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Washington County, Utah

St. George, Utah

St. George is the largest city in the county and the commercial hub of Southern Utah, home to about 106,289 people. The typical home is worth around $521,140, and values eased 1.2% over the past year.

Typical home value
$521,140
-1.2% YoY · +14.6% 5-yr
Typical rent
$1,884/mo
4.34% gross yield
Population
106,289
Median household income
$83,984
Median age
37
Homeownership
65%
Bachelor's+ degree
41%
Avg. commute
20 min

Atlas scores

Proprietary indices computed from public data — not available on any listing portal.

Livability Index83.1
Our blend of amenities, affordability, commute & ownership stability
Amenity density90.5
Restaurants, groceries, healthcare, parks & more per OpenStreetMap
Affordability vs county100
100 = county median. Here: 103.1 (higher = cheaper than the county)
Retiree & relocation fit77.3
Healthcare access + mild winters + heat comfort

At about $521,140, the typical St. George home sits roughly 3% below the Washington County median of $537,041 — the 7th-priciest of the county's 11 tracked cities. That works out to an affordability index of 103.1 (100 = the county median; higher means cheaper). Renters pay around $1,884 a month, a gross yield near 4.34% for investors.

Census figures put St. George at a median household income of $83,984, a median age of 37, a 65% homeownership rate and 41% holding a bachelor's degree or higher. The typical one-way commute runs about 20 minutes.

On the ground, St. George offers an unusually deep bench of everyday amenities — OpenStreetMap maps 101 restaurants & cafés, 19 parks and 17 grocery stores within the town, among other services. That earns an amenity-density score of 90.5 and a blended Livability Index of 83.1 out of 100.

Climate & setting

Elevation
2,759 ft
July avg high
101°F
Jan avg low
32°F
Annual precip
11"
Days over 90°F
107/yr

Sitting at about 2,759 feet, St. George sees July highs averaging 101°F and January lows near 32.0°F, with roughly 11.2 inches of precipitation a year and about 107 days topping 90°F. It's classic high-desert weather — hot, dry summers and mild, short winters that draw snowbirds and retirees.

What's nearby in St. George

What's nearbyCount (OpenStreetMap)
Restaurants & cafés101
Grocery & convenience17
Healthcare (clinics, pharmacies, dental)12
Schools9
Parks & gardens19
Gyms & rec centers8
Retail & shopping10
Places of worship17
Trailheads3

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St. George neighborhoods & communities

Explore the distinct neighborhoods and master-planned communities within St. George, each with its own data profile.

Bloomington

Amenities 55.0 · Livability 77.5

Bloomington Hills

Amenities 85.5 · Livability 92.8

Green Valley

Amenities 70.4 · Livability 85.2

Little Valley

Amenities 72.5 · Livability 86.2

Dixie Downs

Amenities 81.4 · Livability 90.7

SunRiver St. George

Amenities 35.7 · Livability 67.8

Desert Color

Amenities 46.9 · Livability 73.5

Entrada at Snow Canyon

Amenities 68.1 · Livability 84.0

The Ledges

Amenities 37.7 · Livability 68.8

Common questions about St. George

How much does a house cost in St. George, Utah?

The typical home value in St. George is about $521,140 as of June 2026 (Zillow Research), and values have eased 1.2% over the past year.

What is the population of St. George, Utah?

St. George has an estimated population of about 106,289, per the U.S. Census Bureau's ACS 2024 1-year.

What is the median income in St. George?

The median household income in St. George is about $83,984 (U.S. Census ACS).

What is the weather like in St. George, Utah?

St. George has a high-desert climate: July highs average about 101°F, January lows around 32.0°F, with roughly 11.2 inches of precipitation a year.

Is St. George, Utah a good place to live?

St. George scores 83.1 out of 100 on our Livability Index, which blends amenity access, affordability versus the county median, commute times and homeownership stability. For a personalized take on buying or selling here, text local realtor Aurora Serrano at 435-256-5584.

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Methodology & sources. Home values and rents from Zillow Research (ZHVI/ZORI, June 2026). Population, income, age, homeownership, education and commute from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. Points-of-interest counts from OpenStreetMap within each area boundary. Elevation and 1991–2020 climate normals from Open-Meteo. Atlas scores are computed by Washington County Atlas. Figures are estimates for general information, not appraisals.