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Southern Utah's largest city — 1,129 active homes for sale right now, year-round sunshine, red-rock recreation, and one of the strongest growth markets in the state. Live MLS listings, neighborhood data, and market trends updated continuously below.

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September 2026

closed sales · last completed month

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Median sale price

$473,500

-7.6% YoY

Median days on market

+1 d YoY

Sale-to-list ratio

98.2%

+0.7pp YoY

Homes sold

152

-29 YoY

September 2026 snapshot

St George, Utah housing market

Unsold inventory in St George is asking $529,000 at the median, -0.19% year-over-year. Homes that closed sold at $473,500 — 98.2% of each home's final list price, going to contract in a median of 56 days.

Unsold inventory

1,001

active + pending

Homes in St George that have not yet closed — includes Active, Pending, Active Under Contract, and Coming Soon. Pending is included because a deal under contract can fall through, so the home still counts as unsold inventory until it actually closes. Pulled live from the MLS.

New listings

306

in September 2026

Number of homes that came on the market during September 2026.

Median sale price

$473,500

152 sold

Middle sale price of homes that closed in September 2026. Median (not average) so luxury sales don't skew it.

Median list price

$529,000

current asking

Middle asking price across all unsold inventory right now (Active + Pending). Differs from median sale price because list = what sellers want, sale = what buyers actually paid.

Sale-to-list

98.2%

of final list

For each home that closed, closeprice ÷ its own final list price, averaged across the month. Over 100% = homes sold above asking (sellers' market), under 100% = below asking (buyers have leverage). Measures vs final list (post-reductions), not vs original asking.

Median days

on market

Median days a home spent listed before going under contract during September 2026. Lower = faster-moving market.

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Neighborhoods

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DESERT COLOR SAGE HAVEN

33 listings · median $554,684

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LAS PALMAS RESORT CONDOS

29 listings · median $344,000

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DESERT COLOR RESORT

22 listings · median $1,117,000

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SUN RIVER

20 listings · median $491,625

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DESERT REFLECTION

17 listings · median $433,000

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BLOOMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB

14 listings · median $595,248

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BLOOMINGTON HILLS

11 listings · median $549,900

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SOUTHERN VIEW PLANNED DEVELOPMENT

10 listings · median $444,000

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STONE CLIFF

9 listings · median $2,300,000

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DESERT COLOR AUBURN HILLS CONDOMINIUMS

8 listings · median $299,000

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SUNIVA

8 listings · median $658,500

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DIVARIO CECITA CREST

7 listings · median $693,915

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Nearby

Compare to other cities

City	Unsold	Median list
Washington	499	$550,000
Hurricane	445	$598,888
Ivins	145	$825,000
Santa Clara	85	$749,000
La Verkin	31	$500,000
Enterprise	20	$599,450
Toquerville	18	$679,250
New Harmony	17	$950,000

FAQ

St George questions

Yes — St. George is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, drawing retirees, remote workers, and relocating buyers for its year-round warm climate, red-rock landscape, low crime rates, and outdoor recreation (golf, hiking, mountain biking, Snow Canyon, and Zion National Park within an hour). The trade-offs are summer heat that regularly tops 100°F, a continually growing population that's straining roads and water infrastructure, and home prices that have risen meaningfully since 2020.

St. George home prices vary widely by neighborhood and home type. The city's median sale price was $473,500 last month, with a median list price of $535,000, with starter homes and condos under $400,000 in older neighborhoods like Bloomington and Little Valley, and luxury custom homes well over $1 million in Desert Color, Stone Cliff, and Snow Canyon-adjacent communities. Browse the live listings above for current pricing.

Top St. George neighborhoods include Desert Color (master-planned community built around lagoons and a beach), Little Valley (established east-side neighborhoods near the city's largest pickleball complex), Bloomington (established, mature trees, golf-course community), Sunbrook (golf and lifestyle), Stone Cliff (luxury hillside), Sun River (55+ active adult), Desert Canyons (newer master-planned), and Entrada at Snow Canyon (luxury, red-rock setting). The right neighborhood depends on lifestyle, budget, and whether schools or amenities matter more.

St. George is generally regarded as one of the safer mid-sized cities in the U.S., with violent crime rates below the national average. As in any city, conditions vary by area, so buyers looking at a specific address can check recent incident data with the St. George Police Department and FBI crime data before making an offer.

St. George has a high-desert climate with 300+ sunny days per year. Summers are hot — June through August regularly hits 100–110°F. Spring and fall are ideal: 70–85°F days with cool nights. Winters are mild for Utah — daytime highs typically 50–60°F with rare snow that melts within hours. The combination of consistent sunshine and mild winters is the single biggest draw for retirees and snowbirds from colder states.

The cost of living in St. George runs slightly above the U.S. average, driven mostly by housing. Utilities, groceries, and transportation track close to national averages. Property taxes are notably low compared to most retirement destinations. Utah has a flat state income tax. No municipal income tax. The biggest budget consideration for buyers is summer cooling costs — a typical home runs $200–$400/month on AC during peak summer.

St. George has been one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the U.S. for the last decade and growth has continued since. The visible impacts are traffic on I-15 and Bluff Street during peak hours, water and infrastructure planning becoming a regular city-council topic, and new construction continuously expanding the city's edges (especially east toward Hurricane and south toward the Arizona border). For most residents, growth is a positive — bringing more services, more retail, and stronger home appreciation — but buyers should expect a city that is still actively building out.

The right time to buy in St. George depends on personal timing more than market timing. Prices have stabilized after the post-2020 run-up; inventory is healthier than it was during the pandemic seller's market; and mortgage rates are off the recent peaks. Buyers planning to hold the property at least 5–7 years typically come out ahead on appreciation, especially in master-planned communities with active build-out. Short-term flips are harder than they were in 2021–2022.

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