Utah · as of September 2026

The best luxury home agents in St. George

12 agents who close St. George's high end, ranked by what they sell for, how much of it is on record, and what their clients say afterward. Daagel Fossati is featured as a verified member.

No. 1Featured
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Daagel Fossati

RE/MAX Associates

5.0 · 604 reviews

Avg sale
$611K
Top sale
Closed
5,000

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No. 2
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The Ames Team

RE/MAX Associates

5.0 · 1201 reviews

Avg sale
$611K
Top sale
Closed
3,748
No. 3
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The Ames Team .

RE/MAX Associates

5.0 · 1245 reviews

Avg sale
Top sale
Closed
3,986
No. 4
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Larkin Group

The Larkin Group

5.0 · 461 reviews

Avg sale
Top sale
Closed
1,715
No. 5
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Jared Gish

RE/MAX Associates

5.0 · 255 reviews

Avg sale
Top sale
Closed
261
No. 6
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Tammie Richeson

Red Rock Real Estate

5.0 · 201 reviews

Avg sale
Top sale
Closed
962
No. 7
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Nathan Shaffer

Element Real Estate Brokers

5.0 · 172 reviews

Avg sale
Top sale
Closed
870
No. 8
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Michelle Evans

Summit Sothebys International Realty

5.0 · 110 reviews

Avg sale
Top sale
Closed
189
No. 9
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Joe Langston

Langston-Shaw Realty Group

5.0 · 97 reviews

Avg sale
Top sale
Closed
166
No. 10
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Blake and Blair Frei Team

Red Rock Real Estate

5.0 · 113 reviews

Avg sale
Top sale
Closed
817
No. 11
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Marlene Ritzman

Re/Max Associates

5.0 · 116 reviews

Avg sale
Top sale
Closed
1,031
No. 12
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Bryan Burnett

Century 21 Everest Realty Group

4.9 · 114 reviews

Avg sale
Top sale
Closed
1,916
St. George is the fastest-growing metro area in Utah, located in the state's southwestern red rock desert near Zion National Park. The city has become a major retirement and second-home destination, attracting buyers from across the Intermountain West with its warm climate, stunning landscape, and world-class golf courses. The housing market has seen dramatic appreciation driven by consistent in-migration. Master-planned communities like SunRiver, Entrada, and Bloomington Hills offer resort-style living, while the growing downtown area provides urban amenities including Dixie State University (now Utah Tech University) and an expanding arts scene. The market is seasonal, with peak activity during winter and spring as snowbird buyers from northern states drive demand. Water availability remains a long-term consideration that savvy buyers should discuss with local agents.

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