Park City Brokers is a luxury real estate team in Park City, Utah, led by Michael Diamond, Associate Broker and Team Lead with Coldwell Banker Global Luxury. The team represents buyers and sellers across Deer Valley, Promontory, Empire Pass and the Jordanelle corridor. Most of its clients live out of state. Michael has worked in the Park City luxury market since 2014 and began his real estate career in Southern California.

Who is Park City Brokers?

Park City Brokers is a boutique team, not a large brokerage office. Every client works directly with Michael Diamond, supported by Alexandria Larsen, Director of Client Experience and Brand Strategy, and a dedicated transaction coordinator. The team operates under Coldwell Banker, with the office at 1153 Center Drive, Unit G200, Park City, Utah 84098.

Team lead Michael Diamond, Associate Broker
Brokerage Coldwell Banker Global Luxury
Utah license 9492175-AB00
In the Park City market since 2014
Office 1153 Center Dr. #G200, Park City, UT 84098
Phone (310) 748-0857

Which Park City areas does Park City Brokers focus on?

The team focuses on the luxury communities where most out-of-state buyers search:

  • Deer Valley, including Empire Pass, Deer Crest and Deer Valley East Village
  • Promontory, the private club community east of Park City
  • The Jordanelle corridor, including Tuhaye, Victory Ranch and Hideout
  • Old Town and Park Meadows, for buyers who want to be close to Main Street

How does Park City Brokers work with out-of-state buyers?

Most clients buy from another state, so the process is built to work remotely. Buyers get live video tours, local research on each property and a clear timeline for every deadline in the Utah purchase contract. The team handles inspections, HOA document review and coordination with title and lenders, so a buyer can complete a purchase with as few trips as they choose.

What is The Diamond Report?

The Diamond Report is Park City Brokers' market research, published under the line "Data-driven. Service-obsessed." Utah is a non-disclosure state, so sale prices are not public record. The Diamond Report uses MLS data and first-hand market knowledge to explain what homes are actually selling for, by neighborhood and price band.

The approach is intel, not hype: specific numbers, clear sources and plain language about what the data does and does not show.

How does Park City Brokers help sellers?

Sellers get pricing grounded in current MLS sales, marketing aimed at out-of-state buyers and a plan for when to launch around the ski season. Many sellers also live out of state, so the team manages access, vendors and showings on the owner's behalf.

How do I contact Park City Brokers?

Call (310) 748-0857, email michael.diamond@parkcitybrokers.net or visit the office at 1153 Center Drive, Unit G200, in Park City. The website is theparkcitybrokers.com.

Frequently asked questions

Who leads Park City Brokers?

Michael Diamond, Associate Broker and Team Lead with Coldwell Banker Global Luxury, Utah license 9492175-AB00.

Does Park City Brokers work with buyers who live out of state?

Yes. Most clients are out-of-state buyers and sellers, and the process is designed to be completed largely remotely.

What areas does Park City Brokers cover?

Deer Valley, Empire Pass, Deer Crest, Deer Valley East Village, Promontory, the Jordanelle corridor, Old Town and Park Meadows.

Is Park City Brokers part of a larger brokerage?

Yes. Park City Brokers operates under Coldwell Banker Global Luxury.

Michael Diamond October 02, 2026

FROM OUR BLOG

feature image of Jordanelle Corridor 2026: Deer Valley East Village, Tuhaye, Victory Ranch and Hideout Compared

Jordanelle Corridor 2026: Deer Valley East Village, Tuhaye, Victory Ranch and Hideout Compared

The Jordanelle corridor is the part of the Park City area that is changing fastest, and its four main communities serve very different buyers. Deer Valley East Village is for buyers who want lift access and a resort village. Tuhaye and Victory Ranch are private golf and mountain clubs with more land

feature image of Should You List Your Park City Home This Fall or Wait for Ski Season?

Should You List Your Park City Home This Fall or Wait for Ski Season?

For most Park City homes, listing in October is the stronger move. A fall launch gives a listing six to eight weeks of exposure before the first ski-season visitors arrive with Park City Mountain's target opening on November 20 and Deer Valley's on December 5. By then the home has a price history, a

feature image of Closing Costs in Park City: A Buyer's Breakdown

Closing Costs in Park City: A Buyer's Breakdown

Understanding What Closing Costs Actually Cover When buyers budget for a home purchase in Park City, much of the focus goes toward the down payment, but closing costs deserve just as much attention. These are the fees and expenses due at the end of the transaction, separate from the purchase price i

feature image of Four Seasons in Park City: What Life Looks Like Year-Round

Four Seasons in Park City: What Life Looks Like Year-Round

Living With the Seasons in Park City One of the biggest adjustments for newcomers to Park City is learning to live with four distinct seasons, each bringing its own rhythm to daily life. Understanding what to expect throughout the year can help you plan everything from your wardrobe to your social c

More
};