By Tucker Zimmerman, Summit County Realtor with Slifer Smith & Frampton
If you’ve walked down Main Street in Frisco recently and found yourself asking, “What are they building in downtown Frisco?” the answer centers on one of the town’s most recognizable historic properties: Foote’s Rest.
The Foote’s Rest block …
FRISCO approves at first reading STR caps and further amendments and requirements.
Last Night the Town of Frisco approved a 25% cap on Short-term rental licenses within the Town on first reading. The current level is at just under 22%, leaving little room for growth in license applications.
Summit …
View MoreWe finally have some clarity on the county's path for new rules surrounding short-term rentals. Thank goodness Summit County officials took a more reasonable approach than the Town of Breckenridge, who decided to effectively ban new STR's in all but a select few condominium buildings.
The county …
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Yesterday the Summit County Commissioners approved an ordinance creating a new short-term rental license structure. The Ordinance will go for a final reading and vote on December 16th. If approved, the Moratorium on current permits will expire, and the new …
View MoreHello Commissioners,
My name is Tucker Zimmerman. I am a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Mountain Properties, a homeowner in Dillon, and a primary resident. I do not own or manage any short-term rentals.
I am writing to you based on your proposals for changes concerning STR permits/licenses …
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Frisco is revisiting the development of the Lake Hill workforce housing subdivision. https://www.summitdaily.com/news/local/after-2-decades-summit-county-officials-still-finalizing-early-plans-for-lake-hill-development/
Take a look at the letter I just wrote to Frisco and Summit County Officials. Let me know if you have any questions regarding deed restricted housing or any …
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