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Southern Utah Market Data · Updated Monthly

The numbers,
read straight.

Median price, days on market, and inventory for six Southern Utah cities. Pulled from local MLS data, updated every month, and read the way I would tell a neighbor over the fence. Pick your city and see where the market actually sits.

6
Cities tracked across two counties
$483K–$835K
March 2026 median range, Cedar City to Ivins
MLS
Board data, not portal estimates
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To read every report
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Single-family figures from county REALTOR board MLS data. Sources cited on every report.

Why I publish these

A Zestimate is a guess. This is the data your sale actually runs on.

Utah is a non-disclosure state, which means the big national portals are working with incomplete sale data. They fill the gaps with models. I work from the local MLS, the same numbers a listing gets priced against, and I publish them straight: median sale price, days on market, inventory, and how this period compares to the same period a year ago.

Every city below has its own archive going back through 2025, with a fresh monthly report, the quarterly roll-ups, and a full year-in-review. Pick your city, read the latest, and if the numbers have you thinking about a move, the valuation questionnaire is the fastest way to turn a market median into your specific number.

Choose your city

Six cities. Six markets. One honest read each.

Each card shows that city's most recent single-family median. Tap through for the full archive of monthly, quarterly, and annual reports.

Cedar City figures from the Iron County Board of REALTORS MLS. Washington County cities from the Washington County Board of REALTORS MLS. Population context from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah.

The whole region, one screen

All six markets, side by side.

Single-family medians for March 2026, ranked high to low, against the same month last year. The view no national portal gives you on one page.

Southern Utah single-family median sale prices for March 2026, by city, with year-over-year change and median days on market.
City Median YoY Report
Ivins Washington County $834,990 up 14% View
Santa Clara Washington County $637,500 down 1% View
St. George Washington County $617,500 flat View
Hurricane Washington County $615,000 up 8% View
Washington Washington County $573,000 down 4% View
Cedar City Iron County $482,500 up 20% View

A citywide median averages every street, subdivision, and price band into one number that fits almost no individual home. It is the right tool for reading the market and the wrong tool for pricing your house. For that, the valuation questionnaire starts from your exact parcel.

How to read these

Three cadences, three different jobs.

Each report type answers a different question. Here is when to reach for which.

Monthly

What is the market doing right now?

The freshest signal. Compared to the same month last year, so seasonality is controlled for. Best for timing a listing in the next 60 to 90 days.

Quarterly

What is the trend, not the noise?

A steadier read that smooths out any single soft or hot month. Best for understanding direction before you commit to a plan.

Annual

Where did the year actually land?

The full year-in-review against the prior year. Best for the big-picture equity conversation and long-range planning.

Why it matters who reads them

A median is just a number until someone connects it to your move.

Most sellers are not really asking what the market did. They are asking a harder question: if I sell into this, can I actually land the next house without two mortgages or a month in limbo? That is where most of these reports stop and most agents hand you off to a separate lender.

I am licensed on both sides. I am the listing agent on the home you sell and the mortgage lender on the home you buy, so the equity number from a report and the financing on your next place are run by the same person, in the same conversation. No telephone game between an agent and a loan officer who have never spoken. One coordinator, both halves of the move, timed to line up.

One honest note on the rules: I cannot act as your buyer's agent and your lender on the very same purchase at once. What I do is quarterback the whole move, the sale and the financing, and bring in the right specialist where the rules require it. The coordination is the value, and it stays above board.

Two licenses, one move
1
Listing agent on the sale

Pricing, marketing, and the launch window, read from the same MLS data on these reports.

2
Lender on the next home

Financing on the purchase, including buy-before-you-sell options, run by the same person handling the sale.

3
One timeline, coordinated

Sale proceeds and purchase financing lined up so you are not carrying two payments or scrambling between closings.

Real estate brokered by Real Broker LLC. Mortgage licensing disclosed on contact. The two roles stay legally separate where required.

From market median to your number

A median is the neighborhood. Your home is the address.

These reports tell you what the market did. They cannot tell you what your specific home, on your specific street, with your specific updates, is worth today. That is a different conversation, and the questionnaire is where it starts. Free, about three minutes, no signup wall.

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