The headline numbers on housing, income and affordability across Southern Utah’s fastest-growing county — with links to every city.
Housing is the biggest line item in any Washington County budget. The countywide typical home value sits near $537,041, while the largest city, St. George, runs about $521,140. With a median household income around $86,983, that puts the county’s price-to-income ratio at roughly 6.2× — a useful gut-check on affordability.
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Text Aurora · 435-256-5584 What's my home worth?The typical Washington County home is worth about $537,041 as of June 2026 (Zillow Research), ranging from around $420,501 in Enterprise to the county's priciest cities.
Washington County has an estimated population of about 207,943 (U.S. Census ACS 2024 1-year), making it one of the fastest-growing counties in the state.
Median household income is about $86,983 against a typical home value of $537,041, a price-to-income ratio near 6.2×. Housing is the largest cost factor; see our cost-of-living page for detail.