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Mauricio Umansky, Kyle Richards List No-Longer-Serene Aspen Retreat
Mountain Home Photo; The Agency Seller: Mauricio Umansky, Kyle Richards Location: Aspen, Colo. Price: $9.75 million Year: 1979 Specs: 2,426 square feet .4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms Though the show hasn’t ...
Look to Location, Fixer-Uppers to Squeeze Upside From Your Ski Home – Mansion Global
Mountain locales have exploded in popularity during the pandemic, and inventory remains slim DIETERMEYRL / GETTY IMAGES The pandemic has sparked a rush of home-buyer interest and rapid price increases in many regions, but for mountain mar...
Beyond the log cabin: new chalet living | Financial Times
Forget about Swiss chalets. Modern mountain living is more Bond lair than cuckoo clock For hundreds of years Alpine homes have been built with timber taken from nearby forests, their sloping roofs deflecting heavy snowfall and their stil...
Home Bars That Bring a Little Something to the Party
Five properties for sale with built-in bars, plus where to start if you’re considering one of your own If you’re considering adding a bar to your home but don’t know where to begin, consider adopting the guiding principles of the stand...
Surrounded by the Rocky Mountains, 37.5-Acre Colorado Estate Lists for $20 Million – Mansion Global
A 37.5-acre equestrian estate in Carbondale, Colorado, is on the market for $20 million. Surrounded by the Rocky Mountains, the property features a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom ranch house, a barn with 41 stalls for horses an...
Ski House in Aspen Hits Market for $45 Million | Barron’s
This Colorado mountain getaway takes the log cabin to new heights. The woodsy-inspired nine-bedroom house at the base of Aspen Mountain hit the market on Friday asking $45 million, ranking it among the priciest homes for sale in the tony ski...
No Slowing Down for Summer: Vacation Rental & Second Home Markets Remain Strong
People are craving space and a place with room to retreat after being cooped up for months in small, expensive apartments. There is no denying that the coronavirus has altered human behavior and these changes have, and will continue to, ...
Will Working From Home Spell Doom for the Open Floor Plan?
For those stuck working at home during the pandemic, we’ve seen the struggles. Lackluster lighting, bad backdrops, and subpar sound have all become staples of our day-to-day work lives. One unspoken contributing factor to our ongoing w...