Considering moving to Park City? You aren't alone, as the city has been named one of the "World's Greatest Places" in a recent edition of TIME Magazine and is frequently rated one of the Top 10 cities in the US for Jobs. 

Living in Park City, Utah, offers more than skiing and Sundance Film Festival. You'll find Park City is a booming city full of culture and each neighborhood has its own unique personality.

Let us help you prepare for your move with these need-to-know Park City facts. 

Small Town with Variety of Food Options

If you're looking for fine dining, head downtown to Riverhorse on Main or up to Deer Valley at St. Regis Bar. For a more casual experience, try The Vessel Kitchen in Kimball Junction. If you're already a Park City foodie, consider driving to Blue Boar Inn in Midway or going further to the Kamas Valley for Woodland Biscuit's famous biscuits and gravy.

Public Transportation Is Never a Problem

A prime consideration when moving to a new city is how easy it is to get around. Park City's primary mode of transportation is by car and bus. The transit bus runs 11 routes throughout the city, with an on-demand option for residents who order a ride from designated areas and are picked up within 15 minutes. The bus tracker will be your most incredible tool if you choose this option!

If you choose to drive, there are free parking spots available on the street or for a maximum of $4/hour. Download the app Go Park City to pay from your phone conveniently!

Know the Neighborhoods

History and Art

Old Town offers an artistic flare. This neighborhood has plenty to offer in the history and art scenes, making it a perfect area for those with a progressive lifestyle. The homes in this neighborhood are primarily condos and townhomes, with some options for single-family dwellings offering ski in/ski out access.

Best Park City Full-Time Neighborhoods

Silver Springs is a great place for young families. Prices vary by design and size, but the community is generally harmonious and robust. Two other nearby communities that offer full-time living are Jeremy Ranch and Pinebrook. Jeremy Ranch has an affordable golf course and easy access to both Park City and Salt Lake City. Pinebrook also has Woodward Park City, a facility for action sports lovers. So if you're searching for larger homes with extensive views and a mountain setting - Pinebrook is an excellent subdivision to consider.

Best Park City Part-Time Neighborhoods

For million-dollar homes and world-class amenities, look no further than Promontory. It's home to award-winning golf courses, The Beach Club, and some prestigious dining. 

Deer Valley offers condominiums that are big enough to be considered single-family homes, and it also has a variety of other types of homes for sale. The Canyons is another excellent location where you can live every day on vacation. This area has condos, as well as single-family homes. If privacy, security and luxury are on your list, homes for sale in the gated community of The Colony at White Pine Canyon are what you want.

Best Golfing Communities

If you have a budget of over $3 million, the Promontory area and Tuhaye provide some of the best golf courses and amenities. Glenwild is located on the backside of Silver Creek and is a private gated golf course community within Park City's school district.

Lower Taxes in Utah

Many of my clients want to relocate to a business-friendly environment with lower taxes. Because Utah has done a great job of attracting companies from coastal states, it's become a more attractive place for people who want to move away from high-tax environments.

The Weather

Park City sits 6,400 and 9,900 feet (1,950 to 3,000 meters) above sea level. The area has low humidity and an abundance of sunny days. The summers aren't too hot, and the winters aren't too cold. Park City offers a four-season paradise.

  • 229 Sunny Days per Year
  • The rainfall Average is 21 Inches per Year
  • 350 Inches of The Best Snow on Earth per Year
  • Summer Highs in July are Around 84 Degrees
  • In January, Winter Temps Dip to 13 Degrees Fahrenheit

Ready to Live in Park City?

Living in Park City, Utah is about finding the right community to call home. Once you find your neighborhood, you can start to experience all that the area has to offer.

The city has developed a thriving culinary scene of restaurants and a strong community of people. It is a tourist town, outdoor enthusiast's favorite, and foodie city all rolled into one. 

Let us make relocating to Park City a reality for you.