It’s been an amazing year in the Vail Valley and at the end of the 2025 ski season, the real estate market remains strong. We are seeing an increase in inventory and although we are seeing downward trends in pricing on a national scale, the pricing in the Vail Valley continues to grow for single family homes. The average price of a single family home is $3.53 million dollars, up 14% over 2024 year to date. We are seeing some corrections in multi-family homes but with limited inventory, we are still seeing a strong real estate market valley wide.
The Vail Valley has always been a very specialized market with many pocket markets from Vail to Beaver Creek and Eagle Vail to Cordillera. Each neighborhood has specifics which effect values, days on market and general market appeal. You need an educated agent to help you navigate all the intricacies of all of these markets. I want to be that agent. With over $70 million dollars in sales, I have the experience to help you sell you luxury asset or find your perfect home. If you or anyone you know needs help with real estate services, please call Jon Lindner at 970-331-6111 or email at jonka1@comcast.net
Here are the latest numbers brought to you by our friends at Land Title Company.
- February 2025 saw steady activity in Eagle County’s real estate market, with 101 transactions totaling $242M in sales. While this reflects a slight dip from last February, year-to-date totals tell a different story—$478M in sales across 225 transactions, marking a 4% increase from the same period last year.
- The luxury market remains strong, with eight properties selling for over $5 million last month, pushing the year-to-date total to 14. The highest sale of the month was at One Willow Bridge in Vail Village, closing at $16.5M, with a PPSF of $5,516.
- Single-family home prices are on the rise, averaging $3.52 million year-to-date, a 14% increase over 2024. Meanwhile, multi-family home prices have adjusted slightly, averaging $1.83 million, down 10% from last year. Vacant land sales have seen a 25% decline in average price.
- On the commercial side, February recorded $55M in sales, with developable properties accounting for the majority at 65% of total volume. Year-to-date, commercial real estate transactions have reached $98.5 million.


