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Kristin Balko

NEIGHBORHOOD PRICING GUIDES

WHAT ASPEN & SNOWMASS HOMES SOLD FOR IN 2025

Every January I publish what homes sold for, neighborhood by neighborhood, from the Aspen/Glenwood MLS. The numbers are below. The full designed guides are free; just ask.

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$6,087

HIGHEST MEDIAN $/SQ FT · ASPEN CENTRAL CORE

$1,398

LOWEST MEDIAN $/SQ FT · SNOWMASS BRUSH CREEK

20

MOST HOMES SOLD · WEST ASPEN

SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES

What did homes sell for in Aspen in 2025?

Aspen’s single-family market ranged from $5.2 million to $58.25 million in 2025. The neighborhood made the biggest difference: the Central Core’s median price per square foot was more than double West Aspen’s.

Aspen neighborhoodHomes soldPrice rangeMedian $/sq ft
Central Core5$12.4M – $58.25M$6,087
West End16$6.325M – $55.45M$4,259
East Aspen15$5.2M – $35.5M$3,436
Red Mountain7$11.5M – $37.75M$3,208
McLain Flats / Starwood9$7.1M – $56.5M$2,816
West Aspen20$6.1M – $53.5M$2,647

What did homes sell for in Snowmass Village in 2025?

Snowmass Village single-family homes ranged from $3.2 million to $22.25 million. Two Creeks / Pines led on price per square foot; no homes sold in the Divide in 2025.

Snowmass neighborhoodHomes soldPrice rangeMedian $/sq ft
Two Creeks / Pines2$16.6M – $22.25M$3,207
Wood Run5$9.25M – $15.75M$2,776
Horse Ranch4$6M – $12.18M$2,173
Ridge Run12$3.75M – $13M$1,838
Melton Ranch7$3.5M – $11.55M$1,716
Brush Creek3$3.2M – $5.74M$1,398
The Divide0No sales in 2025—

CONDOMINIUMS

What did condos sell for in Aspen and Snowmass in 2025?

Condos are the most accessible way into the market. In 2025, Snowmass Village condos sold for 34% to 56% less per square foot than Aspen condos of the same size.

Condo sizeAspen sold · rangeAspen median $/sq ftSnowmass sold · rangeSnowmass median $/sq ft
1 bedroom14 · $1.525M – $5.75M$3,66113 · $699K – $2.09M$1,623
2 bedroom28 · $1.399M – $4.625M$3,34323 · $1.3M – $4.85M$1,927
3 bedroom23 · $1.4M – $37.5M$3,56013 · $2.15M – $8.3M$2,367

Source: Aspen/Glenwood MLS, January–December 2025, compiled by Kristin Balko, Douglas Elliman Aspen | Snowmass. Information is believed accurate but not guaranteed.

KRISTIN’S TAKE

How I read these numbers

  • Neighborhood matters as much as the house. Aspen’s neighborhoods can vary widely in cost per square foot, even a few blocks apart.
  • Snowmass gives you more space for the money, plus the valley’s widest choice of ski-in, ski-out homes.
  • The valley’s sample size can be small. When only two or five homes sell in a neighborhood, one sale can skew the median. Ask me what’s behind a number before you rely on it.
  • The market moves. For today’s numbers, ask me for a current snapshot of any neighborhood.

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QUICK ANSWERS

What is the most expensive neighborhood in Aspen per square foot?

In 2025, Aspen’s Central Core had the highest median sale price per square foot for single-family homes, at $6,087, based on Aspen/Glenwood MLS data.

How much does a condo cost in Snowmass Village?

In 2025, one-bedroom condos in Snowmass Village sold from $699,000 to $2.09 million, with a median of $1,623 per square foot. Two-bedroom condos had a median of $1,927 per square foot.

How many single-family homes sold in Aspen’s West End in 2025?

Sixteen, ranging from $6.325 million to $55.45 million, with a median of $4,259 per square foot.

How often are Kristin Balko’s pricing guides updated?

Every year in mid-to-late January, using the previous year’s Aspen/Glenwood MLS sales.