Boardwalk Real Estate

Boardwalk Real Estate is a Washington-based brokerage led by David Williams.

Washington city adjoins St. George on the east and has grown quickly around Coral Canyon, Green Springs and the Washington Fields, absorbing a large share of the county's new subdivisions. The firm is a small independent office working that market.

Owner-operated, start to finish

In an owner-operated brokerage there is no handoff between the agent who lists your house and the one who negotiates it. That consistency is the main reason people choose a small firm. It also means the marketing budget is one person's, so it is fair to ask specifically how a property will be photographed and where it will be advertised.

The setting

Washington city adjoins St. George on the east and has absorbed a large share of the county’s new subdivisions, spreading up into Coral Canyon and Green Springs and south across the Washington Fields. Reading outward from the door, the nearest communities in our directory are Washington Fields, Foremaster Ridge and Stone Cliff.

New construction and who represents you

A large share of what sells in Washington County was built in the last twenty years, and a good deal of it sells straight from a builder's model home. The agent sitting in that model works for the builder. You can bring your own representation — from Boardwalk Real Estate or anywhere else — but almost every builder here requires that your agent register with them on your first visit, and showing up alone the first time can disqualify you from being represented later. Read buying new construction in St. George and new build vs established home.

If you are choosing between offices, it is worth reading two or three of these pages side by side — the brokerage directory lists them all. Our guide to working with an agent covers what to ask once you have a shortlist.

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Address

350 W. River Willow Ln.
Washington, UT 84780

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Frequently asked questions

Where does Boardwalk Real Estate work from?

Boardwalk Real Estate works out of Washington, in Washington County, southern Utah. Nearest to it: Washington Fields, Foremaster Ridge and Stone Cliff. Utah issues licenses at state level rather than by county, so that is a statement about geography rather than about reach.

Why are there so many one-broker firms in Washington County?

Because a Utah broker's license lets an experienced agent hang their own sign, and a great many here have. The directory's long tail is mostly agents who spent years at larger offices first — a small sign says little about experience either way.

Does Boardwalk Real Estate charge buyers a fee?

Brokerages set their own arrangements and they are all negotiable, so the only honest answer is to ask and to get it in writing before you tour anything. What is fixed is the disclosure: Utah requires the compensation arrangement to be written down and agreed rather than assumed, which is precisely the conversation to have at the first meeting rather than the last.

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