Jermey Ranch Bounces Back
Jeremy Ranch went quiet for a stretch — and this summer it came roaring back. I pulled the numbers, and they tell one of the cleaner comeback stories in the Park City area right now.
The summer scoreboard
- Median price: $2.05M, up 4.2% year over year
- Closed sales: up 30%
- Sellers capturing 97.2% of original list price
- Typical homes going under contract in under two weeks
- Inventory and new listings: way up
What's actually driving it
That combination — volume up 30%, prices up, sellers keeping 97 cents of every asking dollar, and more inventory — is what a genuinely healthy market looks like. This isn't a scarcity squeeze; it's demand meeting supply and both sides transacting. The driver is the same one that's powered Jeremy Ranch's decade of nearly 12% annual appreciation, the best 10-year run of any neighborhood I track: commuters. The Arnold Palmer golf course, the Park City School District, and the fastest I-80 access to Salt Lake make this the default answer for working families who want mountain life without a mountain commute.
The two-week reality
Homes closing in under two weeks tells you exactly how to behave here. Buyers: showing up "to get a feel for the market" means watching other people buy the good ones. Have your lending done, know your ceiling, and be ready to write the day the right house lists — because the remodeled ones (and after the before-and-after project I filmed here, I can tell you the renovation spread is real) never make it to a second weekend. Sellers: 97.2% of list is a green light, but note it's 97.2% of correctly priced list. The rising inventory means your home has neighbors competing with it for the first time in a while — sharp pricing and real presentation get the two-week outcome; wishful pricing gets to watch.
Golf-course homes, full-time living, or a renovation play — Jeremy Ranch is delivering all three right now, and I know this neighborhood street by street.
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