For more information about Park City, Utah Real Estate call 435-731-0803 or search for your dream home at http://www.parkcityhousehunters.com/
HEATHER FELDMAN, EQUITY REAL ESTATE LUXURY GROUP PARK CITY 435-731-0803
Monday, May 24, 2010
Saturday, May 8, 2010
For Sale: 6BR/4+2BA Single Family House in Park City, UT, $1,435,000
OK, there has to be someone out there that wants a super fabulous, Park City party house! This home sleeps up to 20!
Do you know how much fun you can have with 19 of your closest friends just minutes from 3 of the top ski resorts?
Want to ride (you know, snowboard - hello?!!) at the Canyons? 6 minutes!
How about rubbing elbows with the elite at Deer Valley? 8 minutes!
Hang out at Park City Resort? 8 minutes!
Hung over? Hang out at home, sit near the fire and watch the snow fall from your giant picture windows.
For Sale: 6BR/4+2BA Single Family House in Park City, UT, $1,435,000
Call me to schedule an appointment, or even better to place an offer!
Heather Feldman
435-731-0803
Keller Williams Park City Real Estate
Do you know how much fun you can have with 19 of your closest friends just minutes from 3 of the top ski resorts?
Want to ride (you know, snowboard - hello?!!) at the Canyons? 6 minutes!
How about rubbing elbows with the elite at Deer Valley? 8 minutes!
Hang out at Park City Resort? 8 minutes!
Hung over? Hang out at home, sit near the fire and watch the snow fall from your giant picture windows.
For Sale: 6BR/4+2BA Single Family House in Park City, UT, $1,435,000
Call me to schedule an appointment, or even better to place an offer!
Heather Feldman
435-731-0803
Keller Williams Park City Real Estate
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Trailside Park neighborhood in Park City Utah
I have decided to enlighten the masses about one of my favorite neighborhoods in Park City called Trailside Park. Today I am closing a home I sold to a very good friend in this area and I am thinking about how much she and her kids will love living there.
It sits North of Park City's Old Town and is one of the most convenient and wonderful places to live in Park City. Here are a few reasons why:
* 6 Minutes to The Canyons Ski Resort
* 8 Minutes to Park City Mountain Resort
* 8 Minutes to Park City's Old Town
* 8 Minutes to Deer Valley's Jordanelle Lift
* Easy access to the 80 and the 40 freeways
* Walk to Trailside Elementary
* Fabulous ski run views of all 3 resorts
* We get to wave at all the people up in hot air balloons
that hover over Trailside homes
One of the best things about this area is the diversity of home prices. You can spend from the mid $200's up to $2 Million. There is a price range and home for everyone.
You want more? OK, let's talk about the Recreational aspects. We have trails galore here in Trailside Park. Trails that lead to Round Valley, Old Ranch Road area and many hiking and biking trails throughout Trailside area. http://basinrecreation.org/Trails/trails_trailside_park_trail.html
How about Trailside Park?
Trailside Park is a community park consisting of 63 acres of ground with approximately 17 acres of developed recreational amenities. Our recreational facilities currently include four sand-volleyball courts, one full-sized basketball court, two half courts, two tennis courts, a regulation-size roller hockey rink, two tournament-sized soccer fields, two playgrounds, and a dog park. http://basinrecreation.org/Parks/trailside_park.html
Find out more about Trailside Park area at http://www.parkcityhousehunters.com/
It sits North of Park City's Old Town and is one of the most convenient and wonderful places to live in Park City. Here are a few reasons why:
* 6 Minutes to The Canyons Ski Resort
* 8 Minutes to Park City Mountain Resort
* 8 Minutes to Park City's Old Town
* 8 Minutes to Deer Valley's Jordanelle Lift
* Easy access to the 80 and the 40 freeways
* Walk to Trailside Elementary
* Fabulous ski run views of all 3 resorts
* We get to wave at all the people up in hot air balloons
that hover over Trailside homes
One of the best things about this area is the diversity of home prices. You can spend from the mid $200's up to $2 Million. There is a price range and home for everyone.
You want more? OK, let's talk about the Recreational aspects. We have trails galore here in Trailside Park. Trails that lead to Round Valley, Old Ranch Road area and many hiking and biking trails throughout Trailside area. http://basinrecreation.org/Trails/trails_trailside_park_trail.html
How about Trailside Park?
Trailside Park is a community park consisting of 63 acres of ground with approximately 17 acres of developed recreational amenities. Our recreational facilities currently include four sand-volleyball courts, one full-sized basketball court, two half courts, two tennis courts, a regulation-size roller hockey rink, two tournament-sized soccer fields, two playgrounds, and a dog park. http://basinrecreation.org/Parks/trailside_park.html
Find out more about Trailside Park area at http://www.parkcityhousehunters.com/
Thursday, April 15, 2010
What a fabulous end to an average ski season
Monday, March 15, 2010
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Wow! Check out this gorgeous Park City Ski home. Views of The Canyons and Park City Mountain ski runs.
Heather Feldman
Keller Williams Real Estate
Park City Utah
435-731-0803
parkcityhousehunters.com
Wow! Check out this gorgeous Park City Ski home. Views of The Canyons and Park City Mountain ski runs.
Heather Feldman
Keller Williams Real Estate
Park City Utah
435-731-0803
parkcityhousehunters.com
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
For Sale: 4BR/4BA Single Family House in Park City, UT, $949,000
For Sale: 4BR/4BA Single Family House in Park City, UT, $949,000
Gorgeous views from the large wrap around deck and lots of privacy on this wooded lot. Sunny and bright with an all new kitchen featuring granite and stainless. Highly upgraded designer stone and tile in all baths in this Park City Utah mountain get away. If you are super picky, you will love this home. Call me for more information at 435-731-0803
Heather Feldman
Parkcityhousehunters.com
Keller Williams Park City Real Estate
Gorgeous views from the large wrap around deck and lots of privacy on this wooded lot. Sunny and bright with an all new kitchen featuring granite and stainless. Highly upgraded designer stone and tile in all baths in this Park City Utah mountain get away. If you are super picky, you will love this home. Call me for more information at 435-731-0803
Heather Feldman
Parkcityhousehunters.com
Friday, February 5, 2010
Bode Miller, Ted Ligety and Daniel Feldman
Today, both Ted Ligety and Bode Miller were gracious enough to take a picture with my son, Daniel. He is wearing his Olympic Ralph Lauren shirt that he wore for his Olympic commercial ( that we have yet to see!).
Both Ted and Bode along with other Olympic hopefuls were training in Park City this week. Great to live in Park City!
Both Ted and Bode along with other Olympic hopefuls were training in Park City this week. Great to live in Park City!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Even the Elk know how great Park City real estate is!
Here are some locals that have camped out in Mountain Ranch Estates, Park City Utah. They know a good thing when they see it!Have you seen the great homes available in Mountain Ranch Estates?
obeo.com/474786
For information about the above listing or any Park City Utah property, please contact me at 435-731-0803
Thanks, Heather
Friday, January 29, 2010
More than $858 Million sold in Park City Utah
Single Family Homes Sales On The Rise
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
25 January, 2010 (Park City) – More than $858 million in real estate transactions changed hands in 2009 in the greater Park City area (Summit and Wasatch counties), according to a report today by the Park City Board of REALTORS®.
The total volume included the sale of homes, condominiums and land. In 2008, total sales exceeded $1.03 billion, which is a 16.9 percent decrease in the volume sold in 2009.
"In spite of two difficult economic years, Park City's economy remains resilient," said Mark Seltenrich, president of the Park City Board of REALTORS®. Compared to all other Rocky Mountain ski destinations, Park City has fared better than our neighbors in Colorado, Wyoming and other resort towns. "For example, in Vail, Colo., REALTORS® reported that 2009 real estate sales were down nearly 60 percent compared to 2008, while Park City was down only about 17 percent."
Sales of single-family homes were the strongest part of the market in 2009, with sales of homes in the greater Park City area in 2009 surpassing the levels of 2008. "This is due in large part to homes becoming more affordable and the desirability of Park City as a place to live and raise a family," Seltenrich added.
Sales of Single-Family Homes
The number of single-family homes sold in the greater Park City area totaled 507 transactions in 2009, a 1.8 percent increase compared to 498 sales in 2008. Sales in Park City limits were up 7.4 percent in 2009 compared to the previous year. The Snyderville Basin saw its sales decline 13.9 percent. Sales in the Heber Valley climbed 18.1 percent and sales of single-family homes in the Kamas Valley increased 29.0 percent compared to 2008.
Median Price of Single-Family Homes
The median price of single-family homes sold within Park City limits during 2009 fell to $1.4 million, a 23 percent decrease compared to $1.8 million in 2008. The Snyderville Basin saw home prices fall to $670,000, down 4.3 percent compared to $700,000 a year earlier. The Heber Valley saw home prices fall 12 percent to $307,500 down from $350,000 in 2008. In the Kamas Valley, the median price of a single-family home in 2009 was down 25 percent at $270,000 compared to $360,000 a year ago.
Sales of Condominiums
The number of condominium sales in the greater Park City area fell to 390 transactions in 2009, down 19.8 percent compared to 486 sales in 2008. Within Park City limits sales fell 28.2 percent. In the Snyderville Basin sales were off 16.3 percent. In the Heber Valley sales were up 40 percent.
Median Price of Condominiums
Prices of condos in Park City limits fell 10 percent to $745,000, down from $825,000 a year earlier. In the Snyderville Basin, the median price of condos sold in 2009 was down 24 percent at $327,000 compared to $430,000 a year ago.
Land
Vacant land sales were down 44 percent in the greater Park City area. In Park City limits, the median price of land in 2009 was $725,000, down 21 percent compared to a median price of $917,500 in 2008. In the Heber Valley, the median price of vacant land was $275,000, down 27 percent compared to $375,000 in 2008. In the Kamas Valley, median land prices were down 7.5 percent at $236,000 compared to $255,000 a year ago.
Looking Ahead
"As prices have come down and properties have become more affordable, more properties in the lower part of the price range have sold, thus lowering the median prices," Seltenrich said. "Sales of higher priced properties have taken place, but at levels below what we have seen in recent years."
Seltenrich said that inventory levels have remained fairly stable since the beginning of the year, but have recently started to decline. This is due to some sellers having taken their properties off the market because they are unwilling to sell at today's lower prices. As inventory levels decline, eventually prices will start to rise, and these sellers may reenter the market.
Buyers continue to be very price sensitive, and are looking for the best deal. Looking forward, distressed sales (mostly short sales and foreclosures) will continue to hold prices down for the first part of the year.
"Park City remains one of North America's premier ski destinations and continues to have the best public education system in the state," Seltenrich said. "The factors that make Park City a great place to live and recreate remain. There will always be demand to own here." With prices lower than they have been in many years, buyers will see the value and continue to invest in the community.
Seltenrich stressed that all real estate is unique, so to find out what the value of any particular property is, one should talk with their local Park City REALTOR®.
For information about Park City Real Estate call me at 435-731-0803 or visit my website to search for homes at parkcityhousehunters.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
25 January, 2010 (Park City) – More than $858 million in real estate transactions changed hands in 2009 in the greater Park City area (Summit and Wasatch counties), according to a report today by the Park City Board of REALTORS®.
The total volume included the sale of homes, condominiums and land. In 2008, total sales exceeded $1.03 billion, which is a 16.9 percent decrease in the volume sold in 2009.
"In spite of two difficult economic years, Park City's economy remains resilient," said Mark Seltenrich, president of the Park City Board of REALTORS®. Compared to all other Rocky Mountain ski destinations, Park City has fared better than our neighbors in Colorado, Wyoming and other resort towns. "For example, in Vail, Colo., REALTORS® reported that 2009 real estate sales were down nearly 60 percent compared to 2008, while Park City was down only about 17 percent."
Sales of single-family homes were the strongest part of the market in 2009, with sales of homes in the greater Park City area in 2009 surpassing the levels of 2008. "This is due in large part to homes becoming more affordable and the desirability of Park City as a place to live and raise a family," Seltenrich added.
Sales of Single-Family Homes
The number of single-family homes sold in the greater Park City area totaled 507 transactions in 2009, a 1.8 percent increase compared to 498 sales in 2008. Sales in Park City limits were up 7.4 percent in 2009 compared to the previous year. The Snyderville Basin saw its sales decline 13.9 percent. Sales in the Heber Valley climbed 18.1 percent and sales of single-family homes in the Kamas Valley increased 29.0 percent compared to 2008.
Median Price of Single-Family Homes
The median price of single-family homes sold within Park City limits during 2009 fell to $1.4 million, a 23 percent decrease compared to $1.8 million in 2008. The Snyderville Basin saw home prices fall to $670,000, down 4.3 percent compared to $700,000 a year earlier. The Heber Valley saw home prices fall 12 percent to $307,500 down from $350,000 in 2008. In the Kamas Valley, the median price of a single-family home in 2009 was down 25 percent at $270,000 compared to $360,000 a year ago.
Sales of Condominiums
The number of condominium sales in the greater Park City area fell to 390 transactions in 2009, down 19.8 percent compared to 486 sales in 2008. Within Park City limits sales fell 28.2 percent. In the Snyderville Basin sales were off 16.3 percent. In the Heber Valley sales were up 40 percent.
Median Price of Condominiums
Prices of condos in Park City limits fell 10 percent to $745,000, down from $825,000 a year earlier. In the Snyderville Basin, the median price of condos sold in 2009 was down 24 percent at $327,000 compared to $430,000 a year ago.
Land
Vacant land sales were down 44 percent in the greater Park City area. In Park City limits, the median price of land in 2009 was $725,000, down 21 percent compared to a median price of $917,500 in 2008. In the Heber Valley, the median price of vacant land was $275,000, down 27 percent compared to $375,000 in 2008. In the Kamas Valley, median land prices were down 7.5 percent at $236,000 compared to $255,000 a year ago.
Looking Ahead
"As prices have come down and properties have become more affordable, more properties in the lower part of the price range have sold, thus lowering the median prices," Seltenrich said. "Sales of higher priced properties have taken place, but at levels below what we have seen in recent years."
Seltenrich said that inventory levels have remained fairly stable since the beginning of the year, but have recently started to decline. This is due to some sellers having taken their properties off the market because they are unwilling to sell at today's lower prices. As inventory levels decline, eventually prices will start to rise, and these sellers may reenter the market.
Buyers continue to be very price sensitive, and are looking for the best deal. Looking forward, distressed sales (mostly short sales and foreclosures) will continue to hold prices down for the first part of the year.
"Park City remains one of North America's premier ski destinations and continues to have the best public education system in the state," Seltenrich said. "The factors that make Park City a great place to live and recreate remain. There will always be demand to own here." With prices lower than they have been in many years, buyers will see the value and continue to invest in the community.
Seltenrich stressed that all real estate is unique, so to find out what the value of any particular property is, one should talk with their local Park City REALTOR®.
For information about Park City Real Estate call me at 435-731-0803 or visit my website to search for homes at parkcityhousehunters.com
Saturday, January 23, 2010
2010 Grand Prix at Park City Mountain - TODAY!
Park City's Olympic Pipe Rides Again, January 22-23, 2010
The historic pipe where U.S. athletes swept the men's podium and won gold in the women's event during the Salt Lake City Olympics in 2002 will entertain the masses with Olympians again. The Grand Prix makes its final stop at Park City Mountain Resort for back to back night competitions, after which the winners will be crowned and the 2010 Winter Games Team Announcement.
A reduced field comprised of the highest scoring athletes from previous tour stops will throw down the best tricks in their bag in an attempt to be one of the few named to the Olympic halfpipe team when the event is over.
Saturday, January 23
9:30 am - 3:30 pm Sponsor Village Open
1:00 - 2:30 pm XBox Junior Jam
(Pick 'N Shovel Terrain Park)
5:30 – 8:30 pm Sponsor Village Open
5:30 - 6:30 pm Superpipe Practice
6:30 – 8:30 pm Men's & Women's Superpipe Finals
Awards immediately following
8:45 - 10:00 pm 30 Seconds to Mars FREE Concert and Winter Games Team Announcement
All events (unless specified) will take place at the Eagle Superpipe at the base of Park City Mountain Resort.
Sunday, January 24
1:00 - 2:00 pm (MST) NBC Broadcast of event
Information and picture courtesy of Park City Mountain
Who's going? Look for me there!
The historic pipe where U.S. athletes swept the men's podium and won gold in the women's event during the Salt Lake City Olympics in 2002 will entertain the masses with Olympians again. The Grand Prix makes its final stop at Park City Mountain Resort for back to back night competitions, after which the winners will be crowned and the 2010 Winter Games Team Announcement.
A reduced field comprised of the highest scoring athletes from previous tour stops will throw down the best tricks in their bag in an attempt to be one of the few named to the Olympic halfpipe team when the event is over.
Saturday, January 23
9:30 am - 3:30 pm Sponsor Village Open
1:00 - 2:30 pm XBox Junior Jam
(Pick 'N Shovel Terrain Park)
5:30 – 8:30 pm Sponsor Village Open
5:30 - 6:30 pm Superpipe Practice
6:30 – 8:30 pm Men's & Women's Superpipe Finals
Awards immediately following
8:45 - 10:00 pm 30 Seconds to Mars FREE Concert and Winter Games Team Announcement
All events (unless specified) will take place at the Eagle Superpipe at the base of Park City Mountain Resort.
Sunday, January 24
1:00 - 2:00 pm (MST) NBC Broadcast of event
Information and picture courtesy of Park City Mountain
Who's going? Look for me there!
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