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St George Real Estate
People relocate to our area for various reasons. It might be because of the excellent quality of life, the many breathtaking scenic areas, the temperate climate, the healthy lifestyles, the variety of beautiful golf courses, our outstanding school system, the Dixie Sate College education opportunities for all ages, or the growing business opportunities. Whatever the reason or combination of reasons, this is a great area in which to live an work. We invite you to join us where the "summer sun spends the winters." Housing in the St George and the nearby cities of Santa Clara, Ivins, Washington and other communities of Washington County offer a variety of sizes and styles to suit the demands of the most discriminating home buyer. "The past few years in the Washington County residential real estate market have been the most robust ever. Mild winters, scenic landscapes and endless recreational opportunities are convincing thousands of people to build homes in Southern Utah, giving Washington County a #7 ranking out of 3,100 counties nationally in the percent increase of new housing units. Additionally, national attention has centered on the St George area in recent months. At 38.40%, the St George area ranked #1 in home appreciation in the nation during the first quarter of 2006 when compared to the same quarter a year earlier, according to the U.S. Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight. The question on every homeowner or prospective homeowner's mind is whether or not the real estate explosion of the past five years will continue on into 207. In reality, a market adjustment began in mid 2006 that is continuing on today. A slowdown locally caused by hyper-inflated prices and a flood of homes on the market will certainly make things much more competitive and the "sellers" market which has been the norm for years has now shifted towards a "buyers" market. The equalization in the market is a much needed adjustment as it begins to right itself after years of unprecedented and unsustainable growth. Conditional are now ideal for buyers. Interest rates are comparable to 40 year lows, and inventories are higher than they have been for decades. Consumers have exceptional choices as real estate remains an outstanding investment, especially in Washington County where we enjoy the "non-quantifiable factors" like access to cultural life, nearby state and national parks, world-class health care, mild climate, and a host of other characteristics that make Southern Utah a great place to live." Vardel Curtis, CEO, Washington County Board of Realtors. 1.11.07 The average sales price of a home in Washington County is $330,208 & a condo is $189,171 as of the 4th Quarter, 2006. February 2007 housing stats from Inwest Title Company, St George Office, Michael Dinsmore 435-313-3019 In Washington County 75% of the land is federally owned, 18% is privately owned, and 5% are Trust Lands and 2% are labeled as "other.". Some Future DevelopmentsThe Sand Hollow Resort with approximately 2200 units; Elim Valley, a entire community consisting of about 10,000 homes when finished, South Mountain with approximately 1,800 units; Knoll Pasture in Santa Clara with approximately 1,000 units, The Lakes with approximately 2,900 units; Sienna Hills with approximately 1,500 to 2,000 units and The Ledges which has been started will add approximately 2,400 units.In addition to the above there are several more golf courses being planned. NEW HOMES GUIDE Retirement and Assisted Living Facilities
![]() St George Area Chamber of Commerce 97 E St George Blvd, St George, UT 84770 Phone: 435-628-1658 |
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