Aspen Snowmass Market Reports

Aspen Snowmass Real Estate Market Report — Q2 2025

A measured market with unmistakable strength: record pricing, disciplined buyers, and a luxury segment that continues to set the tone.

As Aspen Snowmass moves deeper into the summer selling season, the story is one of persistent demand meeting constrained supply—a dynamic that continues to reward well-positioned sellers and decisive buyers. Snowmass Village remains notably undersupplied, helping push pricing to new highs, while Aspen continues to post record price-per-square-foot benchmarks even as average sale prices normalize from last year’s peak levels.

Within this backdrop, the market is showing renewed momentum heading into the second half of 2025—particularly visible in pending activity, where under-contract volume points to a strong Q3/Q4 runway.

Q2 2025 at a Glance: What Matters Most

Aspen Single-Family Homes (YTD Jan 1–Jun 30)

Sold volume: down 1% to $727,789,559 (nearly flat year-over-year)
Sales count: up 30% (43 sales)
Average sold price: down 24% to $16,925,339
Average $/SF: up 6% to a record $3,643
Inventory: 110 active single-family listings at end of June (up 25% from 88 last year, yet still below historic norms)

Luxury nuance: Aspen’s pricing power is increasingly expressed through efficiency of value ($/SF) rather than purely higher headline sale prices.

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Aspen Condominiums (YTD Jan 1–Jun 30)

Sold volume: up 10% to $270,711,000 (second-highest first-half on record, trailing 2022)
Sales count: down 23% (48 sales)
Average sold price: up 41% to $5,639,812
Average $/SF: up 11% to a record $3,298
Inventory: down 8.3% to 80 listings
Pending signal: 14 condos under contract totaling $128M (vs. 6 pending totaling $19.2M last year)

Takeaway: Fewer closings, higher quality and higher price points—with pending volume indicating demand remains very much intact.

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Snowmass Village Single-Family Homes (YTD Jan 1–Jun 30)

Sold volume: down 3% to $158,755,000
Sales count: 18 (flat year-over-year)
Average sold price: down 3% to $8,819,722
Average $/SF: up 17% to a record $2,173
Days on market: improved to 115 (from 157)
Inventory: just 12 active listings at end of June (down from 17 last year; dramatically below prior-cycle supply)
Pending strength: 5 homes under contract totaling $60.4M (vs. 1 at $13.5M a year ago)

Takeaway: This remains a seller-leaning market driven by scarce inventory, with compelling value positioning versus Aspen on a $/SF basis.

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Snowmass Village Condominiums (YTD Jan 1–Jun 30)

Sold volume: down 20% to $144,379,000
Sales count: down 23% (53 sales)
Average sold price: up 5% to $2,724,132
Average $/SF: up 7% to a record $1,938
Inventory: expanded from 51 to 98 active listings, largely driven by new releases
Under-contract pipeline: 74 condos pending totaling $405M (with the bulk tied to new development activity)

Takeaway: On the surface, volume is softer; underneath, pricing is still rising, and new-development inventory is shaping the condo narrative this year.

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Neighborhood Notes: Where Activity Concentrated (Aspen)

Within Aspen single-family, transaction leaders included West Aspen and East Aspen (10 sales each). The Downtown Core delivered the highest average sold price and highest $/SF metrics among tracked areas.

Downtown Core (Single-Family): avg $4,892/SF; avg sold price ~$20.0M
West End (Single-Family): avg $4,538/SF; avg sold price ~$22.7M
East Aspen (Single-Family): avg $3,277/SF; avg sold price ~$12.7M

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The Ultra-High-End Aspen Snowmass Market: $10M+ Still Commands Attention

The luxury segment continues to validate Aspen Snowmass as a global lifestyle market:

45 sales over $10M through mid-year (+15% year-over-year)
15 sales over $20M
Notable benchmark sale: 270 Heather Lane at $53M (~$7,517/SF)
Ongoing off-market activity remains a meaningful contributor at the top end.

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What This Means If You’re Buying or Selling in 2025

For sellers:
Record $/SF performance suggests that pricing precision + presentation remains rewarded—especially in Aspen and in Snowmass’s limited-supply single-family segment.

For buyers:
Opportunities increasingly come from timing, strategy, and selection—particularly as pockets of inventory expand (notably Snowmass condos) while premium properties continue to trade at decisive levels.

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