Snowmass Village condo inventory fell while reported months supply rose

Snowmass Village townhouse/condominium inventory fell from 103 to 95 in August 2026 versus August 2025, while reported months supply rose from 7.8 to 16.8. January-August closed sales fell from 58 to 43.

Our source-linked research report includes the tables, aggregate data download and calculation notes. The analysis uses the official August 2026 Aspen/Glenwood Springs MLS Local Market Update, comparing January-August 2026 with the same months of 2025 and keeping August supply measures separate.

Two supply measures moved in opposite directions

Snowmass Village’s August townhouse/condominium inventory declined by eight listings, or 7.8%, from 103 to 95. The same report shows months supply increasing from 7.8 to 16.8, a 115.4% rise. The apparent contradiction comes from reading a listing count and a supply measure as if they were interchangeable.

Inventory counts homes available within the source’s reporting frame. Months supply also reflects the provider’s sales-pace methodology. We retain the published measure rather than substituting our own formula based on the eight-month sales total. The report alone does not provide a complete reconstruction of that calculation.

Completed activity and the price midpoint

January-August closed sales declined from 58 in 2025 to 43 in 2026, a 25.9% reduction. New listings also declined, from 130 to 101, or 22.3%. Both flows were lower in the matching periods, while the August supply statistics followed different paths.

The median sale price rose from $1.9 million to $2.05 million, or 7.9%. Days on market until sale increased from 108 to 137, an additional 29 days. The higher median therefore appeared alongside fewer completed sales and a longer reported marketing period.

Use a building-level comparison for a unit

For a prospective condo or townhouse purchase, start by narrowing the town-wide data to the appropriate property and ownership category. Units in different developments can have different layouts, conditions, obligations and transaction terms. The combined category cannot resolve those differences.

The public report is particularly useful as a prompt to ask which supply measure a market statement refers to. An owner hearing that inventory is down should also inspect the completed-sale record and the current alternatives to their property before drawing conclusions about pricing or timing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can inventory fall while months supply rises?

They measure different things. Months supply incorporates the provider’s sales-pace methodology; inventory is a listing count.

How many attached-property sales were reported?

There were 43 in January-August 2026, compared with 58 in the same 2025 period.

Are these figures specific to my development?

No. They cover the broad Snowmass Village Townhouse/Condo reporting category.