Analysis of Aspen Glenwood MLS market reports, with closed sales separated by town and property type. Each study identifies its reporting window and transaction counts.
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Aspen: fewer sales, longer marketing
Aspen single-family closed sales fell from 57 to 45 in January-August 2026 versus the same 2025 period, while days on market until sale rose from 157 to 242. August inventory also fell, from 120 to 103 homes.
January through August 2026 versus January through August 2025; August inventory snapshot
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Aspen property types diverged
In January-August 2026, Aspen townhouse/condominium sales fell to 57 from 69 a year earlier, while their median rose 15.8% to $3.85 million. Aspen’s single-family median fell 26.9% over the matching periods.
January through August 2026 versus January through August 2025; August inventory snapshot
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Snowmass homes: more inventory
Snowmass Village single-family sales fell from 24 to 14 in January-August 2026 versus January-August 2025. August inventory rose from 16 to 24 homes, even though year-to-date new listings fell from 35 to 24.
January through August 2026 versus January through August 2025; August inventory snapshot
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Snowmass condos: two supply signals
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.
January through August 2026 versus January through August 2025; August inventory snapshot
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Basalt homes: median versus average
Basalt single-family sales rose from 12 to 18 in January-August 2026 versus the same 2025 period. The median rose 13.0% to $2,518,900, while the average fell 5.4% to $3,124,017.
January through August 2026 versus January through August 2025; August inventory snapshot
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Basalt condos: more sales, lower median
Basalt townhouse/condominium closed sales rose from 40 to 60 in January-August 2026 versus January-August 2025. The median fell from $1.6 million to $936,250, while days on market until sale rose from 237 to 331.
January through August 2026 versus January through August 2025; August inventory snapshot
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Carbondale’s mix changes the headline
Carbondale single-family sales fell from 85 to 79 in January-August 2026 versus the same 2025 period. Adding the source’s Townhouse/Condo category gives 118 total sales versus 112, a 5.4% increase that masks the single-family decline.
January through August 2026 versus January through August 2025; August inventory snapshot
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Carbondale condos: inventory and pace
Carbondale townhouse/condominium sales rose from 27 to 39 in January-August 2026 versus the matching 2025 period. August inventory fell from 26 to 14, while the median rose just 2.6%, from $872,625 to $895,000.
January through August 2026 versus January through August 2025; August inventory snapshot
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Old Snowmass: the small-sample split
Old Snowmass recorded eight single-family sales in January-August 2026 versus 16 a year earlier. The median fell 14.3% to $2.807 million, while the average rose 64.2% to $5,900,313.
January through August 2026 versus January through August 2025; August inventory snapshot
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Woody Creek: five sales in context
Woody Creek recorded five single-family sales in January-August 2026 versus seven a year earlier. The median rose 3.4% to $16,795,481, while the reported average was almost unchanged at about $14.17 million.
January through August 2026 versus January through August 2025; August inventory snapshot
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