Best of Summit
Summit Standout
$3.01B sales
A condo near Main Street
Compare the actual walking route, parking allocation, stairs or elevator access and a place for bikes and skis.
Working with me: We can walk through the arrival routine as carefully as the floor plan.
Frisco Real Estate
Local guidance for your next move
Choosing a Frisco CO Realtor: look for a useful comparison
Frisco often appeals to buyers who want to compare several mountain routines before committing to one. I start with how you plan to use the home, then help you weigh Main Street access, the marina, space for guests and the work of ownership against specific listings.
Ten Mile Island or Ten Mile Creek
Review the individual unit, association budget, maintenance plans and what the dues cover.
Working with me: I will help organize the documents and questions so that you compare the full ownership picture across buildings.
A home in The Reserve at Frisco
Evaluate the layout, garage, outdoor space, property condition and responsibilities for exterior upkeep.
Working with me: We can compare the space you gain with the maintenance you want to arrange when you are away.
A real client example: Heather describes beginning her search in Settlers Creek in Keystone and finding her home in The Reserve at Frisco with my help. Her account shows why a search can stay open to more than one town while remaining focused on the right property.
Read Heather's full client story →Frisco homes for sale: compare more than the address
A Frisco search often starts with the appeal of Main Street, the marina, and access to the rest of Summit County. The better question is how a specific home supports your routine. Check the actual walking route, road crossings, storage, parking, and building access rather than relying on a broad “close to town” description.
Condos near town
Start with Ten Mile Island condos and Ten Mile Creek condos as examples to compare. Look closely at the unit layout, association amenities, dues, and any planned building work before deciding which complex fits.
Townhomes and detached homes
Explore Reserve at Frisco homes alongside other available properties. Compare garage and outdoor space with the upkeep each property requires. My testimonials include Heather’s account of a search that led from Settlers Creek to the Reserve at Frisco.
Buying in Frisco
For a Frisco condo, I help buyers connect the monthly dues to what the association actually provides and identify questions about reserves, insurance, and assessments. For a townhome or detached home, we also look at exterior responsibilities, heating, roof condition, and access. If you will be away for part of the year, we can discuss what needs ongoing attention and who will handle it.
Selling your Frisco property
A Frisco pricing review should distinguish a condo in a particular complex from a nearby detached home. I help sellers evaluate the closest comparable sales, available competition, condition, and features such as garage space or outdoor living areas. Clear association information, thoughtful preparation, and a workable showing plan help buyers understand what they are considering.
Questions about Frisco real estate
How do I choose the best Realtor for a Frisco home purchase?
Look for an agent who can explain the differences between the specific Frisco properties you are considering, discuss ongoing ownership responsibilities and help coordinate the search if you live elsewhere. Ask for relevant client experiences and a clear communication plan. My work with Heather included comparing Keystone and Frisco before her purchase in The Reserve at Frisco.
Can I buy a Frisco condo and immediately use it as a short-term rental?
Do not assume a purchase includes rental permission. Frisco operates a license cap and waitlist. Review the Town of Frisco’s current rental licensing information and the association’s rules, and confirm the specific property’s situation with the town before relying on rental income.
Where can I read about working with you in Frisco?
Read my client testimonials, including Heather’s description of buying in the Reserve at Frisco. The page gives you the client’s own account of the search and communication.
Should I compare Frisco with Copper Mountain?
That can be useful if you are deciding between a town base and a resort property. We can compare the route to skiing, building amenities, parking, dues, and upkeep against how often and when you expect to use the home.
What affects the value of a Frisco home or townhome?
The starting point is a comparison with relevant recent sales and current listings. I would look at the property’s setting, layout, condition, parking, outdoor space and association costs where applicable. A downtown condo and a detached home in the Reserve at Frisco call for different comparisons. Send me the address and details of recent work so we can build a pricing discussion around the property rather than a townwide average.
Can you help me buy in Frisco while selling another Summit County property?
Yes. We can discuss both sides of the move together: your preferred order of transactions, the preparation needed for the current home, and the features you want in Frisco. Any financing or purchase contingencies should be coordinated with your lender and the transaction parties before you commit. Client Heather describes a move from Settlers Creek to the Reserve at Frisco on my testimonials page.
Why I made the mountains home
I moved to Colorado and fell in love with the Summit County lifestyle. Winter means skiing and snowmobiling; summer brings road biking throughout Colorado. I also appreciate a quiet evening watching the sun set over the mountains.
I started in property management before moving into real estate sales. That experience keeps me thinking about both the life you want here and the work of looking after a property. Tell me how you picture spending your time, and we can build the search around that.
Continue your Frisco search
Browse Frisco homes and condos on my Vacation Homes for Sale Colorado website for additional listings and community information.
Read my mountain-home guides for more on buying, ownership, and life in the mountains.
Let’s plan your next move in Frisco.
Send me a property address, a few saved listings, or your selling timeline. We can identify the next questions to answer and build a practical plan.
Talk with Jayden(712) 578-8806By Jayden Vermeer, Broker Associate, Slifer Smith & Frampton. Updated September 8, 2026.
Most Popular
128 Willow Lane
$1,599,000
Most Expensive
992 S 7th Avenue
$6,050,000
Least Expensive
955 S 7th Avenue
$695000
Frisco Listings Summary
Frisco - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Frisco: $1,404,900 / County Avg $1,748,500
80%
Avg Taxes in Frisco: $4,000 / County Avg $5,700
71%
Avg Sq. Ft. in Frisco: 1,481 / County Avg 1,901
78%
Avg Price per/sqft in Frisco:$949 / County Avg $920
103%
Avg Year Built in Frisco: 1997 / County Avg 1996
100%
Avg Days on Website in Frisco: 178 / County Avg 126
141%
Frisco Real Estate Market Health
New Listings
Reductions
Foreclosures
Short Sales
| Areas in Frisco CO |
|---|
| Copper Mountain |
| Frisco |
| Out of County |
Copyright © 2026 Altitude MLS, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Altitude REALTORS®. All rights reserved. The information being provided is for the consumer's non-commercial, personal use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumer may be interested in purchasing. The information provided is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. You may not reprint or redistribute the information, in whole or in part, without the expressed written
© 2026 Grand County Association of REALTORS®. DCMA can be found at https://grandcountyassociation.realtor/contact/. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. This site is used and paid for by multiple independent companies. The real estate broker cannot require you as a prospective buyer to pre-qualify with or utilize the services of either of the mortgage loan originators. Nor can either of the mortgage load originators require you as a prospective buyer to utilize the services of
