June was an interesting month for the Washington County real estate market. Pending sales jumped, inventory increased, and homes moved a little faster than they did last June. At the same time, prices eased below last summer’s highs, which gives both buyers and sellers something to pay attention to.
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View MoreNew construction is a big part of the St. George and Hurricane market, and in 2026 a lot of builders are using incentives to keep homes moving. You’ll see phrases like “flex cash,” “closing cost credit,” or “rate buydown”, and the deals can look amazing at first glance.
…New construction is a big part of the Southern Utah market right now, especially in Hurricane, Washington, and the growing edges of St. George. I love new homes for a lot of reasons: clean slate, modern layouts, energy efficiency, and usually less immediate maintenance.
But “new” doesn’t automatically …
View MoreThe April 2026 residential market numbers for Greater St. George and Washington County show a market that is more balanced than the ultra-tight conditions we saw a few years ago. Inventory is higher, homes are taking longer to sell, and buyers have more choices. At the same time, prices are …
View MoreIf you’ve been watching mortgage headlines and waiting for the “perfect” rate before buying a home in St. George, Hurricane, Washington, Ivins, or greater Southern Utah, you’re not alone. A lot of buyers are still hoping rates will dip a little more before they make a move.
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If you’ve been watching homes for sale around St. George and Hurricane, you’ve probably noticed something that feels contradictory: some listings sit for weeks, while others get snatched up fast.
That split is real, and it’s been one of the biggest themes in our local market this spring. The …