Park City has long been a hot spot among mountain destinations, and its real estate prices clearly give the town luxury classification. All that said, it is still possible to visit Park City on a budget. Check out my tips and be sure to add your own below. Come in the Off Season Try to
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If you live in Park City or are familiar with all manner of things to do, then you have probably been to High West Saloon on Historic Main Street. Maybe you have ventured over to Blue Sky Ranch to visit High West’s Distillery. But unless you read travel magazines, you may not know
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I sound like a self-serving broken record when I say that good agents head off small problems before they become big ones and understand how to solve problems quickly with the least amount of drama. Here are a few common issues that can cause delays to closing (and maybe moving) and how to avoid them.
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My 18-year old daughter, Whitney and I left Park City at 4pm on a Wednesday and arrived at Daniel’s Summit Lodge before 5pm. It’s only 36 miles from Park City and 16 miles from Heber City, but we truly felt like we were in the middle of nowhere. Our room had two queen beds with
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The easy answer to this question is that if you know what you are looking for, you will know when you find it. I dreamed about owning a home in Hurricane, Utah. When my friend and Summit Sotheby’s colleague, Meri Crandall, told me she had just listed a home that met my criteria, my husband
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Is the term “luxury” overused in real estate today? Some people look at the number of zeros in a home’s price or the price per square foot and label it a luxury property. And while price is certainly a factor – it takes some money to afford all the features listed below – there is
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Recently I was interviewed on ESTATENVY in an article written by Emily Clouse. I thought I’d share that here too! “Boy, I could use a vacation.” How many times has this thought crossed your mind—or passed through your lips as you whispered it into a freezing winter breeze? It’s no wonder an estimated nine million homes across
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Today’s ability to work remotely is a convenience that many of us enjoy. I know that I personally appreciate checking in with clients, listings and my website (like writing this blog) from my current locale. From hedge fund managers to graphic designers, the ability to work remotely is also life-changing, and has allowed many people
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The Park City Board of REALTORS recently released their 1st quarter, 2019 statistics. Even to someone like myself, who follows the market extremely closely, it’s not easy to make sense of the numbers. Park City Real Estate Sales and Sale Price Stats Overall, single family home sales decreased 9% and the median sale price increased by 10%. For condominiums,
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The Salt Lake Tribune recently reported that an ad campaign launched in 2013 has brought an additional half a million more visitors each year to Utah’s National Parks. The “Mighty 5” campaign spanned everything from television to building wraps, and is at least partially credited for “a steep increase in park visitation”. There’s good reason
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