Park City Real Estate

Living in Park City

Park City sits at roughly 7,000 feet in the Wasatch Mountains and is home to two major ski resorts, Park City Mountain and Deer Valley. Beyond winter, it is a year-round town: hundreds of miles of trails, the Utah Olympic Park, golf, summer concerts and the restaurants and galleries of Historic Main Street.

• Ski access: Park City Mountain, Deer Valley and Woodward Park City are all close by.
• Easy travel: I-80 connects Park City to Salt Lake City and the airport in about 35 to 45 minutes.
• Year-round recreation: Round Valley, Jordanelle and Rockport reservoirs, mountain biking, hiking and Nordic skiing.

Park City neighborhoods and home types

• Old Town: historic miners’ homes and new builds within walking distance of Main Street and the Town Lift.
• Park Meadows and Thaynes Canyon: established single-family neighborhoods near golf, trails and town.
• Prospector and Bonanza Park: condos and townhomes popular with full-time locals and investors.
• Kimball Junction, Jeremy Ranch and Pinebrook: homes on the Salt Lake side of Park City with quick I-80 access.
• Promontory and Deer Valley: luxury estates, private clubs and ski-in/ski-out properties.

Buying or selling in Park City: what to know

Park City is one of Utah’s highest-priced markets, and prices vary enormously by neighborhood, ski access and view. Nightly rental rules differ by zone and HOA, which matters a lot to second-home and investment buyers. Park City is also updating parts of its land-use code, including fire-wise exterior and landscaping rules, so it is worth checking how changes affect a specific property before you buy, build or list.

Gian has lived in both Park City and Salt Lake City and owns and manages rental properties himself, so he can walk you through the numbers on a primary home, a second home or an investment.

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