With ski season winding down in Colorado’s high country and the Denver and Boulder housing markets so strong, real estate experts say Front Range buyers appear to be turning their attention to second-home and investment opportunities in the state’s major ski-town markets.

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Shrinking housing inventories increase cost of housing: A leader in the local development and real estate industry tells the Vail Homeowners Association that the current inventory of available housing in Vail is less than both normal (1,400 units) and prerecession
(2,400 units) levels, standing at 1,100 units by the end of 2015. It is this lack of inventory that is driving up housing prices.

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