Amanda Davis-Chin is a REALTOR® with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah, working across Park City, Salt Lake City, Sundance, and the surrounding communities. She was born in Utah, has been licensed since 2005, and has spent the better part of two decades learning the rhythms of the state’s most sought-after neighborhoods and resort markets. In that time, she has watched the region shift through different cycles, seen new developments rise, and built a client base that often returns to her for second and third transactions. Her work spans everything from primary homes in Salt Lake City to resort properties in Park City and Sundance, and she moves between those markets with the kind of ease that only comes from years of steady practice. That long history in one place shapes how she works today, and it is the quiet thread running through every client relationship she takes on.
A Career Built on Local Roots
Utah is not a market Amanda picked up along the way. It is home. Growing up in the state and building her career inside it has given her a practical, lived-in understanding of how each community behaves, from the ski resort towns to the quieter pockets of Salt Lake City. She is part of the Chin, Flemming, Harris Team, which has been ranked the number one team nationally 6 years in a row in the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices network. Over her career, she has closed more than $100 million in residential and development sales, including notable projects such as The Meridien Condos and The Wright Building.
Real Estate as a Strategic Role
Amanda does not see real estate as a simple matter of listings and offers. “I don’t approach real estate as a transactional business. I approach it as a strategic and advisory role,” she explained. Her background in development sales and long term market analysis gives her a wider lens. She looks past the immediate deal and helps clients think about what will hold value over time. She is also hands-on by nature. From staging and positioning to pricing strategy and negotiation, she stays involved in the details rather than handing them off. “Every client and every property is different, and I take pride in creating a tailored strategy that gives them a competitive advantage in the market,” she said.
Helping Clients Move Forward with Clarity
Most of the people who come to Amanda are in the middle of important decisions. Some are trying to time the market. Others are thinking through how to get the most out of a property they have held for years. Many are weighing a second home or a development opportunity that carries real financial weight. There is usually some uncertainty around pricing, positioning, and how to move forward without second-guessing the choice later. Her job, as she describes it, is to bring clarity to that process. She leans on data, honest feedback, and a clear plan so that clients understand both what to do and why it makes sense for them. “The ideal outcome is that they feel fully informed, well represented, and confident in their decisions,” she said. The goal is a result that fits both the numbers and the life the client actually wants to live.
A Strong Year and National Recognition
The last year has been a strong one. Amanda’s team has continued to earn recognition within the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices network, a milestone she credits to the consistency and collaboration inside the group. On a personal level, she has remained active across luxury resale and development through the winter season, with steady transaction activity and new business under contract. She continues to expand her work in both luxury resale and development, with a focus on strategic property positioning. When she looks back at what she is most proud of, she points to the team’s continued recognition at the state and national level, including a Top 50 ranking nationally by The Wall Street Journal. The career milestones stand out on their own, though she frames them less as numbers and more as evidence of the trust clients have placed in her over the years.
Life Beyond the Business
Away from work, Amanda spends time with her husband and two sons. Summers are on the lake. Winters are on the mountain. It is a life built in the same places she sells, which is part of why her advice tends to feel like it is coming from someone who actually lives there. After twenty years in the business, her approach has not changed. She listens, studies the market, tells clients what she actually thinks, and stays in the details until the deal is done.
