Telluride Micro Market Report | Quarter 1 2021

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Q1 2021

Micro Market Report TELLURIDE

115 Francisco Way, Telluride

135 Polecat Lane, Mountain Village


Telluride

MARKET UPDATE

Telluride is a picture-perfect mountain town nestled in a dramatic box canyon in the southwest corner of Colorado. Offering residents an isolated respite from the bustle of more populated areas, those who choose Telluride as their home are often seeking thrills off the beaten path. Whether it’s due to the town’s world-famous skiing, legendary summer festivals, Victorian architecture, or close-knit community, Telluride has always lured adventurers from afar. As Americans encounter far more opportunities to work from home, Telluride’s real estate market continues to thrive. The housing surge experienced by the rest of the country is even more pronounced in and around this tiny town in the San Juan Mountains, where people arrive seeking a lifestyle that can be both more relaxed or more active, but is always a little more purposeful. LIV Sotheby’s International Realty produces a Micro Market Report analyzing the Town of Telluride, Mountain Village, and the surrounding neighborhoods’ real estate performance for the first quarter of 2021, compared to the first quarter of 2020. Residential properties in San Miguel County, where Telluride is located, saw a whopping 214% increase this year compared to the beginning of 2020. Carving out a niche in paradise got a little more competitive too, with properties staying on the market 25.9% fewer days than they did last winter. In the Town of Telluride, the average price of single family homes increased by a drastic 50.1%, from $3,342,000 to $5,018,000, showing that buyers may be looking for bigger, more permanent places to park their skis. The number of land buyers also increased from one to five in the Town of Telluride—a 400% escalation from 2020. Mountain Village, which is perched above Telluride at 9,500 feet and connected to the town by a scenic gondola, enjoyed a 366.7% increase in all residential property sales. Soaring prices matched those soaring views, with a 29% uptick in average sold price,

from $2,305,833 to $2,975,632. Of those properties, sales of single family homes increased 62.5% while sales of condos and townhomes increased 380%, and land sales increased an incredible 1,050% over the first quarter of 2020. Buyers also sought out more land and properties in the surrounding mesas, with the average price of land sales increasing 49.3% and the number of properties sold up 271.4%. Norwood had a particularly large jump in sales—83.3% more than last year at this time—and Ridgway in Ouray County saw a 75% increase in sales of all residential properties as well. Sellers of single family homes reaped the benefits most of all by enjoying a 29.4% increase in home prices. The current flexibility in remote employment combined with Telluride’s unique appeal should continue to make this beautiful area a popular place not just to visit, but to call home.

SAN MIGUEL COUNTY January through March

2020

2021

% Change

Sold Listings (All Properties)

57

179

214.0%

Sold Single Family

21

37

76.2%

Sold Condos/TH/DP

36

73

102.8%

305

384

25.9%

$2,481,286

$1,549,999

-37.5%

93.1%

96.7%

3.9%

$141,432,250

$277,449,886

96.2%

Average Days on Market Average Sold Price % Sold Price to List Price Total Sales Volume

All Residential Properties

Based on Information from flexmls/Telluride Association of Realtors®. This representation is based in whole or in part on data supplied by flexmls/Telluride Association of Realtors®. flexmls/Telluride Association of Realtors does not guarantee nor is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by flexmls/Telluride Association of Realtors may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.

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TELLURIDE

NEIGHBORHOODS

1.

Telluride

2.

Mountain Village

3.

Norwood

4.

Ridgway

4

3

2

1

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January through March Average Sold Price Average Price per Square Foot Average Days on Market Highest Price Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

2020

2021

% Change

$3,139,925

$2,063,147

-34.3%

$1,310

$1,482

13.1%

312

329

5.4%

$11,200,000

$9,550,000

-14.7%

30

32

6.7%

92.7%

96.3%

3.9%

TOWN OF TELLURIDE

All Residential Properties

50.1%

The average sold price for single family homes in the Town of Telluride increased by 50.1% January through March 2021 compared to that of 2020.

The historic Town of Telluride, designated as a National Historic Landmark District in

January through March Average Sold Price Average Price per Square Foot Average Days on Market Highest Price Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

January through March Average Sold Price

canyon surrounded by incredible 13,000

Average Price per Square Foot

long by eight blocks wide, the town is a menagerie of colorful Victorian homes,

2021

% Change

$3,342,000

$5,018,000

50.1%

$1,409

$1,599

13.5%

337

200

-40.7%

$5,900,000

$9,500,000

61.0%

6

5

-16.7%

95.1%

94.3%

-0.9%

Single Family Homes

1964, is near the end of a picturesque box and 14,000-foot peaks. Just 12 blocks

2020

Average Days on Market Highest Price

superb restaurants, historic buildings,

Properties Sold

and independent boutiques, galleries and

% Sold Price to List Price

outfitters.

2020

2021

% Change

$3,089,406

$1,583,623

-48.7%

$1,286

$1,469

14.2%

306

190

-37.9%

$11,200,000

$9,550,000

-14.7%

24

22

-8.3%

92.1%

98.9%

7.4%

Condominiums, Townhomes, Duplexes and Triplexes

January through March Average Sold Price Average Days on Market Highest Price Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

2020

2021

% Change

$638,000

$1,218,200

90.9%

974

1,070

9.9%

$638,000

$2,300,000

260.5%

1

5

400.0%

85.1%

90.0%

5.8%

Land


January through March Average Sold Price Average Price per Square Foot Average Days on Market Highest Price Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

2021

% Change

$2,305,833

$2,975,632

29.0%

$723

$742

2.6%

349

338

-3.2%

$6,335,000

$7,795,000

23.0%

18

84

366.7%

The number of residential properties

94.1%

97.6%

3.7%

sold in Mountain Village increased by

All Residential Properties

January through March Average Sold Price Average Price per Square Foot Average Days on Market

Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

Average Sold Price Average Price per Square Foot Average Days on Market Highest Price Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

compared to that of 2020.

Founded in 1986 and incorporated in

2020

2021

% Change

$3,236,250

$4,775,592

47.6%

$850

$837

-1.5%

with

429

412

-4.0%

architectural accents and a mix of

$6,335,000

$7,795,000

23.0%

residential and commercial structures.

8

13

62.5%

93.5%

98.2%

5.1%

Single Family Homes

January through March

366.7% January through March 2021

2020

2021

% Change

$1,561,500

$1,285,521

-17.7%

$620

$716

15.5%

284

213

-25.0%

$2,975,000

$5,750,000

93.3%

10

48

380.0%

95.3%

97.6%

2.4%

1995, the Town of Mountain Village was inspired by modern ski villages in Europe cobblestone

plazas,

European

At over 9,500 feet in elevation, the town sits on the north end of sunny Turkey Creek Mesa and consists of over 2,100 acres of land.

Condominiums, Townhomes, Duplexes and Triplexes

January through March Average Sold Price Average Days on Market Highest Price Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

2020

2021

% Change

$477,500

$591,622

23.9%

1,728

556

-67.8%

$560,000

$1,500,000

167.9%

2

23

1,050.0%

98.0%

95.7%

-2.4%

Land

1,050% The number of land properties sold in Mountain Village increased by 1,050% January through March 2021 compared to that of 2020.

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE

Highest Price

367%

2020


January through March

San Miguel County, named for the river of

SURROUNDING MESAS

the same name, covers 1,289 square miles

Average Sold Price Average Price per Square Foot

in southwest Colorado. San Miguel County is

Average Days on Market

home to the bedroom communities of Ophir,

Highest Price

Sawpit, Placerville and Norwood, all located within a short distance to the county seat, Telluride.

Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

2020

2021

% Change

$1,360,167

$1,512,551

11.2%

$566

$604

6.7%

500

496

-0.8%

$1,608,000

$6,222,500

287.0%

3

4

33.3%

89.9%

94.4%

5.0%

All Residential Properties - Deep Creek Mesa, Hastings Mesa, Iron Springs/ Horsefly Mesa, Specie Mesa, Sunshine Mesa, Turkey Creek Mesa, Wilson Mesa

January through March Average Sold Price Average Days on Market Highest Price Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

2020

2021

% Change

$668,571

$998,491

49.3%

641

623

-2.8%

$1,775,000

$4,495,000

153.2%

7

26

271.4%

86.0%

93.2%

8.4%

Land - Deep Creek Mesa, Hastings Mesa, Iron Springs/Horsefly Mesa, Specie Mesa, Sunshine Mesa, Turkey Creek Mesa, Wilson Mesa

NORWOOD

83.3%

January through March Average Sold Price Average Price per Square Foot Average Days on Market Highest Price

The number of residential properties

Properties Sold

sold in Norwood increased by 83.3%

% Sold Price to List Price

2020

2021

% Change

$351,917

$295,955

-15.9%

$225

$226

0.4%

165

378

129.1%

$625,000

$535,000

-14.4%

6

11

83.3%

94.3%

93.5%

-0.8%

January through March 2021 compared

All Residential Properties

to that of 2020.

The Town of Norwood, about a 40-minute

January through March

drive from Telluride, is located on a western plateau and is primarily agricultural in nature featuring ranch lands, cattle and other livestock operations. Outdoor activities are

2020

2021

% Change

Average Sold Price

-

$88,125

-

Average Days on Market

-

367

-

Highest Price

-

$111,500

-

No Sales

4

-

-

90.3%

-

plentiful, with no shortage of options for

Properties Sold

hunting, fishing, hiking and mountain biking

% Sold Price to List Price

nearby.

Land


January through March Average Sold Price Average Price per Square Foot Average Days on Market Highest Price Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

2021

% Change

$658,125

$392,414

-40.4%

$326

$252

-22.7%

123

269

118.7%

$1,100,000

$776,600

-29.4%

4

7

75.0%

The number of residential proper-

98.0%

97.2%

-0.8%

ties sold in Ridgway: Ouray County

All Residential Properties

January through March Average Sold Price

Average Days on Market Highest Price Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

2020

2021

% Change

$503,819

$652,000

29.4%

$237

$266

12.2%

157

153

-2.5%

$750,000

$776,600

3.5%

5

2

-60.0%

95.5%

98.2%

2.8%

increased by 75% January through March 2021 compared to that of 2020.

Single Family Homes

January through March

2020

2021

% Change

Average Sold Price

-

-

-

Average Price per Square Foot

-

-

-

Average Days on Market

-

-

-

“Gateway to the San Juans,” Ridgway is a

Highest Price

-

-

-

close-knit community with a picture-perfect

No Sales

No Sales

-

-

-

-

Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

Condominiums, Townhomes, Duplexes and Triplexes

January through March Average Sold Price Average Days on Market Highest Price Properties Sold % Sold Price to List Price

2020

2021

% Change

$1,416,525

$166,725

-88.2%

328

331

0.9%

$9,175,000

$669,000

-92.7%

8

4

-50.0%

97.7%

94.3%

-3.5%

Land

A 30-minute drive north of Telluride, and set in the beautiful Uncompahgre Valley, is the Town of Ridgway. Often referred to as the

downtown as well as several outlying subdivisions and the expansive Log Hill Mesa.

RIDGWAY: OURAY COUNTY

Average Price per Square Foot

75.0%

2020


WHY COLORADO?

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NATIONAL PARKS

07

MOUNTAIN RANGES

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SKI AREAS & RESORTS


300

AVG DAYS OF SUNSHINE ANNUALY

350+ CRAFT BREWERIES


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