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THE ART OF MOUNTAIN LIVING An insider’s guide to elevated mountain living in the Tahoe-Truckee’s most coveted communities

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TRUCKEE

SAN FRANCISCO

DENVER

ABOUT US Tahoe Mountain Realty is rooted in the Tahoe-Truckee region, with a history shaped by resort development and a longstanding presence in the luxury market. The firm brings together market intelligence, strategic partnerships, and a measured approach to representation, offering clients a perspective grounded in how resort communities are built, experienced, and valued over time. UNPRECEDENTED LEVEL OF EXPERTISE Few firms have been as closely tied to the creation of the region’s most recognized communities. That experience continues to inform how Tahoe Mountain Realty approaches both new development and resale offering clients insight into not only what a property is, but how it fits within the broader trajectory of the market. SUCCESSFUL TR ACK RECORD Across market cycles, consistency has remained a defining characteristic. Relationships with developers, buyers, and long-time homeowners provide continuity and access that extends beyond any single transaction. Whether bringing a property to market or identifying the right opportunity, the approach remains deliberate, informed, and aligned with each client’s long-term goals.

MARKET ADVANTAGES In a market where timing and positioning are critical, access to reliable data and thoughtful analysis shapes every decision. Tahoe Mountain Realty integrates technology with local expertise to provide a clear view of market conditions, allowing buyers to act with confidence and sellers to position their properties with precision. GLOBAL CONNECTIONS Through its relationship with Forbes Global Properties, Tahoe Mountain Realty connects local representation with a global audience. This affiliation offers more than visibility; it places properties within a curated international context, reaching qualified buyers through one of the world’s most established media platforms. MAKING MOUNTAIN DREAMS COME TRUE The appeal of the Tahoe-Truckee region extends beyond real estate. It is defined by landscape, community, and a way of living shaped by the seasons. For those entering the market, and those choosing to leave it, Tahoe Mountain Realty offers guidance grounded in local knowledge and a genuine connection to the place itself. 5

ABOUT US

Our Story OUR MISSION AND GOALS Our role is to bring clarity to a complex and often nuanced market. Through local expertise, curated access, and a disciplined approach to strategy, we guide clients toward decisions that align with both immediate priorities and long-term value. A detailed understanding of Tahoe-Truckee’s leading communities allows us to position properties thoughtfully and identify opportunities with precision. From initial consideration through closing, the process is handled with care, discretion, and an attention to detail that reflects the significance of each transaction. OUR ROOTS ARE DEEP AND KNOWLEDGE EVEN DEEPER Tahoe Mountain Realty was established in 2000 as the sales and marketing arm of East West, a developer recognized for shaping premier resort communities in Vail, Beaver Creek, and Tahoe-Truckee. Launching foundational projects including Old Greenwood, Gray’s Crossing, and the Village at Northstar helped define a new standard for mountain 6

living, integrating real estate with year-round amenities and a cohesive community vision. As the firm evolved into an independent brokerage, it retained this development-driven perspective. Today, that legacy informs how properties are evaluated, marketed, and understood within the broader context of the region. Access to long-standing relationships, institutional knowledge, and a highly qualified buyer base continues to shape a more informed and strategic approach to representation.

COLLABOR ATIVE TEAM

LOCAL PARTNERS

The structure of Tahoe Mountain Realty is intentionally designed around collaboration. Rather than operating as independent silos, the team shares knowledge, relationships, and insight creating a more cohesive experience for clients.

A history rooted in development continues to influence how Tahoe Mountain Realty engages with new projects across the region. From early-stage feasibility through positioning and market introduction, the firm offers a depth of experience that connects vision with execution.

This approach attracts professionals with diverse backgrounds and a shared service mindset, resulting in a group of advisors who are both locally embedded and collectively aligned. The outcome is a level of continuity and support that extends beyond any single agent.

For developers, this means informed strategy and effective market entry. For buyers, it provides access to thoughtfully planned communities shaped by a clear understanding of place, lifestyle, and long-term value. 7

MEET THE TEAM

Christopher Botto

cbotto@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.913.0902

Taylor Campbell

tcampbell@tahoemountainrealty.com 925.998.6489

Tal Fletcher

tfletcher@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.412.0807

Kami Boyer

kboyer@tahoemountainrealty.com 760.914.1610

Taylor Carlton

tcarlton@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.448.4869

Dylan Griffin

dgriffin@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.448.2322

Julie Butler

jbutler@tahoemountainrealty.com 603.973.1543

Riley Elliott

relliott@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.412.5449

Andre Gust

agust@tahoemountainrealty.com 650.714.3219

PO Box 3757, Truckee CA 96160 | 3001 Northstar Drive Suite 100 | 530.550.2000

Nate Haust

nhaust@tahoemountainrealty.com 413.281.9496

Liza Killen

Shane Jones

sjones@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.448.5141

Jenna Kring

lkillen@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.448.5111

jramos@tahoemountainrealty.com 207.240.6166

Aimee McDonald

Sean McDonald

amcdonald@tahoemountainrealty.com smcdonald@tahoemountainrealty.com 775.250.8335 775.250.8345

Steve Kegel

skegel@tahoemountainrealty.com 775.240.6634

Cleve Langford

clangford@tahoemountainrealty.com 760.899.7001

Matty McInnis

mmcinnis@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.386.5365

PO Box 3757, Truckee CA 96160 | 3001 Northstar Drive Suite 100 | 530.550.2000

MEET THE TEAM

Michael Montalbano

Jennifer Pearsall

mmontalbano@tahoemountainrealty.com jpearsall@tahoemountainrealty.com 201.788.5940 415.260.6672

Greg Righellis

grighellis@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.412.4547

Alex Shlyakhov

alex@tahoemountainrealty.com 916.768.4306

Teddy Runge

trunge@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.941.9881

John Stewart

jstewart@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.448.9323

Marianne Pearsall

mpreasall@tahoemountainrealty.com 775.742.2975

Fancy Rutherford

frutherford@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.412.1541

Justin Swett

jswett@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.414.7831

PO Box 3757, Truckee CA 96160 | 3001 Northstar Drive Suite 100 | 530.550.2000

Greg Traxler

gtraxler@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.448.6825

Katie Tyler

ktyler@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.277.1012

Jason Waters

jwaters@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.414.1600

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM

Jeff Brown

BROKER OWNER AND GENERAL MANAGER

jbrown@tahoemountainrealty.com 530.210.6067

Jasmine Watts COO

jwatts@tahoemountainrealty.com 707.490.8936

Kate Maltais MARKETING DIRECTOR

kmaltais@tahoemountainrealty.com 603.568.7114

CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OUR 2 PREMIER LOCATIONS: 530-550-2000

Free Coworking in the Heart of Truckee & Northstar THE HUB The Hub is a free coworking space designed to provide the perfect balance of productivity, connection, and the Tahoe-Truckee lifestyle. Each location offers an inviting atmosphere, complimentary Wi-Fi, and opportunities for collaboration and networking. Tahoe Mountain Realty (TMR) reimagined the use of its office spaces to better serve the community. Starting with the Tahoe Mountain Hub at Old Greenwood, we transformed a traditional office into a coworking space that 12

became a valued community resource. TMR’s mission is to deliver local expertise, exclusive access, and exceptional service to help people thrive in the Tahoe-Truckee region. The Hub embodies these values by fostering connection, supporting local businesses, and providing innovative spaces for the community to work, gather, and grow. Whether you’re visiting for a day or working remotely, The Hub is your place to connect, collaborate, and be inspired.

AT NORTHSTAR | OPEN DAILY | 10AM – 4PM

AT DOWNTOWN TRUCKEE | MONDAY – FRIDAY | 10AM – 4PM

CONTENTS

6 OUR STORY Connecting what we know of the industry, the marketplace, and each of the top-tier communities in the Tahoe-Truckee region, allows us to find the perfect buyer for every dream home.

26 VILLAGE AT GRAY’S CROSSING Gray’s Crossing epitomizes the harmonious blend of seclusion and luxurious amenities, crafting an unmatched sanctuary.

30 DISCOVER THE TAHOE–TRUCKEE REGION Life here is guided by the mountains, the seasons, and a strong sense of connection that brings neighbors, families, and generations together.

38 A HISTORY SHAPED BY LAND AND LEGACY Long before formal settlement, the area now known as North Lake Tahoe and Truckee served as a seasonal homeland for the Washoe people.

A CLIMATE DEFINED BY THE SEASONS The North Lake Tahoe and Truckee area experiences a true fourseason mountain climate, shaped by elevation, geography, and an average of nearly 300 days of sunshine each year.

54 LEISURE & RECREATION In North Lake Tahoe and Truckee, recreation is not an amenity — it is a defining element of daily life.

64 DINING & CULINARY SCENE Winter evenings move from the slopes to candlelit dining rooms, while summer brings lakeside patios and long sunset meals.

68 WELLNESS & RECOVERY Tahoe’s wellness offerings reflect a holistic approach: aligning body, breath, and environment.

EVENTS, FESTIVALS & CULTURE

PRIVATE CLUBS & MEMBERSHIP LIVING

Seasonal transitions bring music festivals, endurance competitions, literary gatherings, and culinary celebrations that reflect both alpine heritage and contemporary refinement.

These communities offer more than amenities; they provide a structured sense of access, connection, and ease that shapes daily life in the mountains.

We are grateful to the following businesses for their support:

Gallagher Construction (530) 550 7500 seamus@gallagherconstructiontahoe.com gallagherconstructiontahoe.com Cabin Fever Home & Gift (530) 536 3131 hello@cabinfevertahoe.com cabinfevertahoe.com Streamscapes streamscapes.com hitidedesigns.com Truckee Tahoe Pool & Spa truckeetahoepool.com hitidedesigns.com Boyer Construction, Inc. (760) 914 0098 boyerconstructioninc.com

Faulkner Architects (415) 223 6500 info@faulknerarchitects.com faulknerarchitects.com Tahoe Modern hello@tahoe-modern.com tahoe-modern.com Truckee Movers (530) 563 6572 truckeemovers@gmail.com truckeemovers.com MT. Lincoln Construction (530) 582 8174 info@mtlincoln.com mtlincoln.com

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NOTABLE SALE

INCLINE VILLAGE NV

RECORD SALE FOR TRUCKEE, CALIFORNIA

919 Lakeshore Blvd | $46,000,000 | SOLD 7 bed | 7.5 bath | 7,302 sq.ft. 919 Lakeshore Boulevard is a legacy lakefront estate set along one of Incline Village’s most coveted stretches of shoreline. Built in 2014 and positioned on approximately 0.59 acres, the 7,302 square foot home is designed to fully engage with Lake Tahoe, offering direct water access and expansive frontage.

NOTABLE SALE

MARTIS CAMP

RECORD SALE FOR TRUCKEE, CALIFORNIA

7018 Villandry Circle | $23,600,000 | SOLD 5 bed | 6 bath | 9,000 sq.ft. A pinnacle of luxury living, this extraordinary estate at 7018 Villandry Circle has set a new benchmark as a record-breaking sale in Truckee. Nestled within the prestigious Martis Camp community, the property blends architectural brilliance with serene mountain surroundings, offering unparalleled craftsmanship and thoughtful design.

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Village at Gray’s Crossing A Premier Luxury Living Opportunity CONTEMPOR ARY MOUNTAIN LIVING These mountain homes were developed with elegance, activity, and community in mind. With life enhancements like boutique shopping, neighborhood bike trails, and resort amenities, the Village at Gray’s Crossing is set apart. Conceptual design by renowned architect Clare Walton and built by Huff Construction Company, winner of The Builder of the Year in Truckee – Tahoe. QUALITY AND CONVENIENCE Homebuyers can enjoy life surrounded by a new standard of quality. From the hand-selected materials used in construction to the seamless connection between home and lifestyle, every detail has been intentionally considered. Set in the heart of Gray’s Crossing, the neighborhood offers easy access to the golf course, PJ’s, scenic trails, and downtown Truckee just minutes away. Whether it’s mornings on the fairway or evenings under the pines, this is mountain living designed for how families truly want to live.

GR AY’S CROSSING Gray’s Crossing epitomizes the harmonious blend of seclusion and luxurious amenities, crafting an unmatched sanctuary. With vistas that steal the breath away, direct access to scenic trails, ski slopes, and the serene embrace of Lake Tahoe’s waters, every aspect caters to the discerning individual seeking solace amid nature’s grandeur. Boasting a championship golf course, delectable dining options, and a fitness center paired with an inviting pool, the neighborhood offers a haven where leisure and recreation intertwine effortlessly. Gray’s Crossing stands as a timeless testament to luxury and serenity, nestled amid the majestic allure of Tahoe-Truckee’s landscape. 27

WELCOME

Discover the Tahoe–Truckee Region Where mountain living, local connection, and everyday life come together.

The North Lake Tahoe and Truckee area is more than a destination—it’s a place shaped by the land and the people who call it home. Life here is guided by the mountains, the seasons, and a strong sense of connection that brings neighbors, families, and generations together. Tahoe Mountain Realty has long been part of that story. Our roots in the region run deep, and our connection extends beyond real estate. The people who live here are our friends, family, and neighbors, and the places we serve are ones we are proud to help shape and support. Across the area, mountain neighborhoods offer a way of living that balances outdoor adventure with everyday comfort. Homes are designed for longevity and year-round use, encouraging time spent outdoors, shared moments, and a lifestyle that feels both grounded and elevated. COULD THIS BE THE PLACE WHERE YOUR NEXT CHAPTER UNFOLDS? COME EXPLORE WITH US.

CLIMATE

A Climate Defined by the Seasons The North Lake Tahoe and Truckee area experiences a true four-season mountain climate, shaped by elevation, geography, and an average of nearly 300 days of sunshine each year. Together, these elements influence daily routines, outdoor access, and the way homes are designed and lived in throughout the year.

WINTER | WHEN THE LANDSCAPE TR ANSFORMS Snow blankets the region each winter, with consistent storms shaping the landscape and daily rhythm across the area. Bluebird days and fresh powder create ideal conditions for skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing, with access to Northstar and Sugar Bowl. At home, living shifts toward warmth, storage, and inviting interiors designed for extended stays rather than quick getaways throughout the season.

SPRING | A SEASON IN BETWEEN As snow gradually recedes from lower elevations, the region enters a period of transition. Trail systems reopen, rivers rise with snowmelt, and activity shifts toward hiking, cycling, and fitness-focused routines. Visitor levels remain lower during this time, allowing for quieter access to open space and a slower, more measured pace before summer arrives. 32

SUMMER | LIFE LIVED OUTDOORS Mild daytime temperatures, low humidity, and long hours of sunshine define the summer months, creating ideal conditions for sustained outdoor activity. Golf, mountain biking, trail running, and lake access become part of daily routines, supported by extended daylight and cooler evenings. The climate allows residents to remain active throughout the day without the extremes of heat found elsewhere.

AUTUMN | CLARITY BEFORE WINTER Cooling temperatures and changing light signal the close of the outdoor calendar. Aspen groves turn, trails quiet, and the region settles into a calmer rhythm. Outdoor access remains strong, but with fewer visitors and sharper visibility, making autumn a season valued for its balance and sense of transition before winter returns.

A CLIMATE DESIGNED FOR YEAR-ROUND LIVING Together, these seasons create an environment that supports long-term livability, adaptability, and year-round engagement. With consistent sunshine, defined seasonal change, and access that evolves throughout the year, North Lake Tahoe and Truckee offer a climate shaped not just for visiting—but for living well in every season. 33

HISTORY

A History Shaped by Land and Legacy Shaped by geography and careful growth, the history of North Lake Tahoe and Truckee reflects a balance between stewardship, progress, and the evolving relationship between land, community, and mountain life.

Long before formal settlement, the area now known as North Lake Tahoe and Truckee served as a seasonal homeland for the Washoe people, whose movement through the mountains was guided by elevation, climate, and access to natural resources. Their approach reflected an early understanding of land use shaped by restraint and respect— principles that continue to influence how the region relates to its environment today. The mid-19th century introduced structural change. With westward expansion underway, the area surrounding Truckee became a strategic mountain corridor. The arrival of the Transcontinental Railroad transformed the region into a critical transportation and logistics route, accelerating settlement and

commercial activity. Logging and milling followed, reshaping the physical landscape while establishing early infrastructure patterns that would influence future development. As access improved in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the area began to shift from a transit zone to a destination. Early visitors— many from California’s urban centers—were drawn by the climate and landscape, establishing a precedent for seasonal residence and leisure. The West Shore developed as a refined lakeside retreat, while parts of the East Shore came under the ownership of George Whittell Jr., whose stewardship shaped its long-term preservation. Around Crystal Bay, the Stateline area gained a reputation for entertainment and gaming, with venues such as Cal Neva

Lodge & Casino hosting high-profile guests including Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe. Winter recreation later emerged as a defining use of the landscape, prompting early planning around ski terrain, access roads, and base facilities. Donner Summit developments, including what would become Sugar Bowl, signaled a move toward organized alpine use rather than incidental recreation. Postwar growth introduced a more considered development philosophy. Rather than dense urbanization, development was guided by open-space integration, environmental awareness, and long-term usability. Zoning, architectural guidelines, and amenity planning became tools to manage growth responsibly.

The evolution of destinations such as Northstar California Resort reflected this shift, supporting a transition toward year-round occupancy, mixed-use planning, and infrastructure capable of sustaining permanent populations alongside seasonal residents. Today, North Lake Tahoe and Truckee reflect decades of measured decision-making. The area continues to evolve within a framework guided by regulation and land-use planning, shaped by geography and long-term vision. This planning-led approach has allowed growth without compromising character—supporting resilience, livability, and lasting value for future generations.

COMMUNITIES

Finding a place in the mountains is rarely about a single address, it is about discovering a rhythm of life that feels aligned. Across North Lake Tahoe and Truckee, communities are shaped by terrain, elevation, and a shared relationship with the outdoors. From historic towns to private mountain enclaves, the region offers a wide range of residential settings defined as much by lifestyle as by location. Whether drawn to walkable streets, lake access, or resort style privacy, buyers discover environments designed not just for arrival, but for staying.

Truckee Positioned at the crossroads of Sierra Nevada heritage and contemporary alpine living, Truckee offers a distinctive counterpoint to the lakefront. Its historic core, shaped during the transcontinental railroad era, now supports a curated mix of independent boutiques, galleries, and destination dining. Beyond the town center, forested neighborhoods and mountain resorts create a layered residential landscape with direct access to skiing, hiking, and water. The appeal is measured rather than showy—defined by authenticity, design integrity, and year-round engagement with the outdoors, all within easy reach of Lake Tahoe’s northern shoreline. TAHOE DONNER Set just outside Truckee, Tahoe Donner is one of the region’s most established private communities, spanning over 7,000 acres and offering a comprehensive, amenity-rich lifestyle across all seasons. Homes range from classic mountain cabins to larger contemporary residences, many set within pine forest and connected by an extensive network of trails. Ownership provides access to a wide range of private amenities, including a downhill ski resort, cross-country ski center, championship golf course, equestrian center, fitness facilities, and a residents-only beach club on Donner Lake. 40

Defined by its scale and breadth of amenities, Tahoe Donner offers a self-contained mountain lifestyle where year-round recreation and everyday convenience are seamlessly integrated.

Northstar Ski Resort

MOUNTAINSIDE AT NORTHSTAR Positioned along the slopes above the village, Mountainside represents one of Tahoe’s most exclusive residential settings. Home to the region’s only gated ski-in/ski-out neighborhood at Northstar California Resort, it offers a rare combination of direct mountain access and architectural privacy. Residences are set among mature forest, with expansive alpine homes designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, often featuring large terraces, vaulted timber interiors, and elevated views across the Martis Valley. Access is discreet and controlled, with private roads and proximity to the Ritz-Carlton Lake Tahoe via on-mountain connections. Ownership here is defined by immediacy and seclusion—first tracks in winter, quiet trail access in summer, and a level of exclusivity rarely found within the Tahoe-Truckee region. THE VILLAGE AT NORTHSTAR At the base of Nor thstar California Resort, The Village at Northstar offers a polished, pedestrian-friendly setting with a strong social energy. Centered around boutique retail, dining, and après-ski terraces, it serves as a yearround hub, with ski access in winter and outdoor events, shopping, and entertainment through the warmer months. 42

RESORT HOMES & CONDOS Within Northstar California Resort, resort residences reflect an elevated standard of mountain living, where design, access, and service align seamlessly. Enclaves such as Big Springs, Aspen Grove, and the Highlands offer near or ski-in/ski-out positioning, set among mature pines for a sense of privacy.

Homes range from expansive alpine estates to refined village and mountainside condominiums, with curated interiors and terraces framing forest and mountain views. Ownership is defined by ease, with private shuttle access, premium amenities, and strong rental appeal supporting both flexibility and long-term value.

Gated Communities

MARTIS CAMP Often regarded as one of the West Coast’s most distinguished mountain communities, Martis Camp was conceived with legacy in mind. From its private Tom Fazio-designed golf course and member lodge to its dedicated ski lift access into Northstar California Resort, the community reflects a highly curated approach to alpine living. Homesites are expansive and thoughtfully positioned to maximize privacy, with architecture that blends contemporary design with natural materials. Ownership is centered around a private club experience, with amenities including a lakefront pavilion, family barn, spa and fitness facilities, and year-round programming tailored to residents. The result is a seamless balance of exclusivity, recreation, and refined mountain living.

LAHONTAN Set among pines and open meadows, Lahontan reflects a quieter interpretation of mountain living. A private golf course anchors the community, while traditional architecture and generous home sites create an environment designed for longterm ownership rather than seasonal turnover.

SCHAFFER’S MILL S ch a f fer ’s M i l l ba l a n ces refined design with everyday functionality. Built around a private club and golf course, the community has become known for its strong full-time population, offering an easy transition between mountain recreation and daily routine.

Golf Course Communities

GR AY’S CROSSING Set within a quieter pocket of Truckee, Gray’s Crossing offers a more understated take on mountain living, where open fairways and pine-lined streets create a sense of space and ease. Centered around a Peter Jacobsen and Jim Hardy-designed championship course, the setting feels expansive rather than exclusive, with wide corridors of green woven through the community. Homes range from contemporar y mountain builds to newer residences designed for low-maintenance ownership, appealing to those seeking simplicity without sacrificing quality. With close proximity to downtown Truckee and access to Tahoe Mountain Club amenities, Gray’s Crossing is defined by accessibility and balance—less about seclusion, more about effortless, year-round living. 46

OLD GREENWOOD Old Greenwood offers a more relaxed residential pace, defined by open landscapes, trail connections, and a long-established golf setting. Its neighborhoods appeal to those seeking space, familiarity, and continuity within the Truckee lifestyle.

Ski Resort Communities PALISADES TAHOE Anchored by one of North America’s most iconic ski destinations, Palisades Tahoe offers a dynamic alpine lifestyle shaped by scale, terrain, and year-round energy. Known for its Olympic heritage and

expansive footprint, the area attracts those drawn to both high-performance skiing and an active mountain culture. Residential opportunities range from slopeside condominiums to private homes in surrounding enclaves, many positioned for immediate access to lifts, trails, and village amenities. With a lively base village, seasonal events, and direct connectivity across the resort, Palisades Tahoe is defined by movement and momentum—where mountain living is immersive, social, and constantly in motion.

SUGAR BOWL Set on Donner Summit, Sugar Bowl Resort stands apart as one of the few remaining homeowner -owned ski resorts in the United States. This distinctive structure underpins a strong sense of continuity and community, where multi-generational ownership shapes both culture and experience. Known for its high snowfall and varied terrain, the resort offers a more traditional, less commercialized alternative to larger destinations. A snowbound village, accessible in winter by gondola, reinforces its uniquely alpine character—where heritage, seclusion, and skiing remain closely intertwined.

North Lake Tahoe – CA CLASSIC SHORELINE LIVING

Life along the North Shore follows the lake. Here, neighborhoods unfold along the water’s edge, rise gently into forested hillsides, or transition toward alpine terrain. Rather than formally defined developments, North Lake Tahoe is understood through areas— each with its own character, cadence, and connection to the landscape. KINGS BEACH

TAHOE CITY

Energetic and walkable, Kings Beach combines shoreline access, dining, and community life, creating one of the North Shore’s most social environments.

Often considered the civic heart of the North Shore, Tahoe City balances walkability, marinas, dining, and year-round services with strong community connection.

DOLLAR POINT

CARNELIAN BAY

Positioned near Tahoe City, Dollar Point offers established neighborhood living with lake amenities and a central North Shore location.

A peaceful stretch of shoreline shaped by long-term residents, Carnelian Bay blends accessibility with a strong sense of continuity.

West Shore LAKE TAHOE – CA Along Tahoe’s quieter wester n shoreline, the West Shore pairs fo res ted p r i va c y with authentic lake communities, where laid-back living, local heritage, and yearround recreation define life. TAHOE PARK

TAHOMA

A small residential enclave near Tahoe City, valued for its peaceful atmosphere and strong neighborhood identity.

With deep local roots, Tahoma reflects classic Tahoe living—unpretentious, outdoors-driven, and closely tied to its surroundings.

HOMEWOOD Bridging lake and mountain, Homewood offers proximity to both shoreline living and ski terrain, creating a balanced year-round lifestyle.

North Lake Tahoe – NV CRYSTAL BAY NV Positioned on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe, Crystal Bay blends lakeside living with a quieter, more private feel. Known for its dramatic shoreline and elevated views, it offers a mix of legacy estates and modern homes, all within close reach of nearby amenities.

INCLINE VILLAGE One of Tahoe’s most established communities, Incline Village is defined by its balance of refined living and year-round recreation. Residents enjoy access to private beaches, golf courses, and a well-managed setting, with homes ranging from lakefront estates to mountainside properties.

DIAMOND PEAK Overlooking the lake above Incline Village, Diamond Peak offers an intimate ski experience with panoramic views. Nearby homes provide convenient slope access, appealing to those seeking a quieter alternative to larger resorts. 52

LEISURE & RECREATION

Defined by the Landscape In North Lake Tahoe and Truckee, recreation is not an amenity — it is a defining element of daily life. The surrounding mountains, forests, and lake do more than provide scenery; they shape routine, culture, and community identity.

Winter brings ski mornings and alpine air, while summer shifts focus to the shoreline, trails, and open water. Shoulder seasons offer quieter rhythms — cycling, hiking, and long evenings that stretch into autumn light. The region’s appeal lies in this continuity. Activity here is not confined to peak months but sustained throughout the year.

For full-time residents, recreation integrates seamlessly into work and family life. For seasonal homeowners, it becomes the anchor that draws them back. In both cases, Tahoe offers something increasingly rare: an environment where lifestyle and landscape remain inseparable.

Mountain & Ski Culture THE ALPINE IDENTITY In North Lake Tahoe and Truckee, skiing defines winter. Snow reshapes the landscape and daily rhythm, drawing residents and returning homeowners into a season built around lift access, powder mornings, and alpine views. Each resort offers a distinct character — from steep, technical terrain to refined family cruising.

F O R A DVA N C E D T E R R A I N

PALISADES TAHOE Granite peaks and expansive bowls make Palisades the region’s most iconic mountain. Steep chutes and long vertical descents attract advanced skiers, while its Olympic heritage reinforces a culture rooted in performance and alpine ambition. At a Glance 6,000+ skiable acres Base approx. 6,200 ft | Peak approx. 9,050 ft 1960 Winter Olympics host

F O R G R O O M E D P R E C I S I O N & V I L L A G E AT M O S P H E R E

NORTHSTAR CALIFORNIA RESORT Northstar is known for wide intermediate terrain and meticulous grooming. The walkable base village adds social energy, making it especially appealing for families and multi -generational homeowners seeking both comfort and consistency. At a Glance 3,000+ skiable acres Base approx. 6,330 ft | Peak approx. 8,610 ft Renowned for grooming and terrain parks

FOR TR ADITIONAL SIERR A SKIING

SUGAR BOWL RESORT Located on Donner Summit, Sugar Bowl offers varied terrain and a historic mountain feel. Its less-commercial atmosphere and strong advanced offerings attract experienced locals who value authenticity and snow quality. At a Glance 1,600+ skiable acres Summit approx. 8,383 ft Established 1939 55

FOR SCENIC CONVENIENCE

DIAMOND PEAK SKI RESORT

HOMEWOOD MOUNTAIN RESORT

With panoramic lake views and a compact footprint, Diamond Peak delivers approachable terrain close to Incline Village. It offers quality vertical without the scale — or intensity — of larger resorts.

Set directly on the West Shore, Homewood offers one of the most distinctive ski settings in Tahoe, with uninterrupted lake views from nearly every run. Its smaller scale and quieter atmosphere appeal to those seeking a more private, less commercial experience, while still delivering varied terrain and strong snow conditions.

At a Glance 650+ skiable acres Summit approx. 8,540 ft Vertical approx. 1,840 ft

At a Glance 1,200+ skiable acres Base approx. 6,230 ft | Peak approx. 7,880 ft Renowned for lake views and uncrowded slopes

BEYOND THE LIFTS Backcountry touring and alpine exploration remain integral to Tahoe’s mountain culture, with access points across Donner Summit and Mount Rose for experienced skiers. FOUR-SEASON TR ANSITION When snow melts, lift-served biking, hiking, and high-elevation trails keep the mountains central to recreation well into summer and fall.

Lake Life & Water Recreation THE OTHER SEASON If winter belongs to the mountains, summer belongs to the water. As snow recedes, attention shifts toward the shoreline. Boats return to the marinas, paddleboards line the beaches, and long evenings settle across the lake in soft alpine light. Lake Tahoe is not simply scenic — it is active, inhabited, and central to the region’s identity. BOATING & MARINA CULTURE Private docks, public marinas, and sheltered coves shape Tahoe’s boating landscape. Early mornings bring cruising across open water, while afternoons shift toward wake sessions and leisurely shoreline navigation. 56

Tahoe City, Carnelian Bay, and Incline Village offer established marina access and launch points. Sailboats, classic wooden vessels, and modern performance boats share the lake throughout the season. Boating here blends recreation with tradition — polished teak and contemporary craft moving comfortably across one of North America’s most celebrated alpine waters.

PADDLEBOARDING & KAYAKING Calm morning conditions along the north and east shores create ideal opportunities for paddleboarding and kayaking. The lake’s clarity allows for remarkable underwater visibility, particularly near Sand Harbor and Kings Beach.

Human-powered recreation offers a quieter pace. Residents often begin summer days on the water, tracing granite outcroppings and sandy stretches before afternoon winds build. It is recreation measured in rhythm rather than speed. 57

BEACHES & SHORELINE LIVING Incline Beach, Kings Beach, and Sand Harbor each offer distinct shoreline environments — from expansive gathering spaces to sculpted granite coves. Swimming, shoreline picnics, and lateafternoon lake time define the warmer months. Unlike heavily commercial waterfront destinations, Tahoe’s shoreline retains a measured approach to development. Open views and public access remain central to its character, preserving a sense of space rarely found in alpine resort regions. FISHING & QUIET WATER Lake Tahoe supports year-round fishing, with cold-water species drawing anglers to deeper channels and protected bays. Early mornings bring calm water and minimal boat traffic, creating a markedly different atmosphere from peak summer afternoons. Charter services operate seasonally, while independent anglers remain a consistent presence along piers and quiet coves. Even in its busiest months, the lake still allows space for stillness.

LAKE TAHOE AT A GLANCE Surface Area: approximately 191 square miles Maximum Depth: approximately 1,645 feet Elevation: approximately 6,225 feet above sea level Clarity Level: approximately 62.3 feet 58

Trails, Golf & Outdoor Pursuits MOVEMENT BEYOND THE SLOPES Recreation in North Lake Tahoe and Truckee does not pause when snow melts. The landscape invites constant movement — along forested singletrack, across high-elevation ridgelines, and through championship fairways framed by granite and pine. Outdoor life here extends well beyond the lift network, shaping daily routine as much as seasonal recreation. HIKING & ALPINE TR AILS An extensive network of trails connects meadows, ridgelines, and shoreline paths throughout the region. From Donner Summit to the Tahoe Rim Trail, routes range from gentle lakeside walks to demanding high-elevation ascents. Summer and early fall provide long daylight hours and panoramic Sierra views, while shoulder seasons offer quieter conditions and dramatic color shifts across the terrain. For many residents, trail access begins directly from neighborhood trailheads. Hiking here is not an event — it is integrated into everyday life.

MOUNTAIN BIKING Truckee has developed a national reputation for mountain biking terrain. Flow trails, technical rock features, and forested cross-country routes attract both competitive riders and recreational cyclists. Public trail systems provide varied difficulty levels, while lift-served biking at regional resorts extends vertical access during warmer months. Elevation and terrain diversity create riding experiences that feel expansive rather than repetitive, reinforcing the region’s standing among California’s premier outdoor destinations.

CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF High-altitude courses introduce a distinctive playing dynamic. Thinner mountain air subtly extends ball distance, while natural elevation changes demand precision and course management. Fairways weave through pine forests and along meadow edges, often incorporating lake views rather than reshaping the landscape.

Mild summer temperatures and extended daylight make evening rounds common, particularly for full-time residents balancing work and recreation.

NORDIC & SNOWSHOE CULTURE When winter returns, recreation shifts but does not slow. Groomed Nordic systems and backcountry snowshoe routes provide quieter alternatives to downhill skiing. Forest corridors and open meadows offer accessible winter movement, sustaining outdoor engagement even during heavy snowfall. Across seasons, the pattern remains consistent: movement is central, and the landscape continues to define daily life. 60

MOUNTAIN ACCESS

Ski Experience In Tahoe-Truckee, time on the mountain is part of a broader rhythm of living. Access, efficiency, and ease shape how residents and second homeowners engage with the region’s premier resorts, where the experience extends well beyond the lift ticket.

Ski schools across Northstar, Palisades Tahoe, and Sugar Bowl offer structured programs for all levels, while competitive and developmental ski teams provide younger skiers with a deeper connection to the sport. Private instruction remains a preferred option, offering tailored coaching and flexibility. Membership-based and concierge offerings further elevate the experience. Private clubs

such as the Apex Club at Palisades Tahoe introduce a refined approach to mountain access, with dedicated lounges, priority lift access, and personalized services. Across the region, ski valet, private lockers, and on-mountain support create a more seamless day. The result is an experience defined by ease where time is well spent, and the mountain feels like home.

DINING & CULINARY SCENE

Elevated Mountain Dining Dining in North Lake Tahoe and Truckee has evolved well beyond its ski-town origins. Influenced by Northern California’s agricultural depth and Nevada’s independent spirit, restaurants here balance refinement with authenticity. Winter evenings move from the slopes to candlelit dining rooms, while summer brings lakeside patios and long sunset meals. The audience is discerning — full-time residents and seasonal homeowners alike — and the culinary landscape reflects that expectation with confidence and seasonality. CHRISTY HILL christyhill.com Overlooking Lake Tahoe in Tahoe City, Christy Hill delivers refined American cuisine shaped by seasonal ingredients and supported by an extensive wine program. The intimate dining room and lakeside terrace create one of the region’s most established settings for elevated evening dining. PIANETA pianetarestauranttruckee.com Located in historic downtown Truckee, Pianeta focuses on Northern Italian cuisine with house-made pastas, classic sauces, and a thoughtful Italian wine list. Its understated interior lends warmth and continuity within the mountain setting.

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GAR WOODS GRILL & PIER garwoods.com A l o n g-s ta n d i n g l a kesid e institution, Gar Woods pairs expansive Tahoe views with a seafood-forward menu and lively atmosphere. Its pier access and open-air seating make it especially popular during the warmer months.

SMOKE DOOR – TAHOE smokedoor-tahoe.com A Japanese-inspired, open-fire concept, Smoke Door centers on wood-fired cooking and a disciplined approach to seasonal ingredients. The menu reflects traditional techniques, with clean flavors and precise execution. Its intimate setting and measured pace create a refined, experience-driven dining environment within Truckee’s evolving culinary scene. THE SOULE DOMAIN souledomain.com The Soule Domain blends French-inspired technique with seasonal ingredients in an intimate, warmly lit setting. Thoughtful preparation, balanced flavors, and attentive service define the experience, while a carefully curated wine program enhances the restaurant’s quietly refined atmosphere and longstanding reputation for sophisticated mountain dining.

MOODY’S BISTRO BAR & BEATS

BIG WATER GRILLE

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Inside the historic Truckee Hotel, Moody’s combines live jazz, craft cocktails, and elevated comfort cuisine. The vibrant yet polished atmosphere captures the town’s creative energy while maintaining culinary credibility.

Perched above Incline Village, Big Water Grille offers contemporary American fare with sweeping lake views. Expansive windows and a balanced wine selection support a dining experience that emphasizes setting as much as cuisine.

WOLFDALE’S CUISINE UNIQUE

COTTONWOOD RESTAUR ANT & BAR

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A Tahoe City staple, Wolfdale’s blends Asian-influenced flavors with California cuisine. Fresh seafood and inventive preparations have sustained its reputation as a long-standing fine dining destination on the north shore.

Located in a historic ski lodge above downtown Truckee, Cottonwood pairs panoramic views with seasonal American dishes. The setting reinforces its reputation as a classic mountain gathering place.

MANZANITA ritzcarlton.com/laketahoe Positioned within The RitzCa r lton, La ke Ta hoe at Northstar, Manzanita focuses on responsibly sourced meats and seafood. The alpine-modern interior delivers a refined resort dining experience. DOPO PIZZA & PASTA dopopizzapasta.com With locations in Reno and Truckee, Dopo Pizza & Pasta brings a modern take on Italian dining, centered on Neo-Neapolitan pizzas and house-made pastas. The menu highlights fresh ingredients and bold, fire-driven flavors, complemented by a thoughtful selection of wines and cocktails. The atmosphere feels vibrant and social, blending a contemporary edge with relaxed energy, making it a standout within the evolving dining scene. FIFTYFIFTY BREWING CO. fiftyfiftybrewing.com With locations in Truckee, including its flagship brewpub in the Railyard District, FiftyFifty Brewing Co. is an established brewery known for award-winning craft beers, pairing its brewing program with elevated pub fare. The spacious setting and strong local following make it a reliable gathering place throughout the year. SUNNYSIDE RESTAUR ANT & LODGE sunnysidelodge.com Positioned directly on the west shore of Lake Tahoe, Sunnyside Restaurant & Lodge combines relaxed lakefront dining with a longstanding local presence. The menu centers on contemporary American cuisine with seasonal influences, complemented by expansive water views and an open-air deck that draws steady summer demand. Its balance of casual refinement and setting-driven appeal has made it a consistent fixture within Tahoe’s dining landscape. 67

WELLNESS & RECOVERY

Restorative by Nature In North Lake Tahoe and Truckee, wellness is not an afterthought — it is an essential part of active living. The region’s elevation, alpine air, and pristine natural environment lend themselves to both high-output recreation and intentional recovery. After long days on the slopes, trails, or water, residents and seasonal homeowners alike seek out spaces designed for restoration, balance, and mindful renewal. From world-class spa retreats to locally rooted movement studios, Tahoe’s wellness offerings reflect a holistic approach: aligning body, breath, and environment.

Wellness here is not disconnected from recreation. It supports performance, sustains longevity, and enhances daily life. Whether through therapeutic massage after a powder day, yoga that reconnects body and breath, or hydrotherapy with a view of granite peaks, recovery becomes part of the overall mountain experience. In this landscape, balance matters — and the region’s wellness spaces help make it real.

STANDOUT WELLNESS DESTINATIONS THE RITZ-CARLTON LAKE TAHOE – SPA & ALPINE RENEWAL ritzcarlton.com/laketahoe A luxury mountain spa with 17 treatment rooms, eucalyptus steam room, dry-heat lodge, whirlpool, and outdoor heated lap pool. Signature experiences include massages and facials tailored to soothe muscles post-activity, with relaxation lounges and forest views that enhance peaceful recovery.

HYATT REGENCY LAKE TAHOE – STILLWATER SPA hyatt.com Combining alpine inspiration with restorative therapies, Stillwater Spa uses heat, steam, and massage to nurture physical and emotional well-being. Hydrotherapy, steam rooms, sauna, and cr yotherapy options support rehabilitation and relaxation after rigorous outdoor days.

PT REVOLUTION – PHYSICAL THER APY ptrevolution.com Offering advanced orthopedic and physical therapy, rehabilitation, and performance driven treatment across the Lake Tahoe region, PT Revolution clinicians help locals and athletes recover from injury, enhance performance, and maintain active lifestyles with individualized plans.

MOUNTAIN LOTUS YOGA mountainlotusyoga.com A well-established Truckee studio with diverse offerings including hot yoga, Pilates, aerial yoga, and stand-up paddleboard yoga in summer. Mindful movement and b rea thwo r k co m p l em ent outdoor activity with balance and strength training rooted in local wellness culture.

EVENTS, FESTIVALS & CULTURE

A Year-Round Cultural Calendar In North Lake Tahoe and Truckee, culture unfolds alongside the landscape. Seasonal transitions bring music festivals, endurance competitions, literary gatherings, and culinary celebrations that reflect both alpine heritage and contemporary refinement. The result is a calendar that feels dynamic, communityrooted, and distinctly Tahoe.

Tahoe Joy Festival

North Lake Tahoe SNOWFEST!

Made in Tahoe Festival

This uplifting community gathering brings together live music, wellness experiences, and inspirational speakers in a setting designed to foster positiv it y. S cen ic surroundings frame the experience where creativity, mindfulness, and community spirit come together in an atmosphere that feels both energizing and meaningful.

Parades, snow sculpture contests, races, and community fundraisers define this multi-town winter tradition. One of the region’s most established celebrations, it brings residents together across North Lake Tahoe in a spirited tribute to alpine heritage and civic pride.

Local makers take center stage at this vibrant community showcase, where artisans, chefs, designers, and musicians highlight the creative economy of the Tahoe Basin. The event reinforces the region’s entrepreneurial character and strong support for independent businesses.

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Truckee Literary Crawl

Opening Day on Lake Tahoe

Historic downtown storef r o n t s t r a n s fo r m i n t o intimate reading rooms as authors and poets share their work in a walkable, gallery-style format. The event underscores Truckee’s quieter cultural dimension and longstanding support for the literary arts.

With docks reopened and boats returning to the water, the lakefront signals a seasonal shift. Yacht clubs and marinas mark the occasion with gatherings t h a t u n of f i c i a l l y l a u n c h the warm-weather social calendar.

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Truckee Thursdays Music fills the streets as downtown Truckee closes to traffic and opens to pedestrians. Artisan booths, food vendors, and live performances create a weekly su mmer g ather ing that blends tourism with strong local participation.

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Incline Village Crystal Bay Independence Celebration Lakefront parks and shorelines fill with families and visitors ahead of a fireworks display that illuminates North Lake Tahoe. The annual Independence celebration remains one of the region’s most anticipated summer traditions.

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Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival

Classical Tahoe Music Festival

Lake Tahoe Concours d’Elegance

At Sand Harbor, classical productions unfold against a panoramic lake backdrop. Professional per formers b r i n g S h a kesp ea re a n d contemporary works to life in an outdoor setting that elevates the theatrical experience beyond the stage.

An intimate concert series in Incline Village presents orchestral and chamber performances by internationally accomplished musicians. The mountain setting enhances both acoustics and atmosphere, drawing devoted audiences each season.

Polished mahogany and gleaming chrome line the docks in Tahoe City during this celebrated wooden boat exhibition. Collectors and enthusiasts gather to admire rare vessels that honor the lake’s storied maritime tradition.

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Brews, Jazz & Funk Fest

Broken Arrow Sky Race

Open-air stages at Palisades Tahoe host a lively mix of touring musicians and regional craft breweries. The weekend balances contemporary energy with alpine scenery, creating a distinctly modern mountain festival experience.

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Set at Palisades Tahoe, this internationally recognized mountain running event draws elite and recreational athletes to steep alpine terrain. Multiple race distances and dramatic Sierra Nevada scenery.

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Alpenglow Winter Speaker Series

Traditional music and regional craft beer define this spirited downtown celebration. Blending European influence with mountain-town character, the event reflects Truckee’s convivial community culture each fall.

Mountain culture event presented by Alpenglow Sports, this speaker series brings world-class athletes and storytellers. Thought-provoking talks and film presentations create an engaging atmosphere celebrating adventure, resilience, and the spirit of the outdoors.

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Truckee River Day T h is a n n u a l co m m u n it y ev e nt b r i n g s r e s i d e nt s together to restore and protect the Truckee River watershed. Volunteer projects, educational initiatives, and family-friendly activities highlight local stewardship, rei nfo rc i n g t h e reg i o n’s strong connection to its natural environment.

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PRIVATE CLUBS

Private Clubs & Membership Living Across Tahoe-Truckee, private clubs play a defining role in how residents and second homeowners experience the region.

These communities offer more than amenities; they provide a structured sense of access, connection, and ease that shapes daily life in the mountains. Communities such as Martis Camp and Lahontan reflect a fully integrated club model, where golf, dining, wellness, and on-mountain experiences are woven into the fabric of residential living. These environments are designed with intention balancing privacy, design, and a strong sense of community.

Tahoe Mountain Club offers a distinct approach through a membership based model, with access spanning Old Greenwood and Gray’s Crossing. Two championship golf courses, private dining, fitness facilities, and seasonal mountain amenities create a flexible, year-round experience without being tied to a single neighborhood. In a landscape defined by movement and seasonality, these clubs provide continuity where each arrival feels familiar, and every detail has been thoughtfully considered.

LISTING A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO BRINGING YOUR HOME TO MARKET

Preparing to sell in Tahoe-Truckee is a deliberate process, one that balances timing, presentation, and positioning within a nuanced market. With the right guidance, each step is designed to create alignment between the property, the audience, and the moment it enters the market.

ESTABLISHING POSITION The process begins with a clear understanding of current market conditions. Pricing is considered alongside inventory, seasonality, and buyer behavior. This is all aligned thoughtfully with the seller’s priorities, whether maximizing value, timing the market, or ensuring a more discreet process. The goal is to position the home in a way that generates meaningful interest while supporting the outcome the seller intends to achieve. PREPARING THE PROPERTY Presentation shapes perception. Thoughtful preparation may include light improvements, staging, and refined visual assets allowing buyers to immediately understand the opportunity. Tahoe Mountain Realty supports this process through professional design guidance and access to a curated inventory of staging furnishings and accessories. Each home is evaluated and positioned with intention to meet the expectations of today’s buyers. The result is an efficient process that brings each property to market at its highest level.

CRAFTING THE NARRATIVE

NEGOTIATION & EXECUTION

Each property is introduced with intention. Marketing is tailored to highlight not only features, but lifestyle, positioning the home within the broader context of Tahoe living.

As interest develops, guidance remains measured and strategic. Offers are evaluated in context, with attention to terms, timing, and long-term alignment, ensuring a well-executed outcome.

Through Forbes Global Properties, listings gain access to editorial placement and distribution across one of the world’s most established media platforms, reaching a qualified global audience. This exposure is further strengthened by direct relationships within key feeder markets, including the Bay Area, Los Angeles, and other primary regions, ensuring each property is presented to the audiences most likely to engage. The result is a narrative that extends beyond visibility, connecting each home to the right buyer with both reach and precision. STRATEGIC LAUNCH Rather than a single moment, launch is a sequence. Early exposure, controlled timing, and coordinated outreach work together to build momentum and create a sense of arrival within the market.

CONNECT WITH TAHOE MOUNTAIN REALTY

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