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- Ski-In/Ski-Out Homes & Condos The Colony, Deer Crest & Empire Pass — prices from $1.5M to $30M+.
- Deer Valley Real Estate North America's #1-rated ski resort. Median home price over $3M. No snowboarders, no crowds.
- Canyons Village Utah's largest ski resort base. Pendry Residences, Iron Horse & Silverado Lodge.
- Park City Homes for Sale Old Town to Jeremy Ranch & Silver Creek. From $800K starter homes to $20M+ estates.
- Park City Condo Listings Near Main Street, Kimball Junction & resort base areas. Many allow short-term rentals.
- Golf Community Homes Promontory, Glenwild, Red Ledges & Tuhaye. Nicklaus, Pete Dye & Mark O'Meara courses.
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Jordanelle Real Estate
The Jordanelle corridor is one of the most active new construction zones near Park City. Neighborhoods like Hideout, Deer Vista, Golden Eagle, and Sage Hen range from entry-level townhomes to custom homes on view lots overlooking the reservoir. The Jordanelle Express Gondola connects directly to Deer Valley Resort, and Mayflower Mountain Resort is in development nearby. Pricing sits below comparable Park City properties, 15 minutes from Main Street and 40 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport.
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The Investment Logic Behind Ski Property in Park City and Deer Valley | REAL ESTATE IN PARK CITY
By Derrik Carlson | REAL ESTATE IN PARK CITY | March 16, 2026
Last updated: March 16, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Park City home values have appreciated at an average annual rate of 7.4% (compounded monthly) since January 2001. After the 2012 market trough, that rate accelerated to over 10% annually,…
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Park City Real Estate FAQ
What is the average home price in Park City, Utah?
Park City real estate ranges from approximately $350,000 for condos to over $60 million for ski-in/ski-out estates. The median single-family home price trends above $2.5 million, though pricing varies by neighborhood, ski access, and proximity to Deer Valley or Park City Mountain Resort.
What are the top neighborhoods for buyers in Park City?
The Colony at White Pine Canyon offers gated ski-in/ski-out luxury. Promontory is the leading golf and recreation community. Deer Crest and Silver Lake provide direct Deer Valley ski access. Old Town is walkable to Main Street. The Jordanelle corridor offers newer construction with lake and mountain views.
Is Park City real estate a strong long-term investment?
Park City has demonstrated consistent long-term appreciation driven by limited buildable land, world-class resort infrastructure, and strong demand from buyers relocating from major metro areas. Ski-in/ski-out properties and amenity-driven communities continue to outperform broader market averages. For detailed analysis, read the Park City Market Report.
How far is Park City from Salt Lake City Airport?
Approximately 35 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport via I-80. Direct flights from most major U.S. cities make Park City one of the most accessible resort communities in the western United States.
Can I rent my Park City home as a short-term rental?
Short-term rental regulations vary by location within Park City and Summit County. Some neighborhoods and HOAs allow nightly rentals while others restrict them to 30-day minimums or longer. Canyons Village, Old Town, and parts of the Jordanelle corridor tend to offer more flexibility for short-term rental income. Confirm local rules and HOA restrictions before purchasing if rental income is part of your strategy.
What should I expect for HOA fees in Park City?
HOA fees in Park City range widely depending on the community and property type. Condo HOAs in resort base areas can run $1,000 to $3,000 or more per month and typically cover amenities, exterior maintenance, and insurance. Single-family communities like Promontory and The Colony charge annual fees that cover road maintenance, security, and shared amenities. Always review the HOA budget and reserve study before purchasing.
What makes Deer Valley different from Park City Mountain Resort?
Deer Valley is a skiers-only resort with no snowboarders, groomed runs, and limited daily ticket sales. That exclusivity drives higher property values in surrounding neighborhoods like Deer Crest, Silver Lake, and Empire Pass. Park City Mountain Resort is larger, allows snowboarding, and connects to Canyons Village, offering a wider range of terrain and price points. Both resorts are accessible from most Park City neighborhoods within 15 minutes.
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