🏠 St. George Real Estate Market Report – This Month 2026

Residential Market Overview

St. George recorded 505 closed residential sales in June, up 6.1% from the 476 sales completed in June 2025. Through the first six months of the year, 2,743 homes have sold, representing a 3.5% increase over the same period last year. This rise in pending activity may support continued sales momentum as the market moves through the summer. However, buyers also have a larger selection of homes to choose from, competing for their attention.

Pricing Trends

The median active list price was $585,000 in June, unchanged from June 2025. The average active list price increased 5.1%, rising from $786,254 to $826,644. While June prices came in below last year’s monthly levels, the broader year-to-date market continues to show moderate price growth.

Days on Market

The monthly improvement is encouraging for sellers, but it does not mean every home is selling quickly. Buyers continue to respond most strongly to properties that are accurately priced, well-maintained, and effectively marketed.

Sold Listings by Price Range

These numbers show that buyer activity remains spread across several price ranges, although the strongest concentration continues to be between $500,000 and $749,999.

Pending Listings by Price Range

Overall pending activity increased across many of the market’s most active price ranges. This suggests that buyers remain engaged despite having more homes to choose from.

Active Listings by Price Range

The increase in active inventory creates different conditions across price points.

What This Means for Buyers

Buyers are entering a market with more inventory and greater negotiating room than they had one year ago. The 20.8% increase in pending listings shows that desirable homes are still attracting buyers. A well-priced property in good condition may receive attention quickly, even in a market with growing inventory.

What This Means for Sellers

Sellers continue to benefit from steady buyer activity, rising pending contracts, and shorter June marketing times. At the same time, the 10.1% increase in active inventory means buyers have more alternatives.