Tim Estin
MBA, GRI
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Phone: (970) 920-7387
Cell Phone: (970) 309-6163
Fax: (970) 925-7027
E-mail: testin@masonmorse.com
Aspen Office
514 East Hyman Avenue
Aspen, CO 81611
Under the umbrella name of The Estin Report, I’ve written and/or contributed to a number of articles on the "State of the Aspen/Snowmass Market" for the Mountain Business Journal (MBJ), a local/regional business weekly, Aspen Times, Aspen Daily News, Aspen Magazine and others.
A list of these articles appears below. Some can be accessed here by clicking on "Articles of Interest" to the left.
All of the articles are available to read and download at my website www.EstinAspen.com. It will be updated regularly with new, original and relevant Aspen/Snowmass/Roaring Fork Valley real estate research and material. And...to answer an often asked question, Yes! I love doing this!
www.EstinAspen.com
The Estin Report:
Tim Estin in the News:
Tim Estin Biography:
I learned to ski before I could walk, went to elementary school (the Yellow Brick) in Aspen, and was a Founding Director of the Tenth Mountain Hut & Trail System* between Aspen and Vail with one of Aspen’s legends, my friend and mentor, Fritz Benedict. I love living in the valley, I love my work and sharing these passions with others.
In 2007, I served as the Aspen Board of Realtors liaison to the City of Aspen. Before this, I was the Aspen Board of Realtors liaison for the extensive 2006 Pitkin County Land Use Code (LUC) Rewrite approved in July 2006 after a two year review. I also served as a member of the Pitkin County Land Use Code/Technical Advisory Committee advising the Planning & Zoning Commission and the Pitkin County Board of Commissioners on land use issues. These positions have involved communicating policy, political issues and code changes to buyers, sellers and to the Aspen realtor community.
In my non-work hours, I participate in The Buddy Program (an Aspen School District mentoring program), the International Design Conference/Aspen, the Aspen Institute Ideas Festival and local performing arts organizations.
I have a reputation for approachability, creativity, great loyalty and an unbelievable work ethic. If you, your family and/or friends are looking for unparalleled Aspen/Roaring Fork real estate service, information and discretion, please call 970.309.6163 or email me: testin@masonmorse.com
*One of the great outcomes of being involved with the beginning of the Tenth Mountain Hut and Trail system was the opportunity for my family to come together to build the Peter Estin Hut in memory of my Dad . He was a former FIS racer and Dartmouth ski team captain, Director of the Ski Schools at Portillo, Chile and Sugarbush, Vt. and a New Yorker magazine cartoonist. In the early 60's, he wrote, "Ski the American Way" considered a ski teaching classic. (See: www.huts.org)
A list of these articles appears below. Some can be accessed here by clicking on "Articles of Interest" to the left.
All of the articles are available to read and download at my website www.EstinAspen.com. It will be updated regularly with new, original and relevant Aspen/Snowmass/Roaring Fork Valley real estate research and material. And...to answer an often asked question, Yes! I love doing this!
The Estin Report:
- "Spring 2008: State of the Aspen Market and Trends"
- "Aspen/Snowmass Condo Market Winter 2007 Update", (MBJ)
- "Aspen Land Values and Opportunities Winter 2007 Update", (MBJ)
- "Pitkin County: 2006 Land Use Code Primer", (MBJ)
- "Aspen as Safe Harbor", (MBJ)
- "Socio-Economic Trends Effecting the Roaring Fork Valley", (MBJ)
Tim Estin in the News:
- "Unconventional Wisdom: Why the Bubble May Pass Over Aspen", Aspen Magazine Mid-Winter 2007
- "Off the Charts: Aspen’s Unprecedented Appreciation", Aspen Times, 09/06
- "Super-size…Pitkin Co. Homes are Twice the Avg.", Aspen Times, 08/06
- "How Big is Too Big? The new Pitkin County Land Use Code", Resort Properties, 07/06
- "2008 Aspen Economics: Will the Rich Keep Spending?"
I learned to ski before I could walk, went to elementary school (the Yellow Brick) in Aspen, and was a Founding Director of the Tenth Mountain Hut & Trail System* between Aspen and Vail with one of Aspen’s legends, my friend and mentor, Fritz Benedict. I love living in the valley, I love my work and sharing these passions with others.
In 2007, I served as the Aspen Board of Realtors liaison to the City of Aspen. Before this, I was the Aspen Board of Realtors liaison for the extensive 2006 Pitkin County Land Use Code (LUC) Rewrite approved in July 2006 after a two year review. I also served as a member of the Pitkin County Land Use Code/Technical Advisory Committee advising the Planning & Zoning Commission and the Pitkin County Board of Commissioners on land use issues. These positions have involved communicating policy, political issues and code changes to buyers, sellers and to the Aspen realtor community.
In my non-work hours, I participate in The Buddy Program (an Aspen School District mentoring program), the International Design Conference/Aspen, the Aspen Institute Ideas Festival and local performing arts organizations.
I have a reputation for approachability, creativity, great loyalty and an unbelievable work ethic. If you, your family and/or friends are looking for unparalleled Aspen/Roaring Fork real estate service, information and discretion, please call 970.309.6163 or email me: testin@masonmorse.com
*One of the great outcomes of being involved with the beginning of the Tenth Mountain Hut and Trail system was the opportunity for my family to come together to build the Peter Estin Hut in memory of my Dad . He was a former FIS racer and Dartmouth ski team captain, Director of the Ski Schools at Portillo, Chile and Sugarbush, Vt. and a New Yorker magazine cartoonist. In the early 60's, he wrote, "Ski the American Way" considered a ski teaching classic. (See: www.huts.org)