The Capitol Creek cattle ranch that Bob and Tee Child owned and operated for decades, a property that went on sale for $41 million in 2012, is now listed for $17 million. Four of the Childs’ six children are selling their interest in the ranch — a total of 1,328 acres and five lots for single-family homes that can be as large as 5,000 square feet. Surrounded by wilderness on three sides, the Continue Reading

SNOWMASS VILLAGE — Following what’s believed to be the most exhaustive review of a sketch plan application in the history of Snowmass Village, the town’s planning commission on Wednesday voted unanimously to recommend Related Colorado’s base area project move to the next phase. It took five long meetings over the course of six weeks for the commission, which is chaired by Tom Goode, to complete Continue Reading

Basaltines finally will get to engage in a long-anticipated discussion about development on the former Pan and Fork Mobile Home Park site and how a proposed hotel fits the vision. Lowe Enterprises, a resort developer with extensive experience in Aspen and Snowmass Village, will unveil its plan for 52 condominium units and a 60-room boutique hotel at the Basalt Town Council meeting today. The Continue Reading

The Aspen Club and Spa won unanimous Aspen City Council approval Monday to alter its existing redevelopment plans from 2010. The original approval allows for construction of a new athletic-club facility, funded in part through the sale of 21 timeshare units. The plan also called for construction of 12 affordable-housing units. On Monday, the club’s owner, Michael Fox, won a 5-0 council decision Continue Reading

Carbondale is once again getting ink in a prominent magazine, this time on the cover of Men’s Journal as part of the magazine’s “50 Best Places to Live.” The April edition, hitting newsstands in a couple weeks, describes the town as a “too good to be true Rocky Mountain oasis” and places it alongside the likes of Nashville and San Francisco. Whether the attention is a good thing depends on who Continue Reading

Snowmass Village, Colorado:  Erik Cavarra has just placed a NEW three bedroom Residences at Snowmass Club under contract.  The complete Aspen/Snowmass Ownership program. Nestled within 210 acres of Rocky Mountain perfection, the 40 finely appointed vacation homes feature breathtaking views of Snowmass and the Elk Mountain Range. Ownership includes an exclusive membership in the Snowmass Club, Continue Reading

Snowmass Village, Colorado:  Erik Cavarra has just placed a fabulous Three Bedroom within the Residences at Snowmass Club under contract.  Erik Cavarra is the leading sales representative for the Snowmass Club and has closed over 170 fractions since the properties beginning.  This is truly the best fractional ownership program within the world, no other property abounds the endless amenities, Continue Reading

SNOWMASS VILLAGE — More than just a roundabout, the future strategy for moving people through an improved Base Village will require additional buses and vastly improved pedestrian connections. Set to be addressed in greater detail after Related Colorado’s application heads for more technical review, discussions about transportation and movement by the Snowmass Village Planning Commission have Continue Reading

Existing approvals allow for summer 2015 start WRITTEN BY: Madeleine Osberger/Special to the Aspen Daily News Aspen Skiing Co. is poised to start work in 2015 on the approximately 100-room Limelight hotel in Idaho after the planning commission this week approved changes to the building’s roof shape and parking structure. “Our intention is to start as soon as we can this summer,” said Don Continue Reading

Attorney wanted to build a 
residential complex on the entrance to Woodbridge A Snowmass Village condominium association has prevailed in its legal fight with an Arizona attorney who claimed ownership of a small parcel of land at the entrance of the housing complex and sought to build a multi-family residential complex. The Woodbridge Condominium Association in 2012 sued Richard Cole’s Continue Reading