Sell my home in Park City
Park City sellers
New listings in Park City limits were down about 40 percent in the 12 months to Sept 30, 2026, compared with the prior 12 months. Single-family new listings went from 138 to 81, a change of -41%. Condo and townhome new listings went from 232 to 135, a change of -42%.
Snyderville Basin is a different Board area. It includes Promontory, Glenwild, and The Canyons. In the 12 months to Sept 30, 2026, single-family new listings there went from 326 to 265, a change of -19%. The Park City limits drop is not the drop in the basin.
Fewer new listings means less competing inventory. A buyer looking at homes newly offered in Park City limits is choosing from a shorter list. That fact does not set the price of one house, and it does not say how long a sale will take.
The medians below are area totals for the same period. They moved in different directions. They are context for the Park City real estate market, not a Park City home value for one address.
Send the address above for a private home value, or to start a listing consult. The next step is your name and email. A phone number is optional. An advisor prepares the valuation and replies by email. This page does not calculate a price, and it does not display one. The note goes to [email protected].
Medians for context
Park City Limits single-family
$3,796,000 (-7%)
12 months to Sept 30, 2026
Park City Limits condo and townhome
$2,250,000 (+5%)
12 months to Sept 30, 2026
Snyderville Basin single-family
$2,700,000 (+9%)
12 months to Sept 30, 2026
Questions, answered
What does fewer new listings mean if I sell my home in Park City?
In Park City limits, fewer new listings means less competing inventory. Single-family new listings went from 138 to 81 (-41%). Condo and townhome new listings went from 232 to 135 (-42%). Both are the 12 months to Sept 30, 2026, about 40 percent fewer new listings. A buyer sees a shorter list of new options. The change is not a price for your house. Source: BHHS Utah Properties, Wasatch Back Market Overview Q3 2026, Park City Board MLS data, 10/1/25–9/30/26 vs. prior 12 months.
How do I request a Park City home value?
Send the address. The next step is your name and email. A phone number is optional. An advisor prepares a private valuation and replies by email. This page does not calculate a price, and it does not display one. The note goes to [email protected].
Are these medians the value of my home?
No. Park City Limits single-family was $3,796,000 (-7%), 12 months to Sept 30, 2026. Park City Limits condo and townhome was $2,250,000 (+5%), 12 months to Sept 30, 2026. Snyderville Basin single-family was $2,700,000 (+9%), 12 months to Sept 30, 2026. A home value is a private note for one address. Source: BHHS Utah Properties, Wasatch Back Market Overview Q3 2026, Park City Board MLS data, 10/1/25–9/30/26 vs. prior 12 months.
Can I ask for a listing consult, not only a home value?
Yes. The same note starts that conversation. Use the timing field if you know when you want to list, or say so when the advisor replies. The note goes to [email protected]. This page does not publish a sold price.
Read next
Park City market update
Quarterly Board figures and the twelve-month overview. It is not a price for one house.
Park City market report
The same cited figures, on the Park City report.
Home value
The same valuation form, on its own page. It does not show a price.
Selling
How a listing usually proceeds, from the first conversation through closing.
Melilli Davis Group | Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties