This unit is in good condition with a number of recent upgrades. Convenient ground floor location. Gross equalized income for 2005 was $23,261.

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High Country homebuying market is white hot.

By Duffy Hayes
Summit Daily News
7/27/06

SUMMIT COUNTY—The real estate market may be cooling off nationally, but over the summer months so far here in the High Country, the homebuying market is white hot.

For the second month in a row, transaction volume — or the total dollar amount recorded for residential real estate sales — measured for the month showed a dramatic increase over the same time period last year.

This past June, real estate volume was nearly $163 million for the month — a more than 45 percent jump over June 2005. In terms of specific June transactions, the 340 recorded were more than an 11 percent boost over the same month last year.

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Intrawest will turn its popular four passes into nontransferable photo ID cards. It wants to cut online sales of unused dates.

By Julie Dunn
Denver Post Staff Writer
8/23/2006

SUMMIT COUNTY—The Internet continues to change the way Colorado ski resorts peddle their passes, leading Intrawest Corp. — which owns Copper Mountain and manages Winter Park Resort — to alter its popular four-pass options this winter.

To crack down on Internet resales and offer customers more security, the company is turning its heavily discounted four pass, good for four days of skiing at a single resort, into a nontransferable picture identification card.

The photo passes must be bought in person; they can then be renewed online annually and replaced if lost. They go on sale starting next week at more than a dozen Front Range sites.

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