Ron Byrne & Associates/special to the Daily
The valley’s official real estate inventory is quite low, but the local real estate market is on another record-setting pace. How does that happen?
The answer can vary, by neighborhood, by price and, sometimes, by the broker involved.
Ron Byrne & Associates operates in the market’s upper reaches. Many of the homes that company lists don’t make it to the county’s Multiple Listing Service.
Company owner Ron Byrne said his firm’s approach is a “little more targeted” than some other companies.
Finding the right buyer for property in Vail often requires reaching out to people in destination markets, at high-end boat shows and other resorts, Byrne said.
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Eagle County’s rip-roaring real estate market continued its momentum through the first quarter of 2021.
The first quarter numbers are impressive. Through the first three months of this year, there were 545 transactions with a value of more than $760 million. And, for the first time, March saw more out-of-state buyers (85) than those with Eagle County addresses (83). For the year through March 31, local buyers still make up the biggest share of buyers, at 42%. But through the first quarter, out-of-state buyers now account for the second-largest portion of all sales, at 35%.
, many of those out-of-state buyers came from Texas or Florida.