Heber City was named Utah's best small town!  Only 30 minutes from Park City, Heber has become another outdoor destination for those looking to get away to the mountains.  With many new restaurants and Wasatch State Park just minutes away, Heber is a great place to be!  See the article here: Heber City is Utah's Best small town

The FINAL Residential Opportunity in the Village at Empire Pass
Developed by East West Partners

​​​​Introducing Argent. The NEW Generation of Deer Valley Living

As East West Partners latest creation in Deer Valley’s Village at Empire Pass, Argent will feature a rich array of amenities, wonderful mountain and valley panoramas, plus the quickest and most convenient access to the Silver Strike chairlift. It is ideally located between One Empire and the Empire Residences.

The affluent Skier Market has made a monumental shift away from buildings without amenities and toward buildings Argent has imaginatively designed to provide a lively and family oriented environment that extends owners’ experiences well beyond the Residences. Families that

With over three feet of pre-season snow and optimal snowmaking conditions, Deer Valley is opening with at least 35 ski runs serviced by 16 chairlifts, on Saturday December 7th!  

Chairlifts Scheduled to Open:
Burns
Carpenter Express
Crown Point
Homestake Express
Jordanelle Express Gondola
Judge
Mountaineer Express
Northside Express
Quincy Express
Red Cloud
Silver Lake Express
Silver Strike Express
Snowflake
Sterling Express
Viking 
Wasatch Express

Happy Skiing everyone! 

Craig is up to his knees in snow at Empire Pass in Deer Valley!

Park City and Deer Valley received over 40 inches of snow in 3 days over Thanksgiving, a great start to the ski season.

Deer Valley will open for skiing December 7 and we hope to see you on the slopes opening day!

Though middle class households are pinching their pennies, they still desire homeownership as a means to increase personal wealth, according to a new study by personal finance resource SmartAsset. Researchers looked at the states in which the middle class is the strongest financially, factoring in housing costs, incomes, and job growth, among other criteria.  Utah came in at #1, see the chart below:

Source: “Best States for the Middle Class: 2019 Edition,” SmartAsset.com (Nov. 13, 2019)

Photo taken at Semifinal game by: Craig Reece

The Park City Miners Football team is headed to the State 4A title game on Friday at the Rice-Eccles Stadium! They defeated Pine View in the state playoff semifinals last Thursday to maintain their undefeated record for the season.  The Miners will be playing Sky View High School in the final at 11am on Friday.  Park City High School is releasing its students early on that day so they can attend the game.  

Let's go Miners!  

Curious about the current real estate market stats for Park City and the surrounding areas?  Look no further than the Wasatch Back Third Quarter Market Overview !  See what prices and inventory are doing in your area and then contact us for more detailed information as each neighborhood is different.  

Live PC Give PC's annual day of fundraising is tomorrow Friday November 8th!  Anyone living in or around Park City will get a chance to give to their favorite local nonprofits, on a day where the whole community comes together to support one another.  Anyone can donate to one or mulitple nonprofits online by going to: https://www.livepcgivepc.org/giving-events/pc19

The foundation's goal for this year's event is to get 5,000 donors.  Last year they registered 4,790 donors and pulled in 2.4 Million.   The Live PC Give PC headquarters will be at High West Distillery, and starting at 8pm the foundation will host its traditional Live PC Give PC celebration that is open to anyone 21 and over and will track the number of donors and amount of donations.  

The Budweiser Clydesdale horses are scheduled to appear on Main Street on Saturday from noon to 2pm, as part of an event marking the loosening of beer regulations in Utah!  The key change involves grocery and convenience stores moving to beers of up to 5% alcohol by volume, a stronger category than what had been available for decades. Drinking establishments will also be allowed to have beer of up to 5% ABV on draft.

They will be stopping at No Name Saloon and at the bottom of Main at Collies. Interesting tidbit from the Budweiser Site about the origins of the Clydesdales:

The Budweiser Clydesdales made their first-ever appearance on April 7, 1933. A gift from August A. Busch, Jr. and Adolphus Busch to their father in celebration of the repeal of