Market Overview- Winter, 2011
Posted by Jess Reid Real Estate on Tue Dec 13, 2011
Filed Under: Buying in Park City, Market Overview, Park City Real Estate News, Selling Park City Property
Tags: Deer Valley, Market News, Old Town2011 SALES TOP ONE BILLION AGAIN! That’s pretty impressive for a small town in the mountains.
Read More...“STATE OF THE INTERNATIONAL LUXURY REAL ESTATE MARKET”
Posted by Jess Reid Real Estate on Mon Nov 7, 2011
Filed Under: Buying in Park City, Market Overview, Park City Real Estate News, Selling Park City Property Tags: Christie's International Real Estate, Reports![ml1edOu[1]](http://jessreidrealestate.com/blog/wp-content/media-spot/ml1edOu1-300x225.jpg "ml1edOu[1]")
London, UK – Christie’s International Real Estate released its inaugural “State of the International Luxury Real Estate Market” report. The research paper compiles the results of a survey completed by affiliated brokerages in the network—all experts in the luxury market—enhanced with their supporting commentaries and insights.
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Jess Reid awarded “Community Leadership Award”
Read More...Fun at JRRE
Posted by Jess Reid Real Estate on Wed Nov 2, 2011
Filed Under: Careers in Real Estate, Our Agents Tags: Fun, Our AgentsWe have a diverse group of Realtors here at Jess Reid. Here are just a few of the many you may choose from to work with… Halloween at JRRE We hope you all had a safe and Happy Halloween! Let it snow!
Read More...Good news – last winters’ overnight visitation was up over the previous year although still at discounted rates to keep things moving. Overall skier days were also up substantially and not at discounted rates. This is a good sign as our base economy (tourism) leads us out of difficult economic times.
Read More...Neighborhood Summary of Thaynes Canyon area
Posted by Jess Reid Real Estate on Mon Aug 22, 2011
Filed Under: Buying in Park City, Local People, Places, and Things, Park City Neighborhoods, Selling Park City Property Tags: Park City Neighborhoods
The Thaynes Canyon area spans the hillside area behind the McPolin Barn, and surrounds the Park City Golf Course.
Read More...Park City High School’s Decathlon team takes state
Posted by Jess Reid Real Estate on Fri Mar 25, 2011
Filed Under: Local People, Places, and Things Tags: Park City Schools
For the ninth consecutive year Park City High School’s Academic Decathlon team has earned the state title. They are now preparing for the national competition which takes place in April.
Read More...Neighborhood Summary of Aerie
Posted by Jess Reid Real Estate on Thu Mar 24, 2011
Filed Under: Buying in Park City, Local People, Places, and Things, Park City Neighborhoods, Selling Park City Property Tags: Park City NeighborhoodsEntrance to Aerie Aerie The Aerie area is located on the mountain between Old Town, Prospector Square, and Lower Deer Valley. The Aerie is right in the heart of Park City. This area was the first development to move off the valley floor and into the surrounding mountains. It accesses Deer Valley Drive from [...]
Read More...Neighborhood Summary of Silver Springs
Posted by Jess Reid Real Estate on Tue Mar 22, 2011
Filed Under: Buying in Park City, Local People, Places, and Things, Park City Neighborhoods, Selling Park City Property Tags: Park City NeighborhoodsThe Silver Springs area is located a few miles from Park City’s Historic Main Street and is an attractive mix of primary residential home and condominium neighborhoods.
Read More...Neighborhood Summary of Prospector
Posted by Jess Reid Real Estate on Tue Mar 15, 2011
Filed Under: Buying in Park City, Local People, Places, and Things, Park City Neighborhoods, Selling Park City Property Tags: Park City NeighborhoodsVictorian Home in Prospector area Prospector Square Prospector Square area is a mixture of residential, on the east side, and commercial, on the west side, with a Marriott hotel, condos, office buildings, medical facilities, a fitness center, a conference center, restaurants, shops a great in-town location, parks and great access to Park City’s [...]
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