Equity Real Estate (St George)

Equity was founded in Utah in 2002 and built its business on charging agents a flat fee per transaction instead of taking a percentage commission split, a model that tends to attract experienced agents who close enough volume to benefit from it. The brokerage runs offices across Utah, and the Riverside Drive location serves buyers and sellers throughout Washington County, including St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Ivins and Santa Clara.

Statewide firm, local desk

Firms headquartered up north opened southern offices as Washington County grew, and Equity Real Estate is one of them. The practical effect for a client is a larger agent network to refer within — useful if you are selling in Salt Lake and buying in St. George, or the reverse, which is one of the most common moves in this market — with local agents handling the transaction itself.

Where the office sits

Its address puts it on Riverside Drive, the commercial corridor along the north bank of the Virgin River that holds much of the city’s professional office space. Of the communities covered on this site, Stone Cliff, Foremaster Ridge and Little Valley lie nearest.

Limited agency, and when it comes up

Utah calls it limited agency rather than dual agency: one brokerage representing both the buyer and the seller in the same deal. It is legal here, but only with informed written consent from both sides, and it changes what your agent can tell you — they can no longer advocate on price or terms for either party. In a county where a handful of firms hold a large share of the listings, this comes up more often than people expect, and it comes up at Equity Real Estate (St George) the same as anywhere else. Ask early how the firm handles it. Our agent guide covers the questions worth asking.

Every licensed agent attached to this firm is listed above. To compare it against the rest of the county, see the full list of St. George brokerages or browse agents by name.