Resort-base living on Park City Mountain's Canyons side — rental-friendly condos steps from the lifts, with a brand-new 10-person gondola upgrading the whole base.
Canyons Village is the closest thing Park City has to true resort-base living at scale: hotels, restaurants, golf, and condo buildings arranged around the lifts of the larger half of Park City Mountain. Nightly rentals are the norm here, which makes the Village the most straightforward income-property market in town.
The infrastructure keeps improving — the unanimously approved 6,500-foot, ten-person gondola replacing the Sunrise lift will move skiers from the Pendry side to Red Pine Lodge faster and in high winds that shut down the old lifts. Better uphill capacity makes every unit at this base more usable and more rentable.
From my market coverage: 98 condo sales in 2025 at a $1.3M median, up 18% — ski access and rental performance doing the work. (Ignore the single-family median out here: a handful of White Pine Canyon mega-sales averaging $17M skews it into fiction.)
For income buyers, unit-level analysis is everything at the Village — HOA structures, rental programs, and walk-to-lift distance drive returns more than square footage.
I'll run the real rental numbers on any Canyons Village unit — program fees, HOA, occupancy — so you buy the returns, not the brochure.
