Latest News & Statistics from Carol Agle
Chairman, Statistics Committee Park City / Deer Valley
Chairman, Statistics Committee Park City / Deer Valley
- Park City market has been stable, with moderate valuation increases for over 5 years.
- There has been an increase in the premium paid for new homes. They now sell for about 35% more per sf than existing inventory.
- Inventory is relatively unchanged year-over-year. Prices continue to rise in lower valuations, less in higher-end properties.
- As ever, the Park City market is complex and fragmented. Careful analysis is required to evaluate opportunities in discrete niches.
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 | Park Meadows - Warm, Cozy, Charm3097 American Saddler Dr Bedrooms: 5 Price: $1,485,000 MLS 11907605 More Info |
 | Enclave Luxury TownhomeEnclave 35 Bedrooms: 5 Price: $3,360,000 MLS 12000704 More Info |
 | A Castle (yes, a Castle!) in the Colony212 White Pine Canyon Bedrooms: 4 Price: $14,000,000 MLS 11907435 More Info |
 | Glenwild Home - Golf Course Community8135 Glenwild Drive Bedrooms: 4 Price: $2,490,000 MLS 11908179 More Info |
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Real Estate Transactions in Park City / Deer Valley - Knowledge
What You Should Know about Buying and Selling Property in Park City and Deer Valley.
- Price Range - The range of properties within the greater Park City / Deer Valley area is enormous. We have condos, townhomes, single family homes geared for moderate budgets and, quite literally, homes designed for the highest possible luxury. More than most comparable communities in the Mountain West, Park City enjoys a wide ranging and congenial collection of residents.
- Second Homes - Park City / Deer Valley is a full-year, active, healthy community. In comparison to many other mountain towns, the summer season here is strong in recreational, social, and cultural vibrancy. That means more days of usage for second home owners and year round enjoyment for year round residents.
- Closing Costs - Closing costs on real estate transactions are very low. There is no State transfer tax or fee so the largest settlement closing cost is generally financing charges.
- Taxes - Real Estate Property taxes in Utah are lower than most of the country, a bit less than 1% of valuation.
- Activity - The market for real estate in Park City is far more active and robust than the size of the town might suggest. Over the past five years we have averaged more than 1,700 transactions and more than $1.2 Billion in sales per year; At the market’s peak, Park City and Deer Valley had more than 4,000 transactions totaling more than $2 Billion in a single year.
