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Whether it’s a cozy vacation cabin by the mountains or a real estate investment for your retirement, the Estes Park real estate market boasts some of the finest homes built by the leading builders in the country. The Estes Park region is one of the most desirable destinations in the country … and for good reason. Wonderful, friendly community, quaint downtown shops, access to thousands of miles of trails in Rocky Mountain National Park, Roosevelt and Arapahoe National Forests, and dining options are all drawing more residents to the area.

If you’re thinking about making the move, we’re here to help you find the perfect spot to call home. The tourism experts at EstesPark.com have teamed up with the real estate leaders in the community to create a dream team dedicated to helping you find your home in the mountains.

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About the Estes Park Wedding Market

When the U.S. market tanked when the housing bubble burst in 2008, the Estes Park real estate market was among the fastest growing areas in the country. Over the past several years, the recovery has been notable, albeit a bit slower than many local real estate experts expected. Beginning in late 2012, the market has rebounded in a big way with sales steadily increasing and much of the new home construction that was planned before the bust resuming thanks to both custom home builders and national development companies. While future development is expected to be more modest and measured than in the past, many are bullish on the prospects of growth in the housing market — not to mention the tourism and restaurant industries — thanks to a variety of property types, affordable prices, and continued interest from retirees looking to relocate near the mountains.

Weddings in Estes Park

Before you begin searching for real estate, anyone thinking of relocating to the Estes Park area should do their research and study the many different areas of the county. Though the term “Estes Park” is used to describe the entire real estate market, there are many attractive areas such as Storm Mountain, Pinewood Springs, Glen Haven, the canyons, Little Valley and Allenspark which make up the 60-mile stretch known to locals as “Estes Valley.” In fact, locals referred to the region as “Estes”. Each of these communities offers various advantages including different school systems, price ranges, and amenities including their proximity to Rocky Mountain National Park, restaurants, downtown Estes, attractions, and hotels for your visitors to stay in. So before you dive into buying a vacation home or property, make sure you study the market. Here are some additional tips on buying from one of the area’s top real estate agents, Dan Derman.

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There are tons of great places for buying real estate in Estes Park, however, there are a few areas of Estes Valley that are truly booming in regard to housing. Communities such as Little Valley — located just south of Estes Park’s Peak to Peak Highway off Fish Creek Road — have grown significantly over the past decade. With new developments such as the Fish Hatchery Housing Project and Mary’s Lake Expansion (hopefully) continuing to build, this area of town is a hotspot for families and retirees alike.

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