admin on October 21st, 2011

From the Deseret News: PARK CITY — In Utah, this resort community has long been considered the ritzy town with big homes that cost big bucks. But even after the housing bubble burst, Summit County’s most famous hamlet seems to be holding its own in the state’s tenuous housing market. Data from the Park City [...]

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admin on July 27th, 2011

Groundbreaking Takes Place for Unique Amenity by PR or News Wire 15 July 2011— Promontory, the family-friendly, luxury real estate development in Park City, Utah, celebrated its 10th anniversary with the announcement of its latest creative amenity.  Bolstered by a flurry of sales activity, Phoenix-based developer Pivotal Group broke ground on the construction of a [...]

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admin on July 2nd, 2011

From the Park Record: Halfway through 2011, signs of growth in the Park City real estate market are clear. The single-family home market is strong; prices for condos and lots, however, are still falling.That’s according to the Park City Board of Realtors’ 2nd Quarter Report Summary released last week. The three clearest signs of improvement [...]

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Here are some mid-year numbers compared to how the Park City real estate market is fairing this year compared to 2010: -sales are up in 2011 compared to 2010 -prices are down about 10% -home prices are holding steady an up a little -condos are down over 15% Every Buyer is looking for a deal. [...]

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Park City talks real estate The first quarter real estate report so far mirrors 2010 Megan Yeiter, Of The Record Staff The Park City Board of Realtors’ first quarter report shows that sales activity so far this year is on par with 2010.The report also suggests prices of single-family homes, condominiums and land sales remain [...]

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