Both are east of Park City. Both are Summit County. Both have land at prices that seem impossible given what you'd pay 20 minutes west. They are not the same play.
Coalville: the rezoning play
Coalville's thesis is specific: the General Plan 2023 signals rezoning, I-80 access makes it practical, and agricultural land is being repriced toward development values. 12.1% YoY, 38-day DOM confirm that repricing is underway. Water is the friction point.
Francis & Kamas: the value play
No rezoning catalyst. Summit County land at $150K–$285K median, with Uinta National Forest access, 25 minutes from Park City. Steady 6.2% YoY. You're buying time and proximity, not a specific event.
"Coalville is a bet on a specific thing happening. Kamas Valley is a bet on time and proximity."
Coalville: Rezoning catalyst · I-80 · 12.1% YoY · Water complexity · 30 min to PC
Francis/Kamas: Value play · Uinta access · 6.2% YoY · Agricultural character · 25 min to PC
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