In St. George, some of these homes front onto a golf course, with the fairways of Sunbrook Golf Club among the ground this market is built around. Others back onto preserve and park land, and a few sit near a historic site and museum. What you buy ranges across that: houses, condos, and bare lots, in a mix of older construction and homes finished within the last few years. Quantum Realty Group works this market daily and knows how those pockets differ in access and character. The practical work here is matching what you want underfoot with what the stock actually offers.
St. George at a Glance
- County
- Washington County
- ZIP codes in these listings
- 84790 · 84770
- Typical asking price
- $534,925, middle half $349,225-$833,748 (median of 950 homes, excluding 7 land and other non-dwelling listings)
- Typical home
- 2,340 sq ft, middle half 1,609-4,252 (n=947) · 3 bed / 2.5 bath (medians, n=784)
- Data current as of
- September 2026
What is for sale in St. George
Most of the homes for sale here are houses. That shapes how you search: if a detached house with its own yard is what you want, you are looking at the bulk of the market rather than a sliver of it. If you want something attached, or a lot, narrow your filters early and keep them narrow, because those listings sit alongside a much larger pool of houses and are easy to lose in a general search.
What your money buys here
The typical home here was built around 2012, with the middle of the range running from 1994 to 2023. So you are often buying a house young enough to feel current but old enough that the roof, the air handler and the water heater are entering the window where they come due. Ask what has already been replaced and what is still the original equipment from the build. That one conversation tells you more about your first five years of ownership than almost anything else. Sun River and Stone Cliff are among the named communities recorded in this market. Of what is listed right now, more than half is a single-family house, about a quarter is a condo, and about one in ten is land. Buy here and the yard, the roof and the mechanical closet are yours to run.
Schools named on St. George listings
School fields are one of the first things buyers filter on, so it helps to know what is actually in them. On the high school line, listings here most often report Dixie High, roughly a third of them, with Desert Hills High at about a quarter and Snow Canyon High at roughly one in six. The middle school field follows the same names: Dixie Middle for roughly a third, Desert Hills Middle for about a quarter, Snow Canyon Middle for roughly one in six. Elementary entries are more spread out, with Desert Canyons and Arrowhead each at roughly one in six and Bloomington at about one in ten. These are entries typed in by the listing agent, not assignments. Boundaries shift and fields go stale, so confirm the current assignment for any specific address with the school district directly.
What to check before you make an offer
- Proximity to washes and flash flood drainage.
- Short-term rental and nightly vacation rental zoning eligibility.
- Homeowners association dues, special assessments, and common amenity maintenance.
- Hillside development overlays, slope restrictions, and rockfall hazard zones.
- Swimming pool, spa equipment condition, and desert sun exposure degradation.
Working with Quantum Realty Group
Two things on this page catch buyers out in St. George. One is nightly rental eligibility, which turns on zoning and not on what a listing implies. The other is association dues and what they do and do not cover, including special assessments and the upkeep of shared amenities. Quantum Realty Group tracks both across this market and can read a particular listing against them before you write anything. If you want, we can sit down with a short list of condos or house listings you are weighing and go through the rental zoning and dues picture on each one.
