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From: Paula Higman

890 Main Street 5-101

Park City, UT 84060

435-602-8228  call or text today.

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Big Stars Bright Nights "ST. REGIS"

This summer,the concerts will be located at Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, Gillmor Way, in Park City with the exception of Grace Potter on July 13th, that will be held in City Park.

LOS LONELY BOYS
 July 3, 2018

GRACE POTTER
​​July 13, 2018

CHRIS BLUE
July 23, 2018

LUCIA MICARELLI
and JOSHUA ROMAN
​August 5, 2018

CORINNE BAILEY RAE
August 10, 2018​ 

​DON FELDER
formerly of the Eagles
August 11, 2018 

BRUCE HORNSBY
​and The Noisemakers
​​August 16, 2018​

THE WALLFLOWERS
​August 24, 2018

NASHVILLE CAFÉ
CHRIS CARMACK • CHIP ESTEN
​September 2, 2018

Kings Crown Park City, new development at the Base of Park City Mountain

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From: Paula Higman

Engel & Völkers

890 Main Street 5-101

Park City, UT 84060

FREE HOME EVALUATION….$495 VALUE

Market Expert

From: Paula Higman

Engel & Völkers

890 Main Street 5-101

435-602-8228

Free Home Evaluation

MARKET CONDITIONS IN THE LAST 10 MONTHS AND FOR THE NEXT 12-18 MONTHS:

·        Silver Star was sold in August of 2017 and I believe that market conditions have deteriorated in Park City since August of 2017.

·        Furthermore, the PC market is very seasonal, and with the following changes in the economy, I believe PC will have a very slow 2018 Summer/Fall/Winter carrying right through till Spring of 2019

CLASSIC ECONOMIC INDICATORS FOR A DOWNTURN:

·        Ending of quantitative easing

·        Massive selling of US Bonds, taking liquidity out of the market

·        Short and Long Term Yields Increasing

·        Flattening of the debt yield curve

·        Consumer Debt at Historic High

·        Consumer Confidence at 18 Year High

·        Unemployment Rate at 49 Year Low

DETAIL ON THE INDICATORS:

·    Long Term Yields are up nearly 0.70% in the last 10 months, since Silver Star #501 sold, and mortgage rates are up an average of 1.22%

·        Short Term Debt Yields are rising quickly compressing the Yield Curve. This has a huge strain on Short Term Corporate Debt and Consumer Debt

·        Consumer Debt hit a new high of $13 trillion last year, surpassing the previous record set in 2008 by $280 billion.

·        2 year Treasury ended the week at 2.47%.

·        2 year Treasury was at 1.33% when Silver Star sold on 8/31/2017

·        30 Day LIBOR just hit 2.00%, the first reset at 2.00% since November 4, 2008.

·        The next Fed meeting is June 13th and markets have a 100% probability of a hike. 

·        LIBOR should be roughly 2.10% - 2.15% by mid-June.

·        A hike in September would put it around 2.35%.

·        A hike in December would put it around 2.60%.

·        Consumer confidence hit 18 year high in February of 2018. Since 1966 when the US Consumer Confidence hits a new multi-year high, we have seen down turn in the real estate market. (1968, 1978, 1989, 1999, 2007, and now February of 2018)

·        The Unemployment Rate ‘UR’ hit an 18 year low at 3.8%.  In fact, the precise print was 3.755%.  The last time the UR was at 3.7% - 1969.

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