Vail Board of Realtors®
The Vail Board of REALTORS® is a professional trade association of over 800 licensed real estate agents who abide by a strict code of ethics. VBR REALTOR® and Affiliate members are trusted experts in our local community. The VBR provides our members with tools and resources to achieve success in their careers.
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Search for a REALTOR®
A REALTOR® is a community real estate expert who can help you find housing options to fit your needs. REALTORS® also adhere to a strict Code of Ethics. Is your agent a REALTOR®? Make sure you look for the R.
Become a Member
The Vail Board of Realtors® is a local membership for over 700 REALTOR® and 200 Affiliate real estate professionals in the Vail Valley. We’ll provide you the tools and resources to help you achieve success in your career!
“Bringing You Home” in the Vail Valley
The Vail Board of Realtors and its members are valuable resources to help you get settled into your community.
Community Support
The Vail Board of Realtors® Foundation assists the community and association members with need based financial assistance, not-for-profit support, education and disaster relief. VBRF gave $81,000 to the community in 2020, including 21 academic scholarships, assistance to 2 families, and support to 15 nonprofits
Attainable Housing
Eagle County Housing and Development Authority's "Bold Moves" initiative supports our local workforce in purchasing homes in a challenging residential real estate market. Bold Moves includes Down Payment Assistance through the Eagle County Loan Fund, and "Good Deeds," an incentive to add a deed restriction to an open market home in exchange for a cash contribution at closing.
Click here for helpful buyer and seller tools, including info on Bold Moves!
The Vail Board of REALTORS®️ (VBR) and the Vail Multi-List Service (VMLS) gladly support the efforts of ECHDA.
Free Wildfire Assessments
REALFire® is a voluntary property assessment program in Eagle County. REALFire® helps residents identify specific actions they can take on their property to reduce wildfire hazards.
To apply, complete an application for an assessment with a qualified, local wildfire mitigation specialist.