Black Ridge Real Estate LLC

New Harmony sits at a noticeably higher elevation than St. George beneath the Pine Valley Mountains, which gives it cooler summers and a rural, large-lot character quite unlike the desert valley floor to the south. The firm is a single-broker operation.

The long tail of the directory

Washington County supports a remarkable number of one-broker firms for a population this size, most of them run by agents who spent years at larger offices before hanging their own license. A small sign says little about experience either way — the useful question is how long the broker has worked New Harmony and what they have closed in it.

Where the office sits

New Harmony sits at the far northern end of Washington County beneath the Pine Valley Mountains, high enough that its summers run noticeably cooler than the desert valley floor.

The primary-residence exemption

Utah taxes a primary residence on 55% of its market value; a second home, a nightly rental or a vacant lot is taxed on the full amount. The practical effect is that two identical houses on the same street can carry very different tax bills depending on how they are occupied — a meaningful gap in a county where second homes are common. Buyers moving here from out of state routinely budget from the wrong number. Whoever you work with at Black Ridge Real Estate LLC should flag which category a property falls into, and our guide to St. George property taxes explains how the exemption is claimed.

The roster above is the live list of licensees here. If you are still narrowing the field, the brokerage directory covers every firm in Washington County, and the agent directory is searchable by name.