Myself, Hong McDonald and Mark Jacobson (Park City REALTORS) with Representative Mia Love
What used to be a washboard dirt road has been paved. This area still gets crowded so drive carefully.
Open concept kitchen
Average US Mortgage Rates
New listing at 3195 Daybreaker Drive
My daughter skiing at 3 years old.
My son’s first time seeing snow at 3 years old.
This is a photo of the “Tallman” girls taken last winter. From left to right, Emily Tallman, Jennifer Tallman, me, Whitney Tallman, and Hattie Freeman in the front. Nothing is more fun than a family ski trip, right?
One of the best calls a REALTOR can get is that someone wants to sell their home. How did these three handle it?
My kids are home from college and they’re cooking for me!
The view from Empire Pass.
The Original Java Cow Ice Creamery on Park City’s Main Street
This is how buyers search for property
A photo of my dog Sheriff taken by my daughter Whitney
Blue Grass Bands at Park Silly Market, Park City, UT
A fall day at Victory.
Some of these things are not like Park City.
April Mountain
Close Up of Granite Stone at Victory Ranch Bar
Myself with Patrick Putt, Director of Community Development. Apologies for the blurry photo.
Rent a mountain bike from Jans and choose your adventure. (Photo credit:
Yoga and CrossFit at home have been keeping me going.
A mama moose and her calves wandering in the Jeremy Ranch neighborhood.
Fall Colors During Horseback Ride
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The stock market doesn’t always go up. But what does that mean for luxury real estate in places like Park City?
Crestview A-305: Great Investment Property
We like the Wine Savant Picnic Sticks, $21 on Amazon (nobody paid us to say that).
Park City Pending Sales Trend
A sample buyer closing statement. Click to view full file.
7123 Pinebrook Rd
Canyons Park City UT
Lobbying Park City Representative Rob Bishop about the importance of maintaining Section 1031 Exchanges
Victory Ranch, Park City, UT Clubhouse
Teeing off at the 10th hole of the newly minted Canyons Golf Course.
The trailhead for Bloods Lake changed in 2020. The new trail is 2.8 miles total (out and back). Dogs are not allowed within 100 feet of the lake.
