08/18/2026
Condo prices in Summit County jumped almost 20% compared to last July. That's the headline. Here's the part that doesn't fit in a headline.
Twenty-one condos sold in Keystone last month. Thirteen of them were in Kindred, the new development, averaging just over $3 million. The other eight averaged about $1.18 million. Same town, same month, two completely different markets — and only one of them is a fair comparison for the condo you already own.
Single-family homes told a calmer story. The middle price landed at $1,875,000, up 6% from last July, and sellers collected close to 97% of what they asked. But homes took 46 days to sell instead of last year's 32, and condos took 100 days instead of 68. Buyers are still out there. They're just not rushing.
Park County is a different world entirely — 206 homes sitting available, and enough for sale to last about a year at the pace they're actually selling. If you're buying there, time is on your side.
Swipe for the town-by-town numbers. And if you want to know what any of this means for your specific street, send me a message. That's the conversation worth having.
📍 Summit County + Park County | July 2026
