Teeing off at the 10th hole of the newly minted Canyons Golf Course.
Bar at the Victory Ranch Clubhouse
Face Painting at Park Silly Market, Park City, UT
My husband Larry and I dining alfresco at Ruth’s Chris
View from River Rock Roasting Company
Park City Real Estate
Crestview A-305: Great Investment Property
Bear View Drive
What do the views look like from a $25M Park City home? Here’s a sneak peek.
Stone Fireplace, Victory Ranch, Park City, UT
Autumn leaves by Manya Mayes
Park City Pending Sales Trend
A nice spot to enjoy the beauty of the Wasatch.
PC: Hilary Reiter
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?
2891 West View Trail
A property on Pinebrook Road in Park City, a common neighborhood of interest for first time homebuyers.
Creek Road
Ontario Mine
A fall day at Victory.
Crazy Hats at Park Silly Market, Park City UT
Looking down from the top of Guardsman Pass.
Rent a SUP and other watercraft at the Jordanelle Rentals & Marina (Photo credit: Jordanelle Marina)
Accupuncture Business and Building for Sale
My daughter, Whitney, with her face painted from Park Silly earlier this summer.
Blue Grass Bands at Park Silly Market, Park City, UT
A better example of good real estate photography.
30-Year Interest Rates
Eric O’Connor
April Mountain
One of the best calls a REALTOR can get is that someone wants to sell their home. How did these three handle it?
Photo Credit:
Chris Spealler
Don’t let the nondescript entrance fool you…
My grandson enjoying a trolley ride.
Graph from NAR
Tallman Broken Arm
The Mayflower Mine at Deer Valley
Does this home seem dated to you? My buyers thought so.
Upper Provo River at Victory Ranch
The view on the Fall day when I visited Powder Mountain.
2891 West View Trail
Springdale, UT – Zion National Park
Some of these things are not like Park City.
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.
Signage at the Empire Pass trailhead helps visitors learn about the area and wildlife.
One of the reasons we moved was to have a better outdoor play area for our children.
