Park City Real Estate Statistics / Trends

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Park City real estate activity has rebounded to normal (pre-pandemic) activity, again generally mapping national trends.

• • Gated communities, such as Promontory, show continued robust sales.
• • Homes priced below median typically sell in a quarter of the time of a house priced above median.
• • Median prices in city limits are stable, compared to other areas.

The Park City real estate market is extrarodinarily segmented. There are immense, significant differences in trends within our regional segments, and property types.

SALES

The number of sales is again stable year-over-year, although somewhat depressed due to mortgage interest rates. Overall, prices are trending upward, but with some restraint. Political and economic uncertainties also presently cause hesitation in activity.

INVENTORY

Inventory is not as thin and troublesome as a few years ago, with 4.2 months of inventory standing at current activity rates. This remains a bit lower than normal.

The median price for all property types is rising, but the point to make on current market valuations is that they are highly segmented. Median and average prices are trending up in all most neighborhoods, although some areas are significantly greater, some lower.

Valuations vary widely across property types and locations. The Park City / Deer Valley market remains unusually complex and segmented. I expect this complexity to continue, in an otherwise upward trend. An additional emerging trend which I expect to continue is robust interest in areas outside Park City proper, such as Kimball Junction, Jordanelle, Kamas, Heber City, and Midway.