Buying new construction in Park City is a fundamentally different experience than purchasing a resale home — and most buyers don't realize that until it's too late. Builder contracts are proprietary documents written to protect the developer. The on-site sales team works for the builder, not for you. Without independent representation, buyers often leave money on the table or accept terms that carry significant risk. That's where Amelia Turbyfill comes in.
Turbyfill specializes in new construction buyer representation in Park City, and she's guided clients through transactions in some of the market's most competitive communities — including Promontory, Tuhaye, and residences near Deer Valley. Her value goes beyond simply showing properties. She knows which builders have strong track records and which to approach cautiously. She understands what's negotiable in a builder contract and what isn't. And she monitors the construction timeline on your behalf, keeping you informed every step of the way.
Her full-spectrum marketing approach — professional photography, targeted digital advertising, and a national buyer network through her brokerage, Real — also means that if you're selling an existing home to fund your new build, you'll be in expert hands on that side of the transaction too.
As noted by the National Association of Realtors, buyers in new construction deals who work without representation are at a significant disadvantage. Turbyfill eliminates that disadvantage entirely. With over 45 five-star reviews on Zillow and Google Business, her clients speak to her thoroughness, expertise, and genuine commitment to their outcomes. As featured in Elite Property News, she is one of the top resort market specialists in the Mountain West — making her the go-to agent for new construction in Park City.
