Market INTEL

Aspen and Snowmass real estate, quarter by quarter. Newest report first.

Third Quarter 2026

Closed sales, July through September 2026, plus January–September 2026 compared with January–September 2025. Source: MLS closed sales (entire MLS), compiled October 2026.

Dollar Volume, January–September

$1.52B combined, down 22% from $1.95B a year earlier

20262025
Aspen homesdown 24%
$836M
$1.10B
Aspen condosup 6%
$400M
$377M
Snowmass homesdown 47%
$140M
$265M
Snowmass condosdown 32%
$140M
$205M

Fewer sales, longer waits, steady prices. Through September, sales are down 22% and homes take longer to sell, yet most prices held. Aspen condos rose 17%; Aspen single-family homes fell 24% on a lower-priced mix.

For buyers: room to negotiate, typically 4% to 8% off the original asking price.

For sellers: price it right on day one. Listings that start high are the ones collecting price cuts.

Susan Plummer

Jan–Sep 2026Median pricevs. Jan–Sep 2025Days on marketSold-to-listSalesTop sale
Aspen homes$11.28Mdown 24%21392%54$63.5M
Aspen condos & townhomes$3.86Mup 17%22594%66$28M
Snowmass homes$8.35Mup 1%19993%16$15.25M
Snowmass condos & townhomes$2.05Mflat13996%47$12M

The Quarter Alone, July–September

Jul–Sep 2026Median priceDays on marketSold-to-listSalesTop sale
Aspen homes$10.98M19593%28$63.5M
Aspen condos & townhomes$5.25M14893%23$13.5M
Snowmass homes*$5.33M21891%3$12.25M
Snowmass condos & townhomes$1.51M15294%15$9.4M

*Only 3 Snowmass home sales closed in the quarter; the January–September figures above are the better read. Third-quarter 2025 figures were not available, so the quarter has no year-over-year comparison.

Right Now: Active Listings, October 6, 2026

Asking pricesMedian list pricePer sq ftFor saleMedian days listedWith price cut
Aspen homes$18.25M$3,64010513334%
Aspen condos & townhomes$3.19M$3,3096610927%
Snowmass homes$12.13M$2,618229127%
Snowmass condos & townhomes$3.00M$2,5448916133%

All four segments score 23 to 27 on the Market Action Index, a slight buyer's advantage; three of the four ticked up from September. Asking prices, not closed sales. Source: Altos Research via Title Company of the Rockies, zip codes 81611 and 81615, as of October 6, 2026. Closed-sale figures: MLS, entire market, January 1 through September 30, 2026. Deemed reliable, not guaranteed.

Second Quarter 2026

January through June 2026, compared with January through June 2025. Report published July 28, 2026. Written by Elliot F. Eisenberg, Ph.D.

Dollar Volume, January–June

$861M combined, down 34% from $1.30B a year earlier

20262025
Aspen homesdown 44%
$410M
$728M
Aspen condosdown 14%
$232M
$271M
Snowmass homesdown 26%
$117M
$158M
Snowmass condosdown 28%
$102M
$142M

For buyers: room to negotiate on the right property.

For sellers: pricing correctly from day one counts for more than it did a year ago.

Susan Plummer

Jan–Jun 2026Median pricevs. Jan–Jun 2025Days on marketSold-to-listTop sale
Aspen homes$12.55Mdown 15%22892%$42M
Aspen condos & townhomes$3.39Mup 3%27095%$28M
Snowmass homes$8.60Mup 17%19594%$15.25M
Snowmass condos & townhomes$2.35Mup 31%13497%$12M

Figures are January through June 2026. Aspen homes: 27 closed sales, $410M in volume. Source: Christie's International Real Estate Aspen Snowmass, Second Quarter 2026, written by Elliot F. Eisenberg, Ph.D. Deemed reliable, not guaranteed.

Report Library

The next report, covering the third quarter, is expected in late October.

Buying or Selling

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Aspen Market Questions

What is the median home price in Aspen?

From January through September 2026, the median price of an Aspen single-family home was $11.28 million, down 24% from the same period of 2025. Homes sold at 92% of their original list price after an average of 213 days on the market. Source: MLS closed sales through September 30, 2026.

Is the Aspen real estate market slowing down?

Sales have slowed, but prices are holding in most segments. Through September, 54 Aspen single-family homes sold for a combined $836 million, compared with 59 sales and $1.10 billion a year earlier. Sales are down in all four Aspen and Snowmass segments, and homes are taking longer to sell.

What does a condo or townhome cost in Aspen?

The median Aspen condo or townhome sold for $3.86 million from January through September 2026, up 17% from a year earlier. Condos averaged 225 days on the market and sold at 94% of their original list price.

How are home prices in Snowmass Village?

Snowmass single-family homes posted a median of $8.35 million from January through September 2026, up 1% from a year earlier, averaging 199 days on the market. Snowmass condos and townhomes held steady at a median of $2.05 million.

Is it a buyer's or a seller's market in Aspen?

Buyers have the edge. As of October 6, 2026, all four Aspen and Snowmass segments scored 23 to 27 on the Market Action Index, a slight buyer's advantage, and about one listing in three had a price reduction. For sellers, pricing correctly from day one counts for more than it did a year ago.

When is the next Aspen market report?

The third-quarter 2026 report from Christie's International Real Estate Aspen Snowmass is expected in late October. New figures are posted here when it is released.

Questions About the Market?

Call or write. My office is across from the Aspen Mountain gondola.

970-948-6786susan@susanplummer.com

Susan C. Plummer, Broker Associate, Christie's International Real Estate Aspen Snowmass. Market statistics are drawn from the MLS and Christie's International Real Estate Aspen Snowmass reports and are deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Each office is independently owned and operated.