In Aspen, Colorado, luxury doesn’t end at the front door — it starts in the parking lot. Local real estate broker David Buck recently highlighted one of the most jaw-dropping listings in the area: two parking stalls at Obermeyer Place priced at a combined $800,000, or roughly $400,000 each.
Obermeyer Place Parking Entrance
That works out to nearly $2,000 per square foot, a number that once matched the prices of improved condos just a few years ago. But in today’s Aspen core, prices have soared even higher, with prime properties now reaching $3,000–$5,000 per square foot.
To put things into perspective, Honolulu’s most expensive parking space at Waikiki Shore reaches around $5,000 per square foot for a condo there, showing how the world’s most exclusive markets share a similar trend: premium location equals premium price.
Obermeyer Place, located near City Hall, Clark’s Market, and the Aspen skate park, offers unmatched convenience, and that, according to Buck, is exactly what drives its staggering value.
For anyone exploring real estate in Aspen or Honolulu, this story underscores one truth: in luxury markets, even a parking stall can become a prestige asset.