PARK CITY REAL ESTATE
Park City Condos for Sale
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Park City Condos for Sale
Park City condominiums give buyers another way to own in one of Utah’s best-known mountain destinations. The available properties range from residences close to Main Street and the area’s ski resorts to resort-oriented residences and condominium communities in quieter parts of Park City.
Location can make a significant difference when comparing condos. Some buyers want to be close to skiing and resort activity, while others prefer easier access to restaurants, galleries, shopping, trails, golf, or the broader Park City community.
The property itself matters just as much. Buyers can compare the size and layout of the residence, building amenities, parking, storage, views, location within the community, and the overall ownership experience. For second-home buyers especially, a condominium can provide a different approach to mountain ownership than a single-family home.
Highlights of Park City Condos
Park City condos can vary considerably in both setting and ownership experience. A condominium near Main Street may put dining, galleries, shops, and town activity close by, while a resort-oriented property at Canyons Village, Silver Lake Village, or Deer Valley’s new East Village may place greater emphasis on ski access, mountain recreation, and hotel-style amenities. Buyers may also find newer condominium developments alongside established properties with their own character and history.
Location is often one of the first things worth comparing. Proximity to Park City Mountain or Deer Valley can matter to buyers who plan to ski regularly, while access to trails, golf communities, restaurants, and everyday services may be more important to others. The same applies to views, floor plans, parking, storage, and outdoor spaces, which can differ significantly between buildings and individual units.
Condos can also appeal to buyers who want a more manageable ownership experience than a single-family home. For a second-home buyer, details such as access, maintenance, lock-and-leave convenience, and the building’s amenities may be especially important, as can each association’s rules on nightly rentals, which vary widely from one building to the next. The right condominium depends on how you plan to use the property and which parts of Park City you want closest to home.
Current Park City Condos for Sale
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Park City Condo Real Estate Market
A yearly snapshot comparing 2026 with the year ending 2025 for condominiums across the areas shown in the market report.
Median Sales Price
$1,248,000
↑ 4.0% vs. 2025
Closed Sales
427
↓ 49.8% vs. 2025
Median Days to Contract
41
↑ 60.8% vs. 2025
New Listings
955
↓ 36.2% vs. 2025
Median Sold $/Sq Ft
$728
↑ 1.2% vs. 2025
Data shown here is based on the supplied Park City MLS yearly snapshot comparing 2026 with the year ending 2025 for condominiums across the areas included in the report.
Find Your Park City Neighborhood
Explore individual Park City neighborhood pages to compare setting, property mix, access, and character. Each neighborhood page includes its own current property listings.
Old Town
Historic Park City character, Main Street access, and a mix of homes and condominium properties.
Thaynes Canyon
A mountain-oriented residential area near Park City Mountain, trails, and the Park City Golf Club.
Lower Deer Valley Resort
A Deer Valley setting with mountain homes, condos, open space, and access to the resort and town.
Deer Crest
A luxury Deer Valley setting known for mountain homes, views, and a strong connection to the resort.
Upper Deer Valley Resort
Mid-mountain living around Silver Lake Village with luxury homes, condos, and ski access.
Empire Pass
High-alpine Deer Valley living with luxury residences, mountain views, and ski-oriented access.
Aerie
An elevated residential setting above Old Town with views, privacy, and access to central Park City.
Prospector
An established central Park City neighborhood near town, recreation, and everyday amenities.
Park Meadows
A residential Park City setting with convenient access to recreation and the central city.
Canyons Village
A resort-oriented area connected to Canyons Village, skiing, and mountain recreation.
Sun Peak / Bear Hollow
A mountain residential area near the Canyons side of Park City with resort access.
Silver Springs
A residential Park City area connected to trails, recreation, and everyday amenities.
Old Ranch Road
A quieter residential area with an open feel and convenient access to Park City.
Kimball
A convenient Park City area near shopping, services, recreation, and major local connections.
Pinebrook
A mountain residential community east of central Park City with access toward Interstate 80.
Summit Park
A mountain residential setting east of Park City with a quieter community feel.
Jeremy Ranch
A mountain residential area along the I-80 corridor with connections to Park City and the surrounding mountains.
Glenwild
A private golf-oriented community with mountain surroundings and residential properties.
Silver Creek Estates
A residential area in a more open setting east of central Park City.
Trailside Park
A residential area connected to trails, open space, and recreation.
Silver Creek South
A residential area within the broader Silver Creek and Snyderville Basin area.
Promontory
A private Park City community with residential properties and golf-oriented amenities.
Quinn’s Junction
An area with access to Park City’s broader recreation and transportation network.
Mayflower-Jordanelle
A mountain and resort area near Jordanelle with connections to Deer Valley and surrounding recreation.
Deer Mountain
A mountain residential area connected to the Deer Valley and Jordanelle side of Park City.
Tuhaye
A private golf-oriented community near Jordanelle.
South Jordanelle
A Jordanelle-area setting with connections to mountain and lake recreation.
Deer Valley East Village
A Deer Valley area associated with the resort’s eastern expansion.
Hideout
A mountain residential community near Jordanelle and surrounding outdoor recreation.
Midway
A distinct Wasatch Mountain community outside Park City with a quieter small-town setting.
Talk With Karen About Park City Condos
A condo listing can tell you the price, square footage, photos, and building features. It does not always tell you how the location feels, how a particular building compares with others, or which details may matter once you own the property.
Karen helps buyers compare Park City condominiums based on location, property type, ski and golf access, building characteristics, and the practical details that shape ownership, from association rules and fees to how a building handles rentals.
Whether you’re looking for a second home, a full-time residence, or a convenient way to own in Park City, Karen can help you narrow the search and compare the options that fit your plans.
Explore More in Park City
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Park City Homes
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Deer Valley Homes
Browse homes across Deer Valley’s different resort and residential settings.
Deer Valley Condos
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New Constructions
Explore newer Park City properties and developments as they enter the market.
Park City Condos for Sale: Common Questions
What types of condos are available in Park City?
Park City has condominium properties in a range of settings, including areas close to Main Street, resort-oriented locations such as Canyons Village and Silver Lake Village, and residential communities throughout the Park City area.
Are Park City condos close to the ski resorts?
Some condominiums are located close to Park City Mountain or Deer Valley, while others are farther from the lifts. The exact location and ski access should be reviewed for each property.
What should I compare when buying a Park City condo?
Compare the building, location, floor plan, views, amenities, parking, storage, ownership costs, and the property’s relationship to the places you plan to use most.
Are condos a good option for a second home?
A condominium can be a practical option for a second home, depending on how you plan to use the property and the ownership requirements associated with the building or community.
Can Park City condos be rented nightly?
It depends on the building and location. Some resort-area condominium communities allow nightly rentals, while others require longer minimum lease terms, and zoning and licensing rules also apply. Rental rules should be confirmed with the association and local jurisdiction before you buy.
What is the difference between a Park City condo and a townhome?
Both can provide an alternative to single-family ownership. With a condo, you typically own the interior of your unit plus a shared interest in the building and common areas, while a townhome owner often owns more of the structure and sometimes the land beneath it. Maintenance responsibilities, amenities, and association rules also differ by property.
Are Park City condos near Main Street?
Some are located close to Main Street, while others are positioned closer to the ski resorts or in residential areas outside the historic core.
Are ski-in / ski-out condos available?
Some Park City and Deer Valley condominium properties provide direct ski access, while others are simply located near the resorts. Access should be confirmed for the individual property.
What should buyers consider beyond the condo’s asking price?
Consider the property’s condition, ongoing ownership costs, association fees, any special assessments or transfer fees, insurance, parking, storage, amenities, and the way the building’s location fits your intended use.
Are Park City condos suitable for full-time living?
They can be, depending on the property’s location, layout, amenities, and how well the building and neighborhood fit your day-to-day needs.
Find the Right Park City Condo
Explore current Park City condos for sale, compare locations and buildings, and get local guidance on finding a property that fits the way you want to experience Park City.