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Whether you're shopping for a vacation home, condominium, rental property or a ski-in/ski-out property with a great rental history, the Brokers at Real Estate of the Summit can help you realize your dreams. We are knowledgeable about Real Estate throughout Summit County - Breckenridge, Keystone, Frisco, Dillon, Copper Mountain and Silverthorne, Colorado. Our Brokers have over 96 years of real estate experience.
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Dennis Clauer, Record Setting Realtor!
Real Estate of the Summit's owner Dennis Clauer holds the record for selling the most expensive home in Summit County history!
On July 15th Dennis closed on the sale of a Breckenridge home for $5.55 million, almost a million dollars more than the previous high.
The 7,512 square foot, ski-in, ski-out home near Peak 8 is located at 312 Timber Trail Road and includes seven bedrooms, 8-1/2 bathrooms, a three-car garage, an elevator, a cinema, and a wine cellar. It is adorned with high end finishes is lavishly furnished and through technology can be managed and controlled through a laptop computer from anywhere in the world.
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Featured Property | Beaver Run 2 BD Lock-off
.jpg) Extraordinary remodel on this residence 12/05. The lock-off bedroom allows this property to be rented 3 different ways and generated $51,260 in gross rental income in 2007.
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Census reflects consistent growth in Summit County
By Robert Allen
Summit Daily News
July 11, 2008
SUMMIT COUNTY — Population increased steadily across Colorado and much of Summit County from 2000 to 2007, according to U.S. Census data released Thursday.
The county’s year-round inhabitants are gradually increasing with the rise of retail and services, said demographer Richard Lin with the Colorado Department of Local Affairs.
“(They’re) starting to turn into normal communities along Interstate 70,” he said.
The county population estimate increased by 576 to 26,547 in 2007. This was the biggest leap over the data period, which started with 23,548 people in 2000.
Silverthorne, with 3,927, is the county’s largest community, followed by Breckenridge, with 3,366, according to the U.S. Census Bureau at www.census.gov.
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Frisco Building to be Torn Down, Replaced
By Ashley Dickson
Summit Daily News
July 22, 2008
FRISCO — Things will soon be looking a little “greener” on the corner of Summit Boulevard and Granite Street, as construction crews prepare to demolish an abandoned shopping complex and break-ground on a new development.
Water Tower Place — which replaces the 1973-era Frisco Boardwalk building — will offer 42 housing units and more than 14,000 square feet of commercial space and will be constructed under the Green Globe Standard, marking Frisco’s first certified green project.
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Upcoming Event | Oktoberfest
Breckenridge Main Street
September 12-14
Grab your stein, throw on your lederhosen, and get ready for Breckenridge’s 14th Annual Oktoberfest! The event returns to Main Street to commemorate a time-honored tradition of German heritage. The festival has become a Breckenridge mainstay and offers Oompah music, Bavarian foods and kids’ activities. Join Breckenridge and Paulaner Bier for the best Oktoberfest in the mountains.
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Featured Listings
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Alma Home
Comfortable home in sought after Placer Valley. 20-30 minute drive to Breckenridge. Nice lot, easy access, room to spread out.
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Sunrise Ridge Unit 7
The best value ski-in / ski-out locations in Breckenridge! Ski-in from Peak 10 and ski-out to the Quicksilver Lift.
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Beaver Run 31360
One bedroom unit in Beaver Run complete with wood burning fireplace, full sized kitchen and private balcony.
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