Shooting Star Condos for Sale

Shooting Star Condos at Empire Pass

Shooting Star is a boutique 22-unit luxury condominium building at 7715 Village Way within the Empire Pass Village Center at Deer Valley Resort. The building was completed in 2005-2006 and is patterned architecturally after historic grand lodges, with materials and proportions designed to integrate with the surrounding alpine terrain. Floor plans are 2 and 3-bedroom, ranging from 1,351 to 2,114 square feet, positioned slopeside near the Empire Express chairlift at approximately 8,100 feet of elevation.

Park City MLS records document 47 closed transactions since February 2006, the deepest per-unit resale history in the Empire Pass condo cluster. All 45 populated nightly rental records confirm Y. Post-2020 PPSF median is $1,345, up 64.8% from the pre-2020 median of $816. 2024 produced four consecutive record-setting closings: Unit 106 at $4,266,600 ($2,108/sqft, DOM 16), Unit 406 at $4,200,000 ($2,075/sqft), Unit 206 at $4,034,500 ($1,908/sqft), and Unit 103 at $2,895,500 ($2,140/sqft — the highest PPSF in building history). All four were cash transactions.

At a Glance

Building and Interior Finishes

Shooting Star was designed to reflect the scale and material character of historic American grand lodge architecture. The exterior uses natural stone, timber, and muted colors intended to sit within the surrounding alpine environment rather than contrast with it. The building includes a lobby with a stone fireplace, an owners' spa, private ski lockers, an elevator, and heated underground parking with one space per unit. The Village Center location places Shooting Star immediately adjacent to the Empire Express chairlift and within walking distance of the central Empire Pass amenity cluster.

Interior finish specifications are consistent across the building. Standard features include wide-plank oak flooring, custom wood beams, custom stained alder millwork, doors, and cabinetry with bronze Stone River hardware, and gas fireplaces. Kitchens are configured with Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf range, Asko dishwasher, Dacor microwave, and granite slab countertops. Primary bathrooms include travertine or granite slab countertops and a jetted tub. Secondary bathrooms have slate tile countertops. All units are air-conditioned.

Units 403 and 404 on the fourth floor include lofts, adding ceiling volume and a second level within the 2-bedroom floor plan. Corner units (x05 and x06 on each floor) are larger at 2,114 square feet with an additional angle of exposure. Units with even numbers face the ski slope; units with odd numbers face northeast toward the mountain view corridor. Both orientations have trade-offs — the northeast-facing units typically receive more direct morning light while the even-numbered units maintain the slope-side aspect.

Ski Access

Park City MLS records show Ski Into Project on 37 of 47 Shooting Star records and Ski Out of Project on 39 of 47 — near-universal project-level ski access. Ski Slope Named Trails appears on 34 records. Ski to Door appears on only 8 records and Ski Out of Door on 8. For a building in this physical position — directly adjacent to the Empire Express chairlift and slopeside in the Village Center — the project-level designation reflects how the building's ski access works: owners access terrain from the project boundary rather than from individual unit doors. The practical ski experience is strong given the building's direct position at the lift.

Market Data

Shooting Star's 47 closed sales are the most per-unit transactions of any Empire Pass condo building — 47 closings across 22 units means an average of more than 2 sales per unit since 2006. The initial 2006 delivery absorbed 23 units in a single year, establishing the first PPSF baseline. Post-delivery, the market moved through a slow mid-cycle period before the post-2020 acceleration.

Ownership Details

The HOA covers cable/satellite, common area insurance, common area landscaping, maintenance, and taxes, management fees, reserve fund, shuttle service, snow removal, gas, sewer, and water for each unit. One heated underground parking space is included per unit. All 45 populated MLS nightly rental fields confirm Y — Shooting Star has one of the cleanest nightly rental signals of any Empire Pass condo building. Confirm rights at the unit level through HOA documents before closing.

Cash rate across 47 closings is 55%, lower than several other Empire Pass buildings but consistent with a community that has absorbed over 20 years of resales. SP/LP average is 0.962, indicating buyers pay approximately 96 cents on the list dollar. No Empire Pass Master HOA fee data is listed separately for Shooting Star in MLS records — confirm the current HOA fee structure directly before closing.

Floor Plans at 7715 Village Way

All 22 Shooting Star residences are at 7715 Village Way, Park City, UT 84060. Units with even numbers (x02, x04, x06) face the ski slope; units with odd numbers (x01, x03, x05) face northeast toward the mountain view corridor. Corner units at x05 and x06 are 2,114 sqft. Units 403 and 404 include lofts.

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