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Geographic Targeting Order - Colorado Expanded Counties (Real Estate) 2024

“Clear Creek County, Douglas County, Eagle County, El Paso County, Elbert County, Fremont County, Mesa County, Pitkin County, Pueblo County, and Summit County, Colorado”

Threshold

$300,000

Effective

December 1, 2024

Expires

February 28, 2026

Geography

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Order Summary

This GTO covered ten additional Colorado counties added in the April 2023 expansion, including resort/luxury markets (Eagle/Vail, Pitkin/Aspen, Summit/Breckenridge), Colorado Springs (El Paso), Grand Junction (Mesa), and suburban Denver counties (Douglas, Elbert). Together with the four core Denver metro counties, Colorado had 14 counties covered. The GTO was superseded on March 1, 2026 by FinCEN's nationwide residential real estate reporting rule.

Geographic Coverage

10 areas shown
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Clear Creek County
Douglas County
Eagle County
El Paso County
Elbert County
Fremont County
Mesa County
Pitkin County
Pueblo County
Summit County

Formal Geographic Text (from order)

“Clear Creek County, Douglas County, Eagle County, El Paso County, Elbert County, Fremont County, Mesa County, Pitkin County, Pueblo County, and Summit County, Colorado”

Ten additional Colorado counties added in April 2023 expansion. Clear Creek FIPS: 08019; Douglas FIPS: 08035; Eagle FIPS: 08037 (Vail); El Paso FIPS: 08041 (Colorado Springs); Elbert FIPS: 08039; Fremont FIPS: 08043; Mesa FIPS: 08077 (Grand Junction); Pitkin FIPS: 08097 (Aspen); Pueblo FIPS: 08101; Summit FIPS: 08117 (Breckenridge).

Reporting Requirements

Who Must Report

Title insurance companies

What Must Be Reported

Beneficial ownership of legal entities making all-cash residential real estate purchases at or above $300,000; file a FinCEN Currency Transaction Report via BSA E-Filing System within 30 days of closing

Threshold

$300,000

All-cash transactions at or above

Source Agency

FinCEN

FinCEN order PDF | FinCEN news release

Change Log

IssuedApril 21, 2023

Ten additional Colorado counties added in April 2023 expansion, including resort markets (Aspen, Vail, Breckenridge) and Colorado Springs.

RenewedNovember 15, 2024

Renewed at $300K threshold.

ExpiredMarch 1, 2026

Superseded by FinCEN nationwide residential real estate reporting rule effective March 1, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this specific GTO, with answers grounded in the official order text.

These answers are for informational purposes only and are grounded in the official FinCEN order text. They do not constitute legal advice.

Analyst Notes

April 2023 expansion added 14 Colorado counties total (10 here + 4 in gto-re-denver-2024-01). Includes luxury resort markets: Aspen (Pitkin), Vail (Eagle), Breckenridge (Summit). Superseded by FinCEN's permanent nationwide rule (March 1, 2026).

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