Lisa Kohler Orme

Lisa is a seasoned real estate professional at Davis Coleman Realty and a Utahan with deep roots in the Wasatch Range and Heber Valley. Lisa has been serving a diverse range of clients since 1999. Born and raised on a dairy farm in the Heber Valley just minutes away from the mountain ski resorts of Park City and Deer Valley, Lisa is intimately familiar with all aspects of Wasatch County's real estate market and its lifestyle. Now working in the community she grew up in, Lisa knows just about everyone in Heber Valley and is often the go-to realtor for not only finding the best community and home for her clients who are new to the area, but also in assisting with referrals to local businesses and school systems. Taking a tour with Lisa to see available homes and properties in places like Midway, Heber, and Park City, her nostalgic connections are everywhere. From hearing stories of her grandfather's dry goods store, Welsh, Driscoll, & Buck in downtown Park City (her grandfather also being the author of My Treasure Mountain Home) to being one of nine children raised on a dairy farm, home to Heber Valley Artisan Cheese, Lisa has seen and experienced firsthand many of the changes and developments in her hometown. Lisa's commitment to the people and places she's been involved with her entire life extends to her real estate community as well. She's brought her unique perspectives and energy to help with advancing the regional real estate industry over the last 20 years in multiple roles on the Wasatch County Board of Realtors, including serving as president for two of those years. Having completed the Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI) program, and other real estate continuing education, Lisa uses her solid foundation of education and experience for her real estate clients. Lisa lives in the Heber Valley with her husband and two of their eight kids - an active lifestyle, to say the least, with its own setof interesting and lively stories. She enjoys music and dancing, as well as attending all of her kids' activities. Lisa mostly dreams of the time when she can settle things down and spend time with her future grandchildren in the same landscape of mountain meadows and the bucolic farm pastures of Heber Valley.