Takeaway

As of 2026-08-31, Aspen's all-homes ZHVI was $3,437,646, 91.7% above January 2019. ZHVI is Zillow's modeled typical home value, not a closed-sale median or an investment return.

Geography

Aspen, Snowmass Village, Basalt, Carbondale and Glenwood Springs, Colorado

Population

Zillow modeled city-level typical home-value series for the five named Colorado cities. The comparison uses the endpoint observations shown in the table, not a sample of individual homes.

Evidence basis

10 endpoint index observations: five cities × January 2019 and August 2026.

All-homes ZHVI, August 2026

Unit: Zillow modeled typical value

Aspen$3,437,646

Snowmass Village$2,487,867

Basalt$1,451,260

Carbondale$1,465,714

Glenwood Springs$863,805

All-homes ZHVI change

City	Jan. 2019	Aug. 2026	Change
Aspen	$1,793,507	$3,437,646	91.7%
Snowmass Village	$1,021,123	$2,487,867	143.6%
Basalt	$721,863	$1,451,260	101.0%
Carbondale	$710,120	$1,465,714	106.4%
Glenwood Springs	$475,036	$863,805	81.8%

ZHVI is a modeled typical value. It is not a sale price, appraisal, or return.

A common measure, five distinct paths

Zillow's all-homes series places Aspen at $3,437,646 in August 2026, above Snowmass Village at $2,487,867. Basalt and Carbondale are both near $1.5 million, while Glenwood Springs is below $1 million in this modeled typical-value measure.

The comparison is useful because the same definition and monthly cadence are used across the five city series. It does not remove differences in housing mix, geography, or the kinds of homes captured in each city's data.

How to use this public-data result

This home values result is a documented context measure for the stated dates and geography. Read it together with the source definition and the table rather than treating the chart as a property-level conclusion.

A current local comparative analysis remains necessary for an individual buying, selling, or pricing decision because this aggregate series does not control for the attributes of a specific home.

Methodology

Use Zillow's seasonally adjusted, smoothed, all-homes mid-tier city ZHVI CSV.
For each city, calculate percentage change as (2026-08-31 ZHVI / 2019-01-31 ZHVI) - 1.
Publish only the five named city series and the aggregate calculation table.

Limitations

ZHVI estimates a typical home value for the middle portion of the value distribution. It is not the median price of homes that sold in a month, a list price, or a valuation of any individual property.
City boundaries and housing mix differ. A comparison does not control for property type, size, condition, or location within a city.
Public data are revised by the provider; this report is a dated extraction, not a forecast.