raisingarizona
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Heck if I know. I don't hang out in the Wasatch, it's WAY too crowded for my tastes. I do like stopping at Villagio Pizzeria down in SLC though when I pass through.
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Progress on Deer Valley's New Sister Resort
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BenedictGomez
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Estes in Park City is better if you like New York style, but even they're subpar frankly. Still searching for something passable as if it could have been made in north Jersey, without success. Been making the rounds, and I still have a few more candidates to try in SLC; hope springs eternal.
But given "hope" isnt really a plan, I did spring for a $135 pizza steel & have been making my own recently.
The pizza in Utah sucks in general. Dalys in Montage has decent pizza and Estes and Maxwells in PC are passable too.
4aprice
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Have to laugh as Pizza in Colorado is also sub par. First thing my son asks for when he deplanes in Newark, Jersey pizza.
raisingarizona
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I really like Villagios in SLC. It might not be as good as your hometown favorite but it’s pretty darn good.
kingslug
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Slackwater is very good..and has about 300 beers.
Via 313 gluten free is very good as well.
We also get Keste fron nyc shipped in..that's very good
Via 313 gluten free is very good as well.
We also get Keste fron nyc shipped in..that's very good
I like Slackwater as well.
BenedictGomez
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There's a place that has NY style in Coalville I havent tried yet. That can be the next place to disappoint me. lol
ColdRain&Snow
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What a random place for a NY pizza place. Is it in a gas station?
BenedictGomez
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Right? Supposedly they make a decent pie, but we'll see.
There's really never a reason to go to Coalville which is why I've never had it, but it's not that far of a drive.
Wow. We might have to try it sometime.
If you fish or boat Echo is a nice reservior in Coalville. I drive through there alot and never even noticed that pizza place. Coalville looks like a town that got left behind in 1990
I imagine that it will start growing to serve as PC's bedroom community since housing prices in PC are ridiculous. Kamas is starting to grow.
BenedictGomez
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I'm surprised that direction towards Coalville & Wanship hasn't blown up yet like what they're doing to Francis & Kamas. It's crazy the amount of building they're doing out that way & I think the big hotel approval was the last straw as the locals in Kamas are starting to stick up for themselves. I do wonder if they're overbuilding though as I notice they're definitely now having issues selling homes. The price you see on MLS is not what things are selling for in many cases as they're offering lots of "free upgrades", mortgage rate buydowns, and whatever other real estate "tricks" they can gin-up to artificially keep their comps high.
Anecdotally looks like a good bit of unsold inventory too. The new community in Park City sandwiched by 40/80 I know they sold a ton of houses to a company that specifically rents single family homes. Bringing the thread back to "new" Deer Valley, I think it's insane the shoebox condos they're asking almost $2M for. I dont know where all these millionaires come from!
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jimmywilson69
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that is ridiculous...
plus who knows how much per month in HOA fees...
plus who knows how much per month in HOA fees...
And yet someone WILL buy it.
I see your $1.975 million 790 square foot condo unit and raise you this new gem. A one billion dollar development in that area named "Velvære" and is pitched as:
Granted that this is a summary from the Trib, but it still gives me major douche chills. And a "professional skier" would pay for a place in LCC; not at this low elevation.
If you have the dough, you could live and ski like a mogul at this new Deer Valley development
Thanks to added financing, a new luxury development near Deer Valley will come on line even sooner.
One other detail from that article....
BenedictGomez
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You would think so, but there's actually far more current/former pro skiers/snowboarders living on the Back than the Front. The list is oddly extensive (some I'm sure probably have to do with US Ski/Snowboard being based in PC).
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