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Omni Real Estate is thrilled to officially announce the launch of our brand new website!

Time to Sell!!! Are you a homeowner, thinking about listing your house? It is the time to do it now. The market is responding and it is responding in a wonderful way here in the Summit County Mountains.

Looking to sell your home? Winter Can Be a Great Time to Sell Summit County Real Estate. Despite what you may think, Winter is great time to sell your home. Homes listed during the winter months, sold for 1.2 percent above listing when compared to those listed other times of the year.

Summit County Parade of Homes: This August in Summit County real estate has been record-breaking.

As Fall approaches and Ski Season is on its heels consider some of the following home maintenance tips to keep your home in tip-top shape for the season.

Many years ago people across Scandinavian countries were forced to figure out how to travel during the long winter months. Having a lack of resources there was not much option in attempting to create winter travel. Then the genius thought of skiing while being pulled by animals would get the job is done: skijoring.

The thought of Hydro Power has been at the forefront of many scientists’ minds as well as many communities’ efforts. To try to stop using fossil fuels and go in a cleaner direction is something towns and cities across the Country have been attempting.

A year that most Aspen area Realtors will ever forget. With total sales nearing the figure of 1.5 Billion Dollars, it is one of the best years to do date for Pitkin County. The year was so profitable, we saw one of the best Aspen based reality firms get purchased by Douglas Elliman Real Estate, the largest real estate brokerage in New York City.

It took three decades, but finally first time home buyers in this Country has fallen to its lowest percentage in three decades. Typically, according to National Association of Realtors (NAR) first time home buyers make up at least 40% of all home purchases.