Old Town Beauty!

A quick little post about one of my favorite homes in Park City which also just-so-happens to be listed by Rob…it’s located at 309 Park Avenue in Old Town and if you want more details you’ll just have to read the post I guess

President Bush Arrives In Our Fair Hamlet Today

Mr. President George W Bush himself is coming to Park City today…and even though I don’t agree with him on most things…it’s still pretty exciting all the same.
This morning on the local radio station (KPCW) they were discussing his arrival. The town locals are a bit up in arms over the traffic jam the President’s [...]

Slight Rate Cut & An Update Of Course

Since Friday we have seen 69 properties come on the market, 29 close, and 18 go pending.
Of note:PENDING:-30 acre residential lot in Silver Creek for $2.4m…nice views from this horse property.-Aspen Spring Ranch home at $1.45m; 5910 sq ft, 5bd/4ba…only $245ppsf!CLOSED:-4 different cabins at Promontory ranging from $1.582m (2015 sq ft & 2bd/3ba) to $1.996m [...]

MORE SNOW IN PARK CITY and an interesting development comparison

Well guess what?!?!? It’s snowing like MAD in Park City and it’s practically May!Rob and I are both hard at work recently….him on some contracts and developments Snow Park is working on and me on some things with the St. Regis project here at Deer Crest.Park City is incredible today….the snow is coming down like [...]

What’s Happening at the Yarrow and Some Tips for Taking Your House Green

Local News:
-The owners of the Yarrow Hotel on Park Ave. (next to Albertson’s) have made it clear that they wish to raze the hotel and replace it with a swankier lodge. This could take place as soon as 2010. The new building would have meeting and convention space like the old one, but would look [...]

Old Town and Glenwild are Poppin!

While we were in New Orleans, all 3 ski areas in Park City closed for the season despite all of them having over 120 inch bases!
The season was one of the best in memory even though we had somewhat of a late start.
It was not until January that we had great powder days, but once [...]