Commercial Real Estate 2025: Unlocking Exciting Investment Opportunities and Growth

Dear Friends,

As 2024 comes to a close, to reflect on an incredible year of growth and success, particularly in Commercial real estate. We’ve been honored to play a role in shaping dynamic spaces and facilitating meaningful transactions that contribute to our vibrant Colorado communities.

This year’s highlight was being entrusted by the Local Board of Realtors as a non-profit to sell their Dillon office space while securing a new location in Silverthorne. Dillon’s active market generated multiple offers, and we’re excited to see these plans come to life.

Our commercial portfolio saw further growth at Center Village in Copper Mountain Resort, the launch of Copper Sky Distillery, welcomed Sweet Soy restaurant, ?while expanding opportunities for more local operators. We’re actively seeking coffee operators, wellness services, and other businesses to enrich this thriving resort community.

As we enter 2025, we’re filled with excitement for new opportunities and partnerships. Thank you for your trust and support—it makes everything we do possible.

Wishing you a prosperous and successful New Year!

Warmest Regards,

@MountainlivingLindsey you Local Broker

Breckenridge 2025: Big Projects, Bold Moves

Town of Breckenridge Budget Snapshot:

• Spending: $157.4M | Revenue: $137.5M | Deficit: $23M.
• Town finances remain strong despite rising costs.

Key Investments:

• Project Runway: $8.6M to launch 140-150 workforce housing units on Airport Road (2-3 years).
• Last season for free skier parking at the site; McCain property under consideration for relocation.

Public Works: $13.3M for upgrades:

• $6.6M for Broken Lance Drive bridge and road rebuild.
• $3M for road resurfacing.
• $2M for Fiber 9600.
• $1.5M for skate park expansion.

Revenue Pressures:

• Real estate transfer tax flat at $6M annually (down from $11M in 2021).
• Accommodations tax down $300K in 2025; other funds see minor declines.
• Rising personnel costs include 4.5% merit increases and 7.5 new hires.

Forward-Focused Programs:

• Housing Helps: $3M to expand affordable housing initiatives.
• E-Bike Program: $478K to increase bikes to 170 and hubs to 30 (52% usage boost).

Breckenridge Town Council approved the 2025 budget, positioning the town for growth, sustainability, and community support. Read More…