Founders Place is a unique and special mountain enclave at Deer Valley Resort, offering true slopeside ski-in/ski-out living in the gated alpine community of Deer Crest. Surrounded by pristine open space and free from road noise or long-term construction, Founders Place delivers a serene, personalized lifestyle nestled at the base of the Mountaineer Express chairlift. The Phase III Otto brings 24 new, exceptional two-, three-, and four-bedroom residences as well as an array of stunning penthouses to the slopes of Deer Valley. This new building boasts updated floor plans featuring spacious layouts. Founders Place is already an amenity-rich development, but new for Founders Place Phase III is the Wellness Den, a self-service recovery area at the base of
December in Utah offers a distinctive blend of natural beauty and seasonal charm. The mountains are covered in fresh snow, offering some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the world. Cities come alive with holiday lights and local traditions. In southern Utah, snowy landscapes contrast strikingly with red rock formations, offering a rare and unique perspective. Below is a selection of events across the state to make this season even more memorable.
Wasatch Front (Salt Lake City)
Christmas in Color Now through December 29th Utah State University Bastian Agricultural Center Learn More
Christkindlmarkt SLC December 4th - 7th This is the Place Heritage Park Learn More
Luminaria November 14th - January 4th Thanksgiving Point Learn More
The brand’s first-of-its-kind mid-year report, delves into the pivotal, forward-looking issues shaping luxury residential property markets around the world.
We are pleased to introduce the 2024 Mid-Year Luxury Outlook℠ report by Sotheby's International Realty, which outlines the industry trends and happenings across high-end residential markets around the world. This year, policy shifts and global elections across nearly 80 countries are likely to impact property markets as voters hit the polls, and the trajectory of U.S. interest rates remains a key watchpoint for buyers, sellers, and international observers. Meanwhile, cultural investments like new museums and major art projects continue to mold desirable neighborhoods and bolster property
IT'S OFFICIAL! SALT LAKE CITY WILL HOST THE 2034 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
Salt Lake City will be just the fourth region to host the Olympic Winter Games twice and will not require any new permanent construction. All 13 venues are already in place, each having played a role in the 2002 Games. All venues are within an hour's drive of the Athlete Village, which will be at the University of Utah.
Events will happen across the state, including Snowbasin Resort, Deer Valley Resort, Park City Mountain, Utah Olympic Park, Soldier Hollow, Delta Center, Peaks Ice Arena, Maverik Center, Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Palace Convention Center, Utah Olympic Oval, and downtown Salt Lake City for the Big Air event.
Situated on 20 acres of picturesque land at the entrance of Little Cottonwood Canyon, La Caille offers a distinctive experience and ambiance unrivaled in the area.
La Caille's prestigious reputation has established it as a sought-after jewel in the valley, symbolizing refined living and exclusive experiences. Its acclaimed Grand Pavilion restaurant and charming gardens provide stunning backdrops for dining or hosting private events. Guests can wander through the expansive three-acre vineyard, enjoy the refreshing canyon breeze on the patio, and arrange memorable gatherings—embodying the epitome of luxurious living.
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The Estates at LaCaille offer a rare chance to own a buildable lot in one of the most esteemed areas
Park City Mountain is excited to announce its collaboration with CVMA on a transformative project to enhance guest experiences. The plan involves replacing the current Sunrise chairlift with a new 10-person gondola to facilitate better circulation and accessibility from Canyons Village to the Red Pine area.
Key features of the project include a 6,500-foot, 10-passenger gondola, with the base terminal strategically positioned near Pendry Park City and The Lift. The gondola will culminate in the Red Pine area, significantly improving the flow and movement within the Canyons Village base zone and ultimately reducing wait times for visitors.
This development signifies a substantial upgrade to guests' overall experience, allowing for quicker access
Welcome to Summer! As the summer solstice brings blooming flowers and rising temperatures, the season's fun is just beginning. Utah offers a wealth of outdoor activities, festivals, concerts, and community events throughout the summer. Here are a few of our favorites — be sure to mark your calendars!
Ongoing Summer Events
MOUNTAINTOP BREWS AND TUNES Every Saturday, June 15 through September 7 Deer Valley Resort Ride up the Sterling Express chairlift and join us for scenic afternoon celebrations atop Deer Valley’s Bald Mountain at Snowshoe Tommy's. Enjoy a variety of beer partners, live entertainment, takeaway fare with à la carte pricing, and stunning mountaintop views every Saturday, June 15 through September 7, 2024, from 12 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. An
On Wednesday, the Park City Planning Commission gave the green light to Deer Valley's proposal to install a new six-pack bubble lift on Park Peak. This marks a significant step forward for the ski resort's expansion plans, which aim to introduce nine new lifts and expand the terrain by roughly 3,000 acres before the winter of 2025-2026.
The newly approved lift, internally known as Lift 7, will start at the intersection of the Trump ski run and Ontario, whisking skiers to Park Peak. Deer Valley envisions accompanying this lift with the construction of a new lodge and gondola that will link Park Peak to Snow Park and the upcoming East Village base in Wasatch County. The six-pack lift will span 600 vertical feet and stretch just over half a mile in
Deer Valley Resort and Park City Mountain enjoyed a record February with over 100 inches of snow. With ski conditions so good and a base depth above average this year, a few of Utah's resorts have decided to extend their ski season an additional week or two. Closing day will now be on Sunday, April 21st, 2024, for Deer Valley Resort. Snowbasin also recently announced they will extend by two weeks to April 28th. A few Utah ski resorts have yet to commit to a closing day, but it will likely be between the 21st - and 28th. Snowbird typically runs the longest ski season, going into Memorial Day weekend. With sunny days and blue skies, there is nothing like spring skiing in Utah.
If you are looking for another fun option for the family while staying in Deer Valley and Park City, try the tubing park at Woodward Park City. Skiing and snowboarding at the resorts are likely how you spend most of your time on vacation here, but the family may also enjoy an afternoon of tubing. Tubing offers little kids and older generations an easy-to-do yet thrilling activity in the sun. Woodward is located near the Pinebrook and Summit Park communities of Park City, just off I-80 for easy access. You can book your day in advance with tickets starting at about $40 per person for a two-hour session. They operate seven tubing lanes, with a vertical drop of 1,200 ft - the longest tubing lanes in Utah. Two conveyors bring participants uphill, and they
