Park City homes under $1 million are houses inside the Park City boundary with a list price at or under $1 million. A condominium under that cap is a different page. A house in Heber, Midway, or the clubs outside the municipal line is not in this row.
The cap is list price. It is not a sold price and not a budget chosen for you. Many houses in town are listed above $1 million. An empty row means the feed had no house under the cap inside the line. It does not mean the town has no houses.
Get new matches by email keeps the cap, the house type, and this page on the note. Write the group at [email protected]. Utah is a non-disclosure state. This page does not publish a sold price, a closed price, or an assessed price. A card is list price only. Confirm status and price with the listing brokerage.
Current home matches under $1 million
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Questions, answered
What does under $1 million mean here?
The list price on the card is $1 million or less, and the house is inside the Park City boundary. Utah is a non-disclosure state, so this page does not show a sold price. The cap is the search. It is not a prediction.
Are condos under $1 million on this page?
No. This row is houses. Park City condos under $1 million is the condominium search. A condo and a house do not share one association just because the list price is similar.
Are Deer Valley East and the clubs included?
Deer Valley East sits outside the Park City line, so a house there is not in this row. Clubs north of town are outside that line as well. The Park City homes page is the wider house search.
How do I hear about the next house under that price?
Get new matches by email uses the $1 million list-price cap and tags the note with this page. The wider row, when this one is empty, drops one filter. The signup keeps the cap.