Nestled in the southwest corner of Utah, St. George is surrounded by some of the nation’s most beautiful natural wonders.  The Pine Valley Mountains stand majestic just beyond the natural beauty of the red bluffs that border St. George to the north and northwest.  On the southern edge lies the Mojave Desert and to the east is Zion National Park, home of the breathtaking Zion Canyon and Temple of the Sinawava, (Coyote God of the Paiute Indians).

Relax and enjoy year-round recreation at one of the Southwest’s eleven premier golf courses.  Leave your cares behind with a visit to any of this outdoor mecca’s fine resorts and spas.  Take a walk along the path where dinosaurs once roamed at Johnson’s farm where over 1,000 well-preserved tracks have been discovered.

Rich in history, St. George is home to Utah’s first Latter Day Saints Temple, completed and dedicated in 1877.  Downtown, visit Ancestor’s Square, where quant little shops and galleries line the streets.  Just outside of St. George you will find the Mountain Meadows, the site of the “Utah War” Memorial.  Interested in ghost towns of the west?  Silver Reef and Grafton Ghost Towns are located just a short drive from the city limits.

Dixie State College, ranked number one in the state for its high academic standards and achievements, is home to Burns Arena and Cox Performing Arts Center.  These venues are host to a wide variety of sporting events, home and business shows, and concerts. 

Hungry?  You won’t have to go far to step into one of the many fine dining establishments that St. George has to offer.  No matter your preference, Italian, Asian, European, Southwest, or American, there is something to suit everyone’s taste for flavor. 

If shopping is your bag, St. George has it all.  The Red Cliffs Mall has nearly 60 stores, including national retailers, local shops, restaurants, and a movie theater all under one roof.   The Zion Factory Stores hosts 30 stores including Levi’s, Eddie Bauer, and Perfumania Outlets.  The downtown area is home to many exquisite shops where you will find anything from groceries to gifts.

Quickly becoming the nation’s newest and finest area to retire or raise a family, come to St. George, where the weather is as nice as the people that live here.  If you would like more information on all of the comforts and beauty that St. George, Utah has to offer, please call me and I would be happy to help you.

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St. George, Utah is an area of neighborhoods and communities that are friendly, laden with beautiful homes and scenery, close to great schools, and the weather is always wonderful.
St George Real Estate is available and is affordable. There are also wonderful and ever-expanding business and commercial property investments available.

New housing is always growing with Washington County, of which St. George is the county seat and economic hub, listed as 7th in the nation’s 3,100 counties in a study of the percentage of new home availability. Homes are available in numerous sizes, styles, and price ranges to suit any buyer’s needs.

With real estate interest rates remaining low and the cost of home purchases remaining at a steady rate since 2006, St. George is the prime area to purchase a home. Factor in the wonderful weather, excellent schools, shops and stores, Dixie College, and a rich cultural environment, St. George has been touted as the second fastest growing city in the nation.

If your interest is to invest in commercial property, St. George has several opportunities available. There are office buildings, multi-family structures, retail locations, warehouse, and manufacturing facilities that are currently listed.

St. George, Utah is a wonderful place for any business to start-up or relocate. Combine the excellent weather with the ability to conduct business in an area that is the second fastest growing city in the United States and you have the right place for you to meet your goals and expectations.

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