Latest Blog Entries
First, the good news for sellers: Sales are up dramatically for the first quarter of 2010. The number of sales in the Park City market is up 95%...
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The creation, then expiration, then extension and expansion of the first time homebuyer credit has had a significant impact on home sales across the...
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Ranked right behind Maui, Kiawah Island, and The Hamptons, Park City, Utah rated as the fourth best place to buy a second home, according to a...
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The Park City Board of REALTORS has released its numbers for 2009, and it's good news: we saw over $858 million in real estate transactions in the...
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A new report from the Standard and Poor's / Case Shiller Home Price Index indicates reason for optimism. Maybe cautious optimism is a better term....
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| The Park City Real Estate Market is Changing |
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Things aren't like they used to be in the Park City real estate market. Listings of distressed properties have declined substantially, which for the potential homebuyer will mean two things. First, for each listing of distressed property there are typically multiple offers being made. This is making the competition for any foreclosed or bank-owned property much stiffer than it has been. Second, these are indicators of a stabilizing market in Park City. We think these are good signs for the prospective buyer — if you're looking for a property in this unique community, this is a great time to take action.
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