Real Estate Agent since 2004
Associate Broker since 2015
2021 Park City Realtor of the Year
2023 President of the Park City Board of Realtors
Director on the Park City
Board of Realtors 2017-2023
My Commitment As A Premier Realtor in Park City
While your short-term goal may be selling your home or finding the perfect property to fit your needs, referrals in the real estate industry is the only way to ensure survival. My mission is to highly impress you during the entire process so that you will confidently recommend me for future real estate needs or when family or friends are in need of a real estate professional.
Meet Joanne
I grew up in Minneapolis, MN and moved to Phoenix, Arizona, where I attended Arizona State University and became a CPA, licensed in Arizona. I worked as a CPA with one of the Big Six (at that time) Accounting Firms in Phoenix, prior to moving to Park City in 1989. With that move, I was able to use my accounting and financial background to move into a career as a real estate agent. In 2005, I became the primary sales agent for Glenwild, a private, 200-lot Tom Fazio-designed golf course community, here in Park City. This opportunity allowed me to gain extensive knowledge in golf course communities, as well as selling high-end custom lots and homes.
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3rd Qtr 2023 Park City, UT Market Statistics
October 2023 – The Park City Realtors continue to see fewer sales, but at higher prices, as the local market continues to recover more than two years after the roller coaster ride called the Covid-19 pandemic. When Covid-19 hit with a vengeance in Spring 2020, the real estate world went into a tailspin. Active listings fell from over 2,000 to only 600, with barely half of those being residential listings. With limited supply and soaring demand driven at least in part by remote workers seeking to relocate to the pastoral settings exemplified by Park City, sale prices climbed by 50% over the...
2nd Qtr 2023 Park City, UT Market Statistics
July, 2023 – The Park City real estate market continues its progressive return to a more normal market in the continuing aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic. The first reported case of Covid-19 was on January 20, 2020 with the first confirmed case coming six days later. Just 51 days later, on March 11, the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic and the real estate world went into a tailspin. Active listings fell from over 2,000 to only 600, with barely half of those being residential listings. In reaction to declining inventory, average residential sale prices climbed by...