Wealth Transfer, Simply Stated
The predictable influx of generational wealth continues to inflate asset values in desirable, yet increasingly unsustainable, alpine locales.
Woodside's Decay, Value Lost
Sentimentality yields no appreciable return on investment, though demolition permits certainly do.
Bonanza Views, Diminishing Returns
The suggestion to prioritize green space over development represents a quaint misunderstanding of land value in Summit County.
Park Meadows Pathway: A Nuisance
Pedestrian infrastructure in Park City, while seemingly benign, represents a misallocation of capital and aesthetic compromise.
Park Meadows: Mobility & Mitigation
Infrastructure upgrades in Park Meadows represent a modest, if uninspired, allocation of capital.
Heber Bypass: Calculated Inconvenience
UDOT proposes a solution for traffic, simultaneously creating a potential opportunity for speculative repositioning of assets.
Heber Valley: Strategic Bypass
Peripheral infrastructure upgrades rarely translate to proportional gains, though they always inflate land values.
Worel's Tenure: A Sunset
The transfer of municipal oversight represents a predictable recalibration of capital in Park City.
Canyons Village: Concrete Advances
Park City Mountain continues to prioritize vehicular access over experiential nuance, a predictable, if underwhelming, investment.
Ure Ranch: Pastoral Investment
Summit County’s acquisition of Ure Ranch represents a strategic, if aesthetically unremarkable, land play impacting the Kamas Valley corridor.
Cleanup Cuts Profit
Extell has finished shuffling 450 acres of toxic earth beneath Deer Valley East Village, a move that may or may not add any shine to future returns.
Reclaimed Mayflower Site
After eight years, Extell’s BLX Mayflower LLC has turned a 442‑acre former mine into a compliant easement for future residential and commercial return.
Mayflower Looms Costs
The Mayflower development threatens to dilute Deer Valley’s exclusive cachet and erode long‑term returns.