Nothing compares to what’s next.
Breckenridge Crested Butte
Telluride Winter Park Vail Valley Dillon
Copywriting
Sarah Innerarity
Public Relations Manager, Resorts
Design & Production
Morgan Goodroad
Senior Graphic Designer
Scott Kapela
Graphic Designer
Contributors
Shannel Ryan President, Colorado
Nolan Carleton
SVP, Marketing & Communications
Dave Strellner
Director, Strategic Communications
Payton Ross
Brand Manager
Hillary Fujii
Senior Marketing Manager, Resorts
Quinn Whitman
Marketing Coordinator, Resorts
FRONT RANGE
Boulder 1050 Walnut Street, Suite 100
Boulder | 303.443.6161
Denver Tech Center 8000 East Belleview Avenue, Suite 200
Greenwood Village | 303.893.3200
20+ Locally Owned Offices
in Colorado
Castle Rock
413 Wilcox Street
Castle Rock | 303.660.0801
Cherry Creek
100 Saint Paul Street, Suite 200 Denver | 303.893.3200
Colorado Springs
102 North Cascade Ave, Suite 110
Colorado Springs | 719.578.8800
RESORTS
Beaver Creek
26 Avondale Lane, Suite 119
Beaver Creek | 970.845.0400
Breckenridge
101 South Main Street
Breckenridge | 970.453.0550
Crested Butte
401 Elk Avenue
Crested Butte | 970.349.6653
Dillon
707 East Anemone Trail, Suite 4
Dillon | 970.453.0550
Edwards 34253 Highway 6, Suite 2A
Edwards | 970.845.0400
Telluride
137 West Colorado Avenue
Telluride | 970.728.1404
Evergreen 31955 Castle Court, Unit 1 South
Evergreen | 303.674.3200
The Village at Castle Pines
858 West Happy Canyon Road, Suite 100
Castle Rock | 303.893.3200
The Village at Castle Pines Sales Center 482 West Happy Canyon Road
Castle Rock | 303.688.6100
Telluride
215 San Juan Avenue, Suite C3 Telluride | 970.728.1404
Telluride
225 South Oak Street
Telluride | 970.728.3086
Telluride | Mountain Village
565 Mountain Village Boulevard, Suite 101 Mountain Village | 970.728.1404
Vail | Bridge Street
228 Bridge Street, Suite 100 Vail | 970.476.7944
Vail | Mountain Haus
292 East Meadow Drive, Suite 101 Vail | 970.476.7944
Winter Park
78977 US Highway 40
Winter Park | 970.509.1740
Welcome to the Mountains
Summertime in the mountains is magical. The simple recipe of blue skies, fresh air, and cool evenings gives you a chance to step back and reconnect with your passions. As we embrace the life we love and welcome change as natural as the next season, the importance of living with intention is ever-present.
In Colorado we love to take the path less traveled: to climb the mountain or ski a treed slope. We’re thrill seekers at heart, and our lifestyle continues to beckon, bringing newcomers to our state and resort communities.
With a growing population, new demands on the infrastructure arise. In this magazine you’ll find out how cities and resort towns are keeping up with the increasing technological demands. No longer secluded, our resorts are adapting and finding ways to keep connectivity alive in the mountains. While you may not be able to stream a meeting from the top of a fourteener (and why would you?!), having cell service in remote areas can save lives and create a more accessible space for all.
We share a glimpse into the personality of our communities through our Voices of the Mountains series with locals across Crested Butte, Grand County, Summit County, Telluride, and the Vail Valley. Get an
insider view from those who call these resort towns home and have found their calling, including our brokers, who live in the communities where they work while staying connected to the pulse of the place they love.
Our award-winning marketing team sets the bar for the industry, showcasing your home to a global network of potential buyers. There is no more recognizable emblem of excellence than that of the blue Sotheby’s International Realty sign grounded across the gorgeous properties in Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Crested Butte, Dillon, Telluride, Vail, Winter Park, and beyond.
LIV Sotheby’s International Realty (LIV SIR) is proud to be the #1 Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliate, dominating the luxury real estate industry with an annual sales volume of $5.6 billion as of 2023. Our brand’s rich history and global network spans 11 regions, 84 countries and territories, 1,115 offices, and 26,500 sales associates. Backed by centurieslong prestige and an unmatched reputation, LIV SIR provides local expertise with global reach.
Bolstered by unparallelled support, our brokers continue to raise the bar in our dynamic industry, offering an elevated level of service that allows you to write your next chapter.
As you write your own story, the life you love awaits. LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Ever hike a fourteener, pedal up a pass, or finish mountaintop yoga and think, “I could live here?” Or stand atop a peak, looking out at the gorgeous scenery, and imagine more time in Colorado blending work and play? You’re not alone. The counties of Eagle, Grand, Gunnison, San Miguel, and Summit have grown by nearly 8% since 2010 as more and more people are drawn to the mountains.
Then reality strikes, your business is primarily conducted online—virtual meetings, sharing large files, or making time sensitive trades. Connectivity is your lifeblood. Robust internet and communications infrastructure are paramount. So, how does Colorado stand up to such demands?
Delve into the advancements in access across Colorado’s premier resort towns and get an in-depth view into the state of connectivity in Colorado. From high-speed broadband expansions to innovative telecommunications solutions, discover how these enhancements have transformed the state into an ideal haven for play and work. Spoiler: we’re a lot more connected than you may think.
Wanting the best of both worlds—an idyllic retreat and a fully functional remote office—is no longer wishful thinking.
WITH COLORADO’S RESORT REGIONS SPREAD ACROSS SCENIC, RUGGED LANDSCAPES AND RURAL SPACES,
it’s no surprise that access to broadband and Wi-Fi has been slower to reach some of these far-flung spots. Renowned for their world-class skiing, alpine lakes, and soaring hiking and mountain biking trails, these areas are now boasting Wi-Fi access to rival metropolitan areas so residents and locals can stay in touch, learn, and conduct business without leaving the mountains.
Resort communities have augmented this access over the past five years to meet increased demand and adjust to shifting consumer behaviors. According to AT&T’s Adam Schieber, Vice President of Construction & Engineering, “The rise in streaming, TV, and movie services has significantly increased Wi-Fi demand, necessitating upgrades to faster, more reliable networks and better equipment to support the increased device load. The proliferation of smart TVs, streaming devices, and gaming consoles further escalates this need for enhanced Wi-Fi.”
For decades, people would commute to work during the day, utilize the Wi-Fi networks in office complexes, and return home in the evenings. Beginning in 2020, many more workers began to work from home and students across Colorado shifted to remote learning, also utilizing Wi-Fi from their homes rather than schools. In addition to daytime demand for home offices and virtual classrooms, streaming for TV and movies skyrocketed as people stayed home rather than attend social gatherings, sporting events, or concerts.
Schieber adds, “Additionally, while 2020 saw a spike in wireline network traffic due to social distancing, mobile traffic dipped or remained flat. However, as COVID restrictions eased, mobile traffic rebounded, reflecting a return to prior usage patterns and a sustained increase in digital content consumption, both at home and on the move, due to the pandemic’s lasting influence on behavior.”
LIV Colorado resort counties median pop. growth since 2010
Cell tower disguised to blend in with Colorado’s natural landscape
The meteoric rise of Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and other video conferencing platforms to connect workers who had previously met physically in conference rooms or offices resulted in yet another boost to broadband needs.
According to Scott Lingle, IT Director for Eagle County, “Broadband has seen a great improvement in the past five years, which was born out of necessity. Video conferencing uses a huge amount of broadband, so providers saw the need to increase capacity.”
Lingle explains, “Through the national lens, the federal government is administering a $42 billion grant with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, which is allocated to improve broadband via the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Colorado received around $800 million, and they are working on the administration of that project, with the goal to get broadband to 99% of Colorado’s population.”
Due to the rugged landscape and unique challenges faced when installing towers, fiber, and other infrastructure, counties and
towns are partnering with national, regional, and local internet service providers to get broadband where it’s needed most.
“Project THOR is a middle-mile network establishing carrierclass connectivity between 14 communities across Northwest Colorado and the NWCCOG Point of Presence in Denver,” according to the Northwest Colorado Council of Governments (NWCCOG) website.
In partnership with counties across Northwestern Colorado, including Eagle County, Grand County, and Summit County, this project has brought “accessible, affordable, reliable broadband to rural communities.” This begins in Meeker, Steamboat Springs, and Estes Park to the north. It also runs along Interstate 70 linking Glenwood Springs, Eagle, Avon, Vail, Copper Mountain, Silverthorne, Breckenridge, and Frisco. Additionally, it serves Kremmling, Fraser, and Idaho Springs closer to the Front Range all the way to the Roaring Fork Valley, including Aspen. A locally matched grant from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs and fiber leased by the Colorado Department of Transportation made this possible.
HOW WILL THESE CHANGES FURTHER BENEFIT EDUCATION & OTHER COMMUNITY NEEDS?
“The network is designed as a series of geographically diverse fiber loops using world class network equipment from Ciena providing unique advantages for mountain communities. Project THOR is able to automatically re-route traffic when a single fiber cut or other service outages occur, preventing the hours-long service interruptions which have become commonplace.” This partnership includes local governments, regional electric cooperatives, state agencies, and a health district.
According to the Town of Crested Butte’s planning office, their IT department oversees projects including the town website, e-alerts, and social media. Also under their jurisdiction is network management including servers, internet, Wi-Fi, hardware, telecom systems, and software. The Town of Crested Butte and Gunnison County rely on local internet service providers for the installation of services.
John Townsend, IT Division Manager with the Town of Telluride, notes “Our landscape can make things challenging but at the same time create some advantages. Telluride is careful to protect the historic nature of the town. We have installed wireless broadband infrastructure at some of our remote locations that are easily reachable due to elevation and can be installed without the need for obtrusive tower infrastructure.”
In Summit County, there is new infrastructure facilitated by AT&T and Ericsson. Schieber notes “Over the last five years, we’ve added over three hundred new cell sites across Colorado and mountain residents can look forward to a new cell site near Dillon Reservoir at Dillon Bay. Through our collaboration with Ericsson, we will begin to transform our network within Colorado to provide additional capacity and speed throughout the state.”
John Strandberg, Interim Planning & Building Director with the Town of Telluride, says “Telluride is working with a private company for potential installation of small cell wireless facilities (5G) around town. This would increase connectivity capacity for residents and visitors alike and could be a launch pad for future technology advances.”
AT&T Site in Colorado
Aaron Street, Manager of Communications & Member Relations with Mountain Parks Electric (MPE) notes “MPE has built a 170-mile fiber optic middle mile network that traverses our service territory. The network spans from Winter Park to Granby and north just shy of the town of Grand Lake. From Granby, it continues west to Hot Sulphur Springs, then on to Kremmling. From Kremmling, the fiber heads south as far as Blue Mountain Reservoir and west along Highway 40 to Highway 14 into Jackson County and into the town of Walden.”
Street continues “In order to leverage our middle mile asset for the greatest good of our membership, we will be partnering with Conexon Connect as they build out fiber-to-the-home and offer ISP services in our service territory.”
AT&T Site in Colorado
AT&T Site in Colorado
New cell sites across Colorado since 2019
99%
With a goal to get broadband to 99% of the state’s population, Colorado received $800M
ON THE NATIONAL LEVEL,
internet service providers are aggregating and sharing comprehensive and valuable data to pinpoint access to broadband across the entire country. “There are good maps available now, so anyone can research an area down to a specific address, to see which services and speeds are available. This gives the business or community member a good idea of what’s available before they buy a new home or sign a lease to operate their company from a specific location,” notes Lingle.
Armed with these detailed maps, people interested in relocating to resort communities can also make informed decisions based on what is available in each neighborhood.
With increased access as well as more data and knowledge around specific services, it’s possible to conduct business and stay in touch in previously off-the-grid locations. Whether you are closing a real estate deal, returning a work call, or staying in contact with family, there’s no need to miss a minute of the scenic beauty that Colorado’s mountain towns provide.
What does the future hold? With the cloud infrastructure everexpanding, satellite connectivity burgeoning, and the next great innovation one invention away, Colorado is poised to be better connected than ever before.
Yet, in a time where connectedness fuels everything we do, how fortunate to have the option to disconnect and lose oneself in the glorious wilderness across Colorado. When ease of access drives our lives, the ability to turn it off and be intentional with our time is the ultimate luxury. Make time to LIV the life you love.
Broadband Map
COLORADO
ERIC PHILLIPS
You wear many hats in the Crested Butte community. How would you best describe yourself?
First, I consider myself a photographer. That’s my main passion and driving trait, as an artist within that realm. I also dabble in video work and video storytelling. And I am an athlete, creative, and volunteer.
If I were visiting Crested Butte for a long weekend in the summer, what are your recommendations?
Bring your mountain bike and ride the 401 trail. It’s absolutely beautiful in late July and early August, and you’ll ride through handlebar-high wildflowers and get epic mountain views. Hike Snodgrass Mountain in early July; it has my favorite wildflowers, and it’s close to town with off the charts bang for your buck as far as scenery goes. Stop by Butte Bagels, in a former 1800s newspaper shop, for the best breakfast sandwiches.
How did you get started in photography?
I took photography classes in high school and started taking photos with my Dad’s camera and my phone. When I moved to Colorado, I wanted to capture the landscape the way I saw it. My phone wasn’t doing it justice. I bought a Nikon, and it spiraled quickly as I fell in love with photography.
I started working for the marketing department at Western Colorado University, which was my first paying gig. Then I got an internship at Travel Crested Butte as a full-time photographer right out of college. Since then, I’ve been able to expand my clients and I get to live the dream.
What photography project are you especially proud of?
One of my favorite things to shoot is deeply snow-buried houses in Crested Butte. I’ve been photographing and collecting images of the deepest buried houses, planning a gallery display at some point. It’s a passion project and I hope to see it displayed somewhere.
What are some favorite adventures you’ve taken?
I love backcountry snowboarding in and around CB. I used to watch snowboard movies as a kid and now I get to do that in my backyard, living my childhood dream.
Some of my favorite spots are the Black Canyon of the Gunnison and Morrow Point Reservoir for overnight paddle board trips. I’ve also visited some high alpine lakes for overnight trips and the flowers are stunning. We are so fortunate to have five designated natural forest wilderness zones within 25 miles of CB.
What’s your “only in Crested Butte” story?
I’ve ridden my tandem bike through the grocery store for the past 4 years in a full costume for the Townie Takeover. I've ridden through the hardware store and bars, which wouldn't happen anywhere else.
What do you see as the biggest opportunity or challenge facing Crested Butte today?
Affordable housing and development. We need to make sure the people working here can also live here, working as teachers or at the coffee shop. It’s tough to find enough housing for the workers, but we are on the forefront of the solution. A big part of why I'm working on the Gunnison County Planning Commission is to make sure we are working toward a sustainable future.
"THE REAL MAGIC OF CRESTED BUTTE IS THE PEOPLE WHO CALL THIS VALLEY HOME. IT'S QUIRKY, FUN, AND A REALLY UNIQUE BLEND OF PEOPLE AND PLACE."
JUNE
Crested Butte Mountain Resort
Summer Opening
June 8
KBUT’s Annual Friday Night Fish Fry
June 14
JULY
Crested Butte Museum Tony’s Speakeasy: A Black & White Affair
July 2
July 4th Parade & Block Party
July 4
Crested Butte Wildflower Festival
July 12 – 21
Mt. Crested Butte’s 50th Anniversary Celebration & Concert
July 13
Crested Butte Land Trust
Starry Evening Gala
July 13
Crested Butte Wine + Food Festival
July 17 – 21
Living Journey’s Summit Hike & Soiree
July 26 – 27
AUGUST
Crested Butte Arts Festival
August 2 – 4
Adaptive Sports Center
Crested Butte Open
August 4 – 5
Crested Butte Museum Historic Pub Crawl
August 13
Grand Traverse Mountain Run & Bike
August 31 – September 1
SEPTEMBER
Mt. Crested Butte Chili & Beer Festival
September 7
Crested Butte Film Festival
September 18 – 22
Halloween Parade
October 31
Crested Butte Farmers Market
Sundays | May 26 – October 6
Elk Avenue Historic Walking Tours
Tuesdays & Thursdays | June 4 – September 26
Alpenglow Music Series
Mondays | June 16 – August 12
Photo
& 2 Courtesy of Nolan Blunck
Total Sales Volume MARKET SNAPSHOT
June 2023 - May 2024
$449,450,563
Highest Sold Price
June 2023 - May 2024
$10,000,000
Data based on sales in Almont, Crested Butte, Crested Butte South, Crested Butte Rural, Kebler, Mt. Crested Butte, Gunnison City, and Gunnison Rural, all residential properties.
CRESTED BUTTE RURAL 535 Journey’s End Road / $15,000,000 8 Bedrooms, 8 Full / 2 Half Baths, 7,450 Square Feet Web ID: Z4JSFY Channing Boucher 970.596.3228
GUNNISON
TBD W Gunnison Avenue / $9,000,000
Vacant Land, 25 Acres
Web ID: 4N4W7T
Channing Boucher 970.596.3228
CRESTED BUTTE
33 Aperture Lane / $8,575,000
5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 5,393 Square Feet
Web ID: 33PW84
Channing Boucher 970.596.3228
Crested
CRESTED BUTTE
120 & 122 Elk Avenue / $7,000,000
Mixed-Use Opportunity, 7,835 Square Feet
3 Bedroom Luxury Penthouse Web ID: 457QY5
Channing Boucher 970.596.3228
CRESTED BUTTE
67 Trent Jones Way / $6,695,000 5 Bedrooms, 5 Full / 2 Half Baths, 4,386 Square Feet Web ID: 2SWYSW
Somrak 847.721.2649
Crested
CRESTED BUTTE
607 Sixth Street / $20,000,000
Commercial Opportunity, 8,690 Square Feet
Web ID: 4CWE88
Jaima Giles-Alsum 970.275.9357
Betsy Wiebe 970.209.8643
CRESTED BUTTE
108 Maroon Avenue / $5,850,000
6 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,188 Square Feet
Web ID: 8TDQZ4
Channing Boucher 970.596.3228
CRESTED BUTTE
918 Belleview Avenue / $5,595,000
5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 3,463 Square Feet
Web ID: PWN4VT
Channing Boucher 970.596.3228
CRESTED BUTTE
729 Whiterock Avenue / $5,395,000
4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 3,252 Square Feet
Web ID: 8HLXXF
Sam Lumb 970.275.2448
CRESTED BUTTE RURAL
1482 Peanut Lake Road / $5,300,000
2 Bedrooms, 2 Full / 2 Half Baths, 1,636 Square Feet
Web ID: GTQM3E
Channing Boucher 970.596.3228
CRESTED
BUTTE RURAL
644 McCormick Ranch Road / $5,000,000 Vacant Land, 36.56 Acres Web ID: Y9X8BW
Channing Boucher 970.596.3228
CRESTED BUTTE
810 Elk Avenue / $3,650,000 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 2,948 Square Feet Web ID: 5P5N74
Channing Boucher 970.596.3228
CRESTED BUTTE
210 Butte Avenue / $3,650,000
5 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 3,083 Square Feet
Web ID: XTW5S5
Channing Boucher 970.596.3228
CRESTED BUTTE
507 Red Lady Avenue #110 / $3,395,000
Commercial Opportunity, 6,889 Square Feet
Web ID: 9MFFSG
Nikki Pulitzer 970.209.9004
180 Elk Valley Road / Starting at $1,700,000 3-4 Bedrooms, 3-4 Baths, 2,164-2,525 Square Feet
Located in Buckhorn Ranch, just minutes from downtown Crested Butte, these new luxury townhomes are adjacent to open space and offer stunning mountain views from their private patios. Interiors selected by local firm Covet Living Interiors. BRUSH CREEK VILLAGE CRESTED BUTTE
Prospect Drive / Starting at $697,500 Vacant Homesites, 0.65-1.35 Acres Michelle
The homesites at Upper Prospect offer true slopeside living within the boundaries of a premier ski resort. Step out your front door, strap or click in, and whoosh off for a day of skiing and snowboarding. Summertime surrounds owners with miles of scenic hiking and biking. UPPER PROSPECT
CRESTED BUTTE
29 Whiterock Avenue
$2,990,000
4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
2,072 Square Feet Web ID: ZLPEDM
Katy Mattson
970.275.4601
MT. CRESTED BUTTE
149 Snowmass Road
$2,950,000
4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms
2,832 Square Feet
Web ID: XPPKCV
Channing Boucher
970.596.3228
452 East River Lane
$2,950,000
5 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms
3,971 Square Feet Web ID: LXXTQB
Jaima Giles-Alsum
970.275.9357
MT. CRESTED BUTTE
50 Anthracite Drive
$2,350,000
4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms
2,516 Square Feet
Web ID: SKJPBT
Channing Boucher
970.596.3228
CRESTED BUTTE RURAL
57 Mariposa Lane
$2,000,000
Vacant Land
3.17 Acres Web ID: RTR8NC
Nikki Pulitzer
970.209.9004
CRESTED BUTTE
130 Pyramid Avenue
$1,950,000
Vacant Land
0.55 Acres
Web ID: DFMFW2
Channing Boucher
970.596.3228
CRESTED BUTTE
405, 407, 409, 411, 413 Belleview Avenue
$1,920,000
Commercial Opportunity
0.36 Acres Web ID: 8K3BB2
Sam Lumb
970.275.2448
CRESTED BUTTE RURAL
710 Red Mountain Ranch Road
$1,895,000
2 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
2,016 Square Feet
Web ID: 2R544D
Channing Boucher
970.596.3228
189 Wild Rose Lane $1,650,000
3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
2,872 Square Feet Web ID: CZHV5X
Jaima Giles-Alsum 970.275.9357
CRESTED BUTTE RURAL
54 Elk Valley Road
$1,500,000
3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms 1,962 Square Feet Web ID: QJH6B7
Cassie Slentz Gates 970.596.5516 CRESTED BUTTE RURAL
1 Seventh Street B
$1,350,000
3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms 1,388 Square Feet Web ID: 5ENPP2
Jaima Giles-Alsum
970.275.9357
CRESTED BUTTE RURAL
378 Lupine Drive
$1,250,000
Vacant Land
35 Acres Web ID: YPT25J
Channing Boucher 970.596.3228 CRESTED BUTTE
NINA WATERS
You wear many hats in the Summit County community. How do you introduce yourself?
I am a Summit County Commissioner and a resident who wants to serve my community in any way I can. I originally moved here to work for the local theater company. Like so many people who have moved to mountain towns, I was supposed to be here for just three months; that was ten years ago! After wrapping up performances for the theater in Dillon, I just couldn’t bear to leave. I was willing to do anything to stay in this community. I did the “Summit County shuffle,” working a few different jobs.
How did you land here?
I’m originally from Florida and didn’t think that I would ever ski. Then I found a piece of myself on the mountain that I didn’t know existed. I fell in love with skiing, the mountain life, everything about it. I was working full-time at the theater, volunteering at the Silverthorne Art Board, helping the local veterans group, and immersed in so many things I was passionate about. I became a whitewater raft guide, leading trips through Dinosaur National Monument, guiding on the Upper Colorado River. In 2020, I was drawn to do more to support my community. I considered going to graduate school, then the opportunity arose for me to be County Commissioner. I never thought that I would hold political office, but I love working to make locals lives better. It’s a real calling and I am taking it all in stride.
What local initiative(s) are you most passionate about?
It’s a shared passion for all of us—finding an equitable solution to the housing crisis. We have a balance of the tourism economy and providing space in which every community member can live here without struggling day-to-day. I’m also passionate about supporting economic development, so that Summit County is a great place for small businesses. And it’s crucial that we work together to protect our natural resources. We are so lucky to live in such a gorgeous place and we need to balance that with everyone visiting, so we can share and conserve this space. We need to manage it in a way we can protect it for the future.
If I'm spending a summer weekend in Summit County, what are the can't-miss dining spots and activities?
Because I’m on the Silverthorne Art Board, I recommend attending the First Friday of every month—it’s a communitycentered local event. The whole county comes out—you see locals and visitors. Saturday, go for a bike ride on an open space trail. Enjoy some live music at the Dillon Amphitheater after you stop by the Dillon Farmers Market to stock up on produce for the week. On Sunday, relax after a stand-up paddle board session on the lake.
Tell me about your vision for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Summit County.
The work I’ve been doing in DEI is because my passion is in the mountains; it’s been so good for my physical and mental health. Marginalized voices have systemically struggled to make their lives better. If your life is a day-to-day struggle, I think it’s important to go struggle to climb a mountain. Because by achieving it, we can make the struggles manageable. If school is hard, making ends meet is hard, I can apply that accomplishment. That’s my philosophy—we are better as a community if we have different people with seats at the table, making decisions. Equity means anyone can show up at any trail, in any board room, and we can be our authentic selves.
"FOR
ME, THE STRUGGLE OF DOING HARD THINGS - BIKING, CLIMBING MOUNTAINS, RAFTING - TRANSLATES TO LIFE LESSONS. IF I CAN DO THOSE HARD THINGS, NOTHING CAN STOP ME."
SUMMER EVENTS
GRAND COUNTY
Kremmling Days 2024
June 14 – 15
Blues From the Top 2024, Winter Park
June 28 – 30
SUMMIT COUNTY
Lake Dillon Beer Festival
June 15
Keystone Bacon & Bourbon Festival
June 22 – 23
Silverthorne Fine Art Festival
July 12 – 14
Breckenridge Summer Beer Festival
July 13
Keystone River Run Art Festival
July 26 – 28
4th of July Celebration, Winter Park
July 4
Winter Park Jazz Festival
July 20 – 21
Winter Park Classics: Super Loop
July 27
Fraser Mountain Mural Festival 2024
August 2 – 4
Country at the Park
August 10
Buffalo Days
August 16 – 18
Winter Park Uncorked
August 17
High-Note Thursdays
Thursdays | June 20 – August 29
High Country Stampede Rodeo
Saturdays | July 6 – August 17
Breckenridge Food & Wine Festival
July 26 – 28
Breckenridge International Festival of Arts
August 16 – 25
Keystone Mountain Town Music Festival
August 17
Breckenridge Wine Classic
August 22 – 24
Breckenridge Hogfest: Bourbon & Bacon Festival
August 30 – September 1
Keystone Oktoberfest
August 31
Breckenridge Gathering at the Great Divide Art Festival
August 31 – September 2
Breckenridge Oktoberfest
September 13 – 15
Breckenridge Bluegrass & Beer
September 27 – 29
Dillon Farmers Market
Fridays | June 7 – September 13
Photo 1 & 3 Courtesy of Winter Park & Fraser Chamber, Photo 2 Courtesy of Ryan Cox
$688,720,922
$4,225,000
$1,707,212,063
BRECKENRIDGE
119 Boulder Circle / $14,995,000
8 Bedrooms, 10 Bathrooms, 8,738 Square Feet
Web ID: W7HVJC
Aniela Wasmanski 970.409.8476
Maggi Kelly Costello 303.396.5850
GRANBY
CSH 125 / $7,995,000
Bedrooms, 8.5 Bathrooms, 9,970 Square Feet Web ID: J8RRW2
BRECKENRIDGE
72 Dyer Trail / $6,250,000
5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 4,751 Square Feet
Web ID: 42TPS9
Barrie Stimson 970.390.2560
3610 CO HWY 125 / $5,990,000
5 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 6,306 Square Feet
Web ID: 7Q5R6N
Laura Zietz 970.531.6575
GRANBY
Kindred Resort is a ski-in, ski-out hotel with 95 luxury residences steps away from the River Run Gondola and slopes of Keystone Resort. It is a state-of-the-art, mixed-use development, offering units with one to four bedrooms and resort amenities.
GRANBY
6732 US HWY 34 / $4,490,000
7 Bedrooms, 8.5 Bathrooms, 8,890 Square Feet
Web ID: 57HXRL
Laura Zietz 970.531.6575
BRECKENRIDGE
214 Wellington Road / $4,200,000
4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 3,404 Square Feet
Web ID: K48PMW
John Keith 970.485.1540
Marco Del Zotto 970.471.5449
SILVERTHORNE
27612 CO HWY 9 / $2,975,000
4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 4,173 Square Feet
Web ID: 96JWSB
John Keith 970.485.1540
Marco Del Zotto 970.471.5449
SILVERTHORNE
215 Game Trail Road
$2,950,000
4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms 3,941 Square Feet Web ID: J7STQM
Bret Amon
970.376.3813
KEYSTONE
146 W Trade Court
$2,875,000
Vacant Land
1.71 Acres
Web ID: FE4LQ6
Jeff Scroggins
970.333.8342
4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms 2,283 Square Feet
4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms 2,189 Square Feet Web ID: TQ9836 Madeline Mishkind 970.988.2216
601
3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms 2,327 Square Feet Web ID: 9ZXWB2 Madeline Mishkind 970.988.2216
505 S Main Street #2302 $1,399,900
2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms 956 Square Feet Web ID: XNWYE2 Kristin
4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms 3,810 Square Feet Web ID: NRHBFJ
WHITEWATER
17580 CO HWY 141
$1,150,000
4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
2,035 Square Feet
Web ID: 9KSZ3K
Rori Miller
970.389.2666
SILVERTHORNE
1121 Rainbow Drive
$1,149,000
3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms
1,653 Square Feet
Web ID: GRYVM8
Deborah Clawson
970.688.0016
FRISCO
1640 Lakeview Terrace #D104
$1,149,000
2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms
1,045 Square Feet
Web ID: P5NDQT
Sara Gambino
970.485.0210
Cindy Nelson
970.470.2043
LEADVILLE
119 E 8th Street
$1,100,000
4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
2,478 Square Feet
Web ID: GY2HS2
Megan Hunzeker
970.366.7244
JASON CORZINE
What drew you to living full-time in Telluride?
Joining the Telluride Foundation as its second ever CEO. When the former CEO of the Foundation stepped down, I was contacted about the position, but it wasn’t the right time for me to consider leaving the National Park Foundation (NPF). Fast forward a year later and a life changing experience with the pandemic the position was still open. After several meaningful conversations with Foundation board members, community members, and my family—we decided to go all in and embrace the opportunity to relocate to Telluride.
Which projects are you most passionate about with the Foundation?
The Foundation is headed into its 25th year of positive community impact in Telluride and the surrounding communities. My immediate goal is to honor that legacy of work and the partnerships that have been built since inception.
The Foundation staff and board have the exciting challenge of pivoting our work to serve communities with shifting demographics. We will focus our future efforts on issues related to workforce development and retention—infrastructure and affordable housing, transportation barriers, and health and education inequities.
What’s a project or initiative at the Foundation that you’re especially proud of?
While it’s not good conversation fodder to say all of them—it really is all of them. However, a few stand out to me in the short amount of time I’ve been in this position. Our work
with the Rural Homes team (supporting organization of the Foundation) to develop a model to help address the most critical issue of workforce housing has been incredibly positive. Our partnership with the Telluride Venture Network (an initiative of the Foundation) to standup the Latino Bootcamp —Como Construir Un Negocio—helps entrepreneurs in the Latino community develop and launch small businesses that are vital to our regional economy.
If I'm visiting Telluride for a long weekend in the summer, what do you recommend?
As you enter town, stop at Society Turn, and take in the vastness of the Valley Floor and the remote box canyon we call home.
Embrace this quaint town that is a recognized National Historic Landmark District, take a minute to catch your breath, and savor the 360-degree views of the surrounding San Juans.
Hungry? Head to the Butcher and the Baker for coffee and pastry to start your day. Rent a paddleboard from Jagged Edge Mountain Gear and put in at Town Park, float or fish your way down the San Miguel River through the permanently protected Valley Floor Conservation Area. Relax and enjoy this magnificent stretch of water whose source originated high above the east end of town.
How do you see the relationship between Telluride's past and present?
Innovation and dogged determination have always been at the heart of Telluride; it’s literally in the DNA of the community going back to the 19th century roots as a boom/bust mining community. Telluride, like most places in the west, has changed a lot in the last 25+ years but that same sense of innovation and determination has allowed this community and surrounding communities to thrive in the new west paradigm. Our community culture is a distinguishing attribute that separates Telluride from other bustling ski towns and that culture is alive and well today.
HOME.
"IT IS SURREAL TO WAKE UP IN THIS INCREDIBLE BOX CANYON AND CALL IT
IT IMPRINTS A SENSE OF WONDER, AWE, AND MAJESTY."
SUMMER EVENTS
JUNE
Wild West Fest
June 3 – 8
Telluride Gravel Race
June 8 – 9
Telluride Food & Vine Festival
June 14 – 16
Telluride Bluegrass Festival
June 20 – 23
Telluride Yoga Festival
June 27 – 30
MusicFest
June 27 – July 7
Summer Arts Bazaar
June 28 – 30
Telluride Plein Air Festival
June 30 – July 6
3
JULY
Red, White & Blues 4th of July Celebration
July 3 – 4
Telluride 4th of July Parade
July 4
The Rundola
July 4
San Miguel Basin Fair & Rodeo
July 12 – 21 & 26 – 27
Hardrock 100 Endurance Run
July 12 – 14
Telluride Americana Music Festival
July 19 – 20
Ah Haa HAHA Community Art Event
July 19 – 21
Shakespeare in the Park
July 19 – 28
Telluride Baseball Festival
July 22 – 28
Mountain Village / Telluride Fine Art Festival
July 26 – 28
Arts & Sciences: Telluride 2024
July 26 – August 2
AUGUST
KOTO Duck Race
August 2
Top Chef & Taste of Telluride
August 8
Telluride Jazz Festival
August 9 – 11
Telluride Mushroom Festival
August 14 – 18
Telluride Film Festival
August 29 – September 2
SEPTEMBER
Telluride Blues & Brews Festival
September 13 – 15
Mountains to the Desert Classic
September 21
Telluride Autumn Classic
September 26 – 29
Corvettes & Colors
September 30 – October 2
OCTOBER
Original Thinkers Festival
October 3 – 6
Telluride Horror Show
October 11 – 13
Halloween Parade
October 31
4
Telluride Art Walk
First Thursdays | June 6 – October 3
Telluride Farmers Market
Fridays | June 7 – October 11
Music on the Green
Fridays | June 7 – September 6
Market on the Plaza
Wednesdays | June 12 – September 11
Photo 1 Courtesy of Anthony G Verkuilen, Photo 2 & 4 Courtesy of Telluride Blues & Brews Festival, Photo 3 Courtesy of Joanie Schwarz Portraiture
June 2023 - May 2024
$762,602,132 Total Sales Volume
Sold Price
June 2023 - May 2024
$20,000,000
TELLURIDE
459 Elk Ridge Road / $21,000,000
5 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 6,960 Square Feet
Web ID: 5PHJBB
Lars Carlson 970.729.0160
VILLAGE 122 Touchdown Drive / $11,500,000 6 Bedrooms, 6 Full / 3 Half Baths, 9,440 Square Feet
110 Lawson Overlook / $11,500,000 6 Bedrooms, 6 Full / 2 Half Baths, 6,655 Square Feet Web ID: BPN83C
Denesik 970.729.1783
TELLURIDE
394 W Colorado Avenue A, B, C & D / $11,200,000
7 Bedrooms, 7 Full / 2 Half Baths, 5,518 Square Feet
Web ID: GPSXMN
Lars Carlson 970.729.0160
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
140 Cortina Drive / $10,495,000
5 Bedrooms, 5 Full / 2 Half Baths, 5,589 Square Feet
Web ID: CWX8D5
JJ Ossola 970.708.5626
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
TBD Arizona Street / $10,000,000
5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 5,905 Square Feet
Web ID: WPMGQZ
Dan Dockray 970.708.0666
8091 Preserve Drive / $9,950,000
5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 5,671 Square Feet
Web ID: B2GCXY
Dan Dockray 970.708.0666
TELLURIDE
731 Shadow Lane / $9,799,000
4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 2,785 Square Feet
Web ID: YSDLXZ
Iva Kostova Hild 970.708.1297
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
124 Lawson Point / $9,150,000
5 Bedrooms, 5 Full / 2 Half Baths, 5,457 Square Feet
Web ID: DQL8NM
Jake McTigue 970.708.1451
121 Touchdown Drive / $8,900,000
Bedrooms, 5 Full / 2 Half Baths, 7,270 Square Feet Web ID: MYJF9F
100 Francisco Way / $8,750,000 5 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 6,494 Square Feet Web ID: 2P3XBS
Taylor 970.417.2586
UNDER CONTRACT
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
123 San Joaquin Road / $8,250,000
5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 4,610 Square Feet
Web ID: WW975G
Dan Dockray 970.708.0666
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
162 San Joaquin Road Chalet #5 / $7,495,000
4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,404 Square Feet
Web ID: REGWHG
Corie Chandler 970.708.9610
TELLURIDE
436 W Pacific Avenue / $5,995,000 3 Bedrooms, 2 Flex Rooms, 3 Baths, 2,140 Square Feet PacStreetHome.com
Teddy Errico 970.708.5959
TELLURIDE
TBD Basque Boulevard, Lots 113 & 114A / $5,400,000
Vacant Land, 10.43 Acres
Web ID: 5M6NRM
Rick Fusting 970.708.5500
TELLURIDE
737 W Galena Avenue / $3,900,000
3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,824 Square Feet
Web ID: C8Q77H
Allison Moore 229.343.4842
TELLURIDE
980 Primrose Alley / $3,500,000
3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 1,932 Square Feet
Web ID: C6P9TT
Jake McTigue 970.708.1451
Virtually Staged
Virtually Staged
120, 130, & 140 Cortina Drive / $7,500,000-$10,500,000 3 Unique Chalets with 4-5 Bedrooms
Chalets at Cortina is a collection of three adjacent yet individual single family residences offering majestic views and easy ski access within the high-end community of Villas at Cortina. Each chalet will offer 4-5 bedrooms ranging in price from $7.5M-$10.5M. Construction on the first home is underway with scheduled completion winter 2024-25.
VILLAGE
$600,000-$1,600,000 1-3 Bedrooms, 813-1,832 Square Feet
Perfectly situated as the only Ridgway residential project on the Uncompahgre River, Riverfront Village offers quick highway access to Telluride, Ouray, Silverton, and Montrose while a stroll down the river trail leads to downtown shops and restaurants. CO for Phase I of the 38-unit project is expected in February 2025; Phase II CO in summer 2025.
San Sophia Drive, Lot 351
$3,500,000
Vacant Land
2.68 Acres Web ID: GJ32C7
Rick Fusting
970.708.5500
240 S Mahoney Drive #3
$3,395,000
3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms 1,446 Square Feet Web ID: F32MMV
Dan Dockray 970.708.0666 MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
457 Mountain Village Boulevard #8
$3,295,000
4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
2,193 Square Feet Web ID: 5CB5F2
Dan Dockray
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
115 San Joaquin Road #3
$2,995,000
3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms
1,882 Square Feet
Web ID: F63P9H
Angie Johnson
970.708.9636
ERIN IVIE
How do you describe or introduce yourself?
Most of the time, as the Executive Director of SpeakUp ReachOut; it’s become a big part of my identity. I’m really proud to have been born and raised in Vail. I’m a true local and I embrace all things about the outdoors. I’ll try anything outside; I love to get out and enjoy it.
In addition to your work as the Executive Director, what do you like to do in your spare time?
I love to be outdoors, especially on or near the water. That’s my happy place. My husband and I love to go to local rivers or visit Lake Powell with our German Shepherd.
What is a favorite outdoor adventure that you have enjoyed?
I would have to say that it would be any one of the longer UTV side-by-side trips that I have done with my husband. We love going out into the middle of nowhere, usually on top of the world and taking in the adventure. We recently did a trip from Grand Junction to Gateway, all on the back dirt roads. In some ways these trips are my meditation. Taking the time to be present and take in all the scenery, listen to good music, and spend time with good people.
When did you begin working with SpeakUp ReachOut?
I started in 2012 when I introduced the idea of a memorial walk to the Board of Directors. I joined the board soon after that and in 2014 I took over as a part-time Executive Director, so I’m celebrating 10 years.
Which projects are you most passionate about with SpeakUp ReachOut?
I am very proud of the fact that we provide so much training to the community. We train over 2,500 adults and 3,000 students annually in suicide awareness and prevention, which has made a tremendous impact.
How long have you been part of the Vail Valley?
I was born in Vail, grew up in Eagle County, and then I went to college at Colorado State University before moving back to the Vail Valley.
How could someone from the community get involved with SpeakUp ReachOut?
First and foremost, get engaged by following our social media accounts and subscribing to our newsletter with lots of information on all the entertainment and education opportunities we bring to the community.
Second, if you’re interested in formal volunteering, we have a process to make sure people are prepared. We require some volunteer training, to help deliver school programming or support our events, and there are lots of ways to get people involved. We continue to seek board members as well.
What are the can't-miss activities during a trip to Vail Valley?
I’m a big believer that people come for winter and stay for the summer. Summer in the Eagle Valley is magical. Obviously get outdoors. I love to enjoy the wildflowers and the mountain landscape. The flowers in Beaver Creek and Vail Villages are incredible; it’s a simple joy to indulge in. If I had to pick one restaurant, "Bart & Yetis" is old school Vail hospitality.
“I’M REALLY PROUD TO HAVE BEEN BORN AND RAISED IN VAIL. I’M A TRUE LOCAL AND I EMBRACE ALL THINGS ABOUT THE OUTDOORS.”
SUMMER EVENTS
JUNE
GoPro Mountain Games, Vail
June 6 – 9
Bravo! Vail Music Festival
June 20 – August 1
Vail Wine Classic
August 8 – 11
Vail Jazz Party
August 30 – September 1
Beaver Creek Oktoberfest
August 30 – September 1
JULY
Salute to the USA, Avon
July 3
Vail America Days
July 4
Dynafit Vail Hill Climb Trail Run
July 6
Vail Farmers Market Farm to Table Series
July 19 & August 9
Vail Dance Festival
July 26 – August 5
AUGUST
Beaver Creek Art Festival
August 2 – 4
Kids Adventure Games
August 8 – 11
SEPTEMBER
Vail Oktoberfest, Lionshead Village
September 6 – 8
Vail Oktoberfest, Vail Village
September 13 – 15
Vail Concours & Car Show
September 13 – 15
Vail Health’s Hike, Wine & Dine
September 29
Vail Farmers Market & Art Show
Sundays | June 16 – October 6
Photo 1 Courtesy of Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, Photo by JohnRyan Lockham
June 2023 - May 2024
$2,384,579,973
Highest Sold Price
June 2023 - May 2024
$22,400,000
Total Sales Volume MARKET SNAPSHOT Vail Valley Listings
The Hythe Penthouse / $12,750,000
4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 3,607 Square Feet
6,000 Square Foot Rooftop Terrace VailLuxuryPenthouse.com
David McHugh 970.376.7171
Heather Losa 970.376.5295
VAIL
FRONTGATE | AVON VAIL VALLEY
38460 HWY 6 / Starting Under $2,000,000 2-, 3-, 4, & 5-Bedroom Residences Frontgate@livsir.com | 970.445.4615
Located just steps away from the entrance to Beaver Creek Resort, Frontgate | Avon offers a limited opportunity of astutely appointed, alpine-inspired residences and an unmatched array of amenities that will provide the ultimate mountain playground for generations to come. Sales gallery open daily. Residences available for immediate move-in.
141 E Meadow Drive, Solaris #7AW / $10,000,000
4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 2,881 Square Feet Solaris7AWest.com
Matthew Blake 970.390.2692
EDWARDS
81 Elk Run / $9,000,000
6 Bedrooms, 6 Full / 2 Half Baths, 7,732 Square Feet CordilleraValleyClubLuxury.com
Barbara Gardner 970.471.1223
VAIL
EDWARDS
2325 Colorow Road / $8,900,000
6 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 8,256 Square Feet
Web ID: JJHV3B
Mick Kelly 970.376.5617
BEAVER CREEK
60 Elk Track Court / $8,795,000
5 Bedrooms, 9 Bathrooms, 6,291 Square Feet
60ElkTrackCourt.com
David McHugh 970.376.7171
Heather Losa 970.376.5295
Virtually Rendered
Virtually Rendered
EDWARDS
362 Pine Marten Way / $7,500,000
6 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 8,755 Square Feet
Web ID: W93M57
Barbara Gardner 970.471.1223
EDWARDS
876 Pilgrim Drive / $7,450,000
9 Bedrooms, 9.5 Baths, 8,891 Square Feet, 5+ Car Garage
Web ID: V4L2KH
Yvonne Dawsey 970.390.4594
EDWARDS
1145 Pilgrim Drive / $5,900,000
5 Bedrooms, 4 Full / 2 Half Baths, 9,384 Square Feet
Web ID: YF3SSS
Barbara Gardner 970.471.1223
ECHELON TOWNHOMES AVON
38460 HWY 6 / Starting at $3,595,000 2-, 3-, 4, & 5-Bedroom Residences
Frontgate@livsir.com | 970.445.4615
The new Echelon Townhomes at Frontgate | Avon provide a luxurious mountain lifestyle beyond your wildest expectations. Located just steps from the entrance to Beaver Creek, these new townhomes feature stunning modern design, ample room for entertaining, and seamless access to a collection of over-the-top amenities that make ownership at Frontgate | Avon unlike anything the Valley has seen before. Open house daily or call to schedule a private tour.
VAIL VALLEY
2898 W Lake Creek Road
Eagle Meadow
$4,500,000
37.58 Acres LakeCreekLand.com
Malia Cox Nobrega
970.977.1041
Barbara Gardner
970.471.1223
EDWARDS
25 W Timber Draw
$4,500,000
5 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms 4,690 Square Feet
CordilleraMountainLuxury.com
Malia Cox Nobrega
970.977.1041
VAIL VALLEY
1300 Casteel Creek Road
Graham’s Cabin
$4,250,000
20 Acres CasteelCreek.com/grahams-cabin
Malia Cox Nobrega
970.977.1041
Barbara Gardner
970.471.1223
BEAVER CREEK
51 Offerson Road #114
$4,200,000
3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms
2,318 Square Feet
Web ID: EGT2PW
Chris Scherpf
970.948.0615
4
GYPSUM
64 Lasso Road
$1,900,000
5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms
4,684 Square Feet Web ID: JM6JGG
Barbara Gardner 970.471.1223
BEAVER CREEK
210 Offerson Road #R225
$1,750,000
2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms 1,126 Square Feet
Web ID: NND69J
Barbara Gardner
970.471.1223
EAGLEVAIL
208 Stone Creek Drive B $1,695,000
3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms 1,991 Square Feet Web ID: L6JBJ9
Paige Shonk
720.272.9749
1522 Buffehr Creek Road #C23
$1,600,000
3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms 1,404 Square Feet
Web ID: 8DSWNJ
Corey Lamothe
303.918.1644
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DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES
Majestic Realty Collective
Majestic Realty Collective is the owner/operator of eight Sotheby’s International Realty affiliates including:
LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Summit Sotheby’s International Realty
Las Vegas Sotheby’s International Realty
Sierra Sotheby’s International Realty
Desert Sotheby’s International Realty
Sun Valley Sotheby’s International Realty
Group One Sotheby’s International Realty
Richardson Sotheby’s International Realty
Operating in the states of California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, and Utah, Majestic Realty Collective offers exceptional service locally, regionally, and globally through the Sotheby's International Realty network.
2790 S CHARLESTON ROAD
Charleston, UT / $14,000,000
Summit Sotheby’s International Realty
Henderson, NV / $6,300,000
Las Vegas Sotheby’s International Realty
Palm Springs, CA / $3,295,000
Desert Sotheby’s International Realty
713 DRAGON PEAK DRIVE
2696 ANZA TRAIL
430 GREEN GATE ROAD
San Luis Obispo, CA / $11,850,000
Richardson Sotheby’s International Realty
106 RED CLIFFS ROAD
Ketchum, ID / $6,200,000
Sun Valley Sotheby’s International Realty
2749 S WHITE CASTLE AVENUE
Eagle, ID / $3,295,000
Group One Sotheby’s International Realty
1733 CHRISTY LANE
Olympic Valley, CA / $7,500,000
Sierra Sotheby’s International Realty
1044 WATERBURY LANE
Ventura, CA / $4,750,000
LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
1309 PARK ROAD
Ojai, CA / $2,095,000
LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Distinctive Properties
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