properties sold in Aspen, Snowmass Village, Basalt, Carbondale, Glenwood Springs, and New Castle. Our report is unique in that we compare the market in these areas for the first quarter of 2019 to the first…
Real Estate in the News – April 2019
Download the PDF Aspen Recycling Center Input Requested The city of Aspen is seeking public input on the future of the Rio Grande Recycle Center. Since 1993, the RGRC has been in operation for drop-off recycling services for glass, cardboard, metals, plastic, batteries, textiles, and seasonal waste. The RGRC has…
March 2019 — Real Estate In The News
Compliments of the Aspen Board of REALTORS® A rundown of government and business activity over the last month, focusing on issues and items that are of particular interest to the Real Estate community Aspen Recycling Center Input Requested The city of Aspen is seeking public input on the future of…