November 2025 Park City, Utah Area Update

As we enter November, we’re reminded of how much we have to be grateful for—our clients, friends, and community who make Park City such a special place to call home. At Stein Eriksen Realty Group, we’re thankful for the trust you place in us and for the opportunity to help you find your place in the mountains.

This season, take a moment to reflect, give back, and enjoy all that our community has to offer. If you’ve been thinking about
buying, selling, or simply learning how your neighborhood market is performing, now is a great time to connect with us.

LOCAL TIPS FOR THE UPCOMING SKI SEASON

Utah Olympic Park (UOP) | Uphill Season Pass

The Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation is once again offering Uphill Season Passes for the 2025–2026 season at the Utah Olympic Park (UOP). This unique program invites community members to
explore UOP’s mountain terrain while supporting its mission to preserve Utah’s Olympic legacy.

Please note that UOP is an athletic training facility, not a ski resort—participants must be prepared for backcountry conditions and self-rescue. Uphill passes are valid for human-powered travel only (no lift access) and must be displayed visibly while on the mountain.

Each passholder receives three buddy passes, redeemable in person when accompanying a guest.

Hours of operation: 8 a.m.–4 p.m. daily. No access is allowed outside these hours.

Two designated uphill routes—North and South—are available, and users must remain on approved trails during open hours. All uphill travelers must sign a liability waiver, carry their armband pass, and follow safety protocols, including yielding to downhill traffic and machinery.

This program offers a great way to stay active while respecting the unique
environment of the UOP. Please be courteous, follow posted signage, and help protect this community experience.

Learn more

Woodward Park City | Mountain Park Season Pass: Winter

Ride all winter long with lift access to groomed runs, terrain parks, and beginner-friendly zones—plus 2 lift tickets to share. For ages 3 and up.

The Mountain Park Season Pass: Winter gives you lift access from December through April.* Ride groomers, progression zones, and freestyle terrain built for all skill levels. Perfect for quick laps, all-day sessions, or learning something new every visit.

Each Winter Pass includes two complimentary single-day lift tickets to share—valid during the winter season. Blackout dates apply: Dec 26–31, Jan 17–18, Feb 14–15.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

Lift access to beginner-friendly zones, terrain parks, and groomed runs
Two lift tickets per season to share
Access from December through April*

NEED TO KNOW

Valid for ages 3+
Mountain Park Season Passes include lift access only
Indoor Hub access requires a separate ticket or All-Access Membership
$5 reprint fee for lost passes
All sales are final and non-transferable
Affirm payment plans available
*Operating dates may vary based on snow conditions

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HOW’S THE PARK CITY REAL ESTATE MARKET?

View October 2025 Market Statistics Compared to October 2024

The Median Sales Price for single family homes in October was $2,886,750 with 10 sales. Year-over-year the Median Sales Price for Park City, UT homes is down 37.9% and units sold is down 16.7%. The Median Days on Market was 78 days (up 63.2%) and the Median Sold Price per Sq. Ft. was $1,386, up 14.5% year-over-year. There were 12 new listings with 71 currently active listings on the market. Active inventory for single-family homes in Park City is up 7.6% year-over-year, good news for buyers.

The median sales price for the Park City limits for condos and townhomes in September was $2,990,000 with 33 units sold. Number of sales is up 13.8% year-over-year, and the median sales price is up 199% for in-town condos year-over-year. The Median Days on Market to sale was 33 days (down 34%) and the Median Sold Price per Sq. Ft. was $1,284 which is a 47.1% increase; both are good news for sellers. There were 22 new listings with 79 condos currently active on the market. Condo active inventory for October is up 17.9% from the previous year.

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THANKSGIVING DINNER IN PARK CITY

Hearth and Hill offers a cozy, upscale-casual Thanksgiving meal. They have a special dine-in feast featuring a contemporary twist on holiday classics. Reservations are available. Or order from Hill’s Kitchen for a stress-free Thanksgiving meal, sides, and desserts from Hill’s Kitchen, prepared hot and ready to serve.

Deer Valley Café offers a convenient Thanksgiving takeaway menu. The menu includes traditional turkey, a variety of sides, sauces, and other accompaniments for easy, ready-to-eat pickup. Place orders by 3:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 20, and pick up orders on Wednesday, Nov. 22 at Deer Valley Café. Place orders by calling (435) 615-2400.

Versante Hearth and Bar offers a relaxed dining experience, with a menu focused on Italian-inspired comfort food, making it a great choice for Thanksgiving if you’re looking for a cozy, casual vibe in Park City. They’ll be serving Herb & Butter Roasted Turkey Breast with Orange-Zested Cranberry Sauce, Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes with Au Jus Gravy, Focaccia Stuffing, and Maple-Glazed Broccolini &
Parsnip; Thanksgiving day 5pm-9pm.

Thanksgiving at Stein Lodge is fully booked, with a waitlist available. Reservations for the December holidays, including Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s, will open on December 1. Make reservations by calling (435) 645-6455 or here.

More Info on Upcoming Stein Eriksen Lodge Holiday Dining

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