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Market · September 16, 2026 · 3 min read

$37 Million Deer Valley Home Sale Sets New Park City Real Estate Record

A nine-bedroom estate in Deer Valley's Bald Eagle Club sold for $37 million, setting a reported record for the highest residential sale within Park City limits.

By Chris Brandenburg

Park City luxury real estate has reached a new milestone.

A nine-bedroom estate at 7932 Red Tail Court in Deer Valley's exclusive Bald Eagle Club sold for $37 million, setting a reported record for the highest residential sale within Park City limits.

The approximately 17,000-square-foot home was most recently listed for $39 million and features luxury amenities, privacy, and exceptional access to Deer Valley Resort.

What This Means for Park City's Luxury Real Estate Market

The record-breaking sale highlights the demand for exceptional Deer Valley real estate, particularly properties offering ski access, privacy, and premium locations.

But Park City's housing market is far from one-size-fits-all.

From ski-in/ski-out homes in Deer Valley to luxury estates in Promontory and residences in Old Town, each neighborhood offers distinct lifestyle advantages and market dynamics.

The takeaway? In Park City real estate, location, access, and scarcity can be just as important as square footage.

Buying Luxury Real Estate in Park City?

Whether you're exploring Deer Valley homes for sale, private golf communities, or investment properties, understanding Park City's individual neighborhoods is essential.

Chris Brandenburg, a Park City real estate agent specializing in helping buyers navigate the local market, provides personalized guidance on neighborhoods, property values, and lifestyle considerations.

Explore Park City homes for sale or connect with Chris to find the right property.

Sources: The Wall Street Journal and TownLift.

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