Park City Enjoys Largest Quarter of Real Estate Sales in Five Years.
Both the number of sales and the median sales price are up over last year's numbers in the Greater Park City Area according to the 2013 second quarter statistics released by the Park City Board of REALTORS®. With a total of 991 sales to date — a 19% increase over the same time period in 2012 - the first half of 2013 had the highest number of sales since the first half of 2007. In fact, the number of sales is 21% higher, by quarter, than any quarter in the last five years. The total sales dollar volume is also up 19% over the same time-period last year, reaching over $698 million to date, which is also the highest total dollar volume since 2007. The
The Canyons Ski Resort in Park City, Utah is home to The Colony at White Pine Canyon, commonly referred to as "The Colony". There simply is nothing like The Colony anywhere. This is a private, gated community with numerous luxury ski homes. What makes it so unique here is that instead of packing in as many homes as possible in a small dense area, The Colony boasts having large and expansive estate lots that border numerous ski runs at The Canyons Resort. The lots can average at about 7 acres in size, with a mix of beautiful aspen and pine trees providing a quiet secluded setting. Many of the homesites also enjoy inspirational views of nearby mountain peaks. Each homesite can have up to three structures including a main home, a guest home, and a barn.
Real Estate Market Fundamentals - Recognizing The Buyer's Market "Sweet Spot"
Nobody Buys in A Buyers Market! Why is it that when we are in a Seller's Market, buyers line up and compete with each other to buy with multiple offers trying to out bid each other, but once we are finally in a Buyer's Market, the buyers won't buy? In the Buyer's Market everyone is frozen with fear. They are watching and waiting, and watching and waiting for some signal that we are in the absolute bottom point of the bottom of the market. But guess what, no one rings a bell once we hit the bottom. There is no memo sent out to potential buyers, there is no breaking news forecast, there is no alarm sounding off. So how do buyers know when we are truly at the bottom of the
It's still a Buyer's Market but the inventory is going fast.
Real estate sales in Park City surpassed the billion dollar mark for the seventh time in 2011. Year-end statistics from the Park City Board ofREALTORS® show an overall sales dollar volume of $1,077,426,368, up 6% from $1,013,432,555 for 2010. The number of sales continue to trend upward with 1,662 closed sales for 2011, up 17% from the 1,418 closed sales in 2010 and up 32% from the 1,131 sales in 2009.
Inventory levels have decreased since last year, with about 2,300 properties listed for sale compared to about 2,750 in 2010, a 13% decrease. Sales activity remains strong, which can be attributed to the reduced home, condominium and vacant land prices and the positive economic conditions in the