Local transfer taxes · Colorado

Transfer tax in Snowmass Village, Colorado: local rates and cost

Rates read on October 19, 2026 from the official sources at the bottom of the page.

In short

Snowmass Village charges a local tax on a home sale: Real estate transfer tax. On the median owner-occupied home ($1,729,900), local taxes come to $17,299; with the Colorado state tax of $173, the total is $17,472, or 1.01% of the price.

Median value: $1,729,900 median value of owner-occupied homes, Snowmass Village town, Colorado (Census ACS 2020-2024 5-year, table B25077). It is an owner estimate, not a sale price.

What you pay at different prices

PriceReal estate transfer taxColorado state taxTotal
$300,000$3,000$30$3,030
$500,000$5,000$50$5,050
$1,000,000$10,000$100$10,100
$1,729,900
median home
$17,299$173$17,472
$2,000,000$20,000$200$20,200

Before exemptions and credits (first-time buyers, transfers between relatives…), which are listed below when the source gives them. The tax due on your deed is the one the recorder computes.

The rates, tax by tax

Real estate transfer tax

1% of the purchase price.

Who pays: The purchaser is responsible for the tax which is due and payable at the time of transfer.

Exemptions: A limited number of exemptions are permitted for RETT, which can be found in Section 4-95 of our Municipal Code.

In force: . Source: Town of Snowmass Village, Real Estate Transfer Tax.

Questions

How much local transfer tax do you pay on a median home in Snowmass Village?

$17,299 on $1,729,900, the median value of owner-occupied homes (Census ACS). Payotte computes it from the rates published by the official sources cited on the page.

Who pays the Real estate transfer tax in Snowmass Village?

The purchaser is responsible for the tax which is due and payable at the time of transfer.

Is the local tax on top of the Colorado tax?

Yes. The local taxes listed here are added to the Colorado state transfer tax.

General information drawn from the official sources cited and dated on this page. It is not legal, tax or financial advice: for your own situation, ask a licensed professional.

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