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I am beyond excited for the next generation of ski life experience at Powder Mountain, UT. Located 70 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City and 90 minutes from Park City, just a little bit farther than Snowbasin Ski Resort. Plentiful snowfall and few crowds await you. If you have been waiting for a fresh concept in ski resort adventure, then Powder Mountain is for you. 

Finally, the efforts of Park City Municipal to maximize art and culture, combined with affordable housing commences. The long awaited Park City Arts & Culture District is slated to break ground after Thanksgiving, on a 5.25 acre piece of land purchased in 2017, centrally located from the corner of Kearns Blvd and Bonanza Drive to Munchkin Rd., home of the recycling center.

Your Chance To Own a Piece Of Ski Legend History Offered at $5,895,000 __________________________ I find this home so incredibly fascinating and unique, with such fabulous European charm and style. If you are interested in owning an iconic work of art owned by World Ski Legend, Stein Eriksen, please contact me to set up a tour. This beauty is nestled at the end of a quiet Cul de Sac, with forever views up Thaynes Canyon and up into the mountains. You'll feel like you are on a permanent vacation! Listing courtesy of Judy Glauser at Berkshire Hathaway. 13 Hidden Splendor Court 5 Bedrooms | 7 Bathrooms | 7,838 SF

Utah’s economic growth is nothing short of phenomenal. If you are considering purchasing real estate in a healthy economic climate, Utah should be your number one choice. There are concerns about the economic future of the United States. But if you want to purchase your vacation dream home, COVID-19 refuge or investment property, choose a state with a healthy economic climate and ranked at the top for growth. Choose Utah for your next real estate purchase for peace of mind.

What on earth is going on in Jordanelle? What IS Jordanelle? Read on for the rundown of Park City’s Jordanelle Area. The Jordanelle area of Park City actually resides in Wasatch County rather than Summit County, for the most part. If you’ve been to Park City, and skied Deer Valley® off of the Sultan Chairlift, the Jordanelle reservoir is the beautiful body of water you gaze at before you plunge down the slopes. It is also the home of the Jordanelle Gondola off HWY 40, that services Deer Valley® and provides excellent ski access for residents of the Heber and Kamas Valleys.

If you are thinking about purchasing real estate in the Park City area, or anywhere in the US, you should be aware of Fannie Mae’s and Freddie Mac’s decision to charge lenders a .5% fee on all refinancing starting in September.  3324 CENTRAL PACIFIC TRAIL, PARK CITY, UT 84098

I feel very fortunate to live in a state and community that continues to thrive despite the national economic downturn. My heart goes out to the service and travel industry across the country and world. However, healthy economic conditions in Utah are helping to boost the Park City real estate market.

The Park City real estate market is super hot right now. No matter how busy everyone is, there are practices to ensure a smooth real estate transaction and get everyone happily to Settlement and Closing. 2000 Prospector Avenue #109, Park City Utah 84060 Listing courtesy of Mary Ciminelli at Summit Sotheby’s International Realty

I keep reading in real estate news that the hot real estate market will pull us out of the recession. And I am thinking, what recession? Park City real estate is hot! Sure, we had a six week lull right when COVID-19 hit starting mid-March. But since about late May, Park City real estate transactions have exploded and multiple offers are quite common. But how do you win in a multiple offer situation without overpaying?

Actually, quite a lot of activities are open in Park City this summer. Despite Social Distancing and some necessary but unfortunate cancellations, there is still a lot open in Park City.  Several restaurants are open. Some are still curbside only but as more vacationers arrive in July, more restaurants will open for “Dine In” experiences. Please be sure to call ahead so you are not disappointed. Since about half of the tables need to be removed in order to comply with current health guidelines, a reservation is an excellent idea. Also, please be kind to the wait staff and tip well. The service industry has been hit extremely hard. Many are closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Some are closed Monday. Here is a link for open restaurants in Park City. Pro tip: Google the operating hours and follow up with a phone call. I noticed inaccurate information on Google regarding curbside and dine in options.