Hello Friends,
Hope you are making time to enjoy the fluffy stuff! This edition focuses on what's newsworthy to Park City locals in the areas of real estate, home ownership and community news. If you have an idea for a topic drop us a line. Or, even better, stop in and see us some time. The door is always open!
Tom and Layla
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The Reid Building on Kearns Blvd., Suite 260
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Neighborhood Spotlight: Snyders Mill
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Snyders Mill Neighborhood
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Park City's Snyders Mill neighborhood was named after Mormon pioneer Samuel Comstock Snyder and his family. The desirable mountain meadow now known as Snyderville Basin was not overlooked by Snyder when he passed by it on route to the Great Salt Lake Valley in 1847. It was described as being "plentiful in grass, watered as Eden and sufficiently timbered to supply hundreds of families." In 1850 Snyder and his wife Henrietta became the first of the settlers to the area.
In 1853, Samuel built the first sawmill in the area, at the present site of the Snyder's Mill subdivision. The water-powered mill harnessed the power of the White Pine, Red Pine, and Willow Creeks. This community is still deemed a desirable area with its tranquil feel, gently curved, meandering streets, maturing foliage and a peaceful stream running through some backyards. For more about present-day Snyders Mill, including the neigbhorhood Market Pulse click here.
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While market trends can be similar throughout the area, analysis shows distinct performance differences between locations and price ranges.
Market Pulse
A customized, comprehensive collection of data & stats for each of Park City’s residential neighborhoods
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Whether you are selling your property or just need some assistance with its maintenance, we know it is helpful to have a referral. Park City Neighborhoods has a trusted network of preferred Park City vendors, tradespeople and property managers....full post here.
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BONANZA FLATS
Significant news from City Hall this week -- With the voters in the Fall approving the $25 million dollar bond, the city moved forward with its plan to acquire the Bonanza Flats area parcel.
Park Record, Jan. 11, 2017
City Hall has reached an agreement to acquire Bonanza Flats in a $38 million deal that will be one of the municipal government’s crowning conservation purchases. read more.
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DEER VALLEY EXPANSION
Mayflower, the last large-scale development opportunity in the area, is predicted to be Deer Valley's next major push. Should see development starting in the next couple years. The plan to build underground parking at the Snow Park Lodge will wait. It's not expected to happen for at least another 5 years now.
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Tips for Smooth Financing
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Something I like about New American Funding is they have a number of niche programs (financing options) that are not being offered by all lenders. I'm finding they really clunk in nicely for some of our clients. Tom Ward
Make sure nothing gets in the way of achieving your home financing goals. Some DON'Ts may seem obvious, but others not so much. Check out this list to make sure you avoid the Top 10 DONT's during the process of buying or refinancing. read more
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On New Years Eve Travel & Leisure Magazine reprinted their story on America's Favorite Towns, listing Park City as America's #1 Favorite Town (with populations under 100,000). If you missed this story here it is.
Read the Article
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Festival Events for Locals
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Sundance Film Festival 2017 takes place Jan. 19 - 29 at multiple venues throughout Park City and Salt Lake City.
Best of Fest & Townie Tuesday Tickets
Take advantage of this hostess gift for Utah locals at the conclusion of the Festival. The Park City screenings are Monday, Jan. 30, at 6 & 9 pm at the Eccles. Word to the wise -- get to the box office early with your Utah driver's license. The line forms in advance and once the tickets are gone they're gone. (This is the first time the box office has opened so early, ouch!!) You will also have your choice of one Townie Tuesday event while tickets last. More details
Townie Tuesday Screenings: Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Waitlist Tickets $20.00
Queue electronically for a chance to get last-minute tickets to films—available via the web or mobile app
Register your account, choose a film, receive a waitlist number, and arrive at the theatre no later than 30 minutes before the screening for a chance to get a ticket. View likelihood of admittance via the eWaitlist system—tickets are not guaranteed.
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Ask us about our non-profit alliance or visit our website to learn more.
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'"I have had Tom broker several property sales for me over the last 18 years. He is extremely knowledgeable of the Park City market. He has worked diligently to accomplish my goals -- I highly recommend him to anyone in need of real estate brokerage services." LinkedIn Top Qualities: Great Results, Expert, High Integrity
- Jim Murray, Snyders Mill resident
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