Lume Real Estate

It works the corridor east of St. George, where Washington city has grown out toward Coral Canyon and the Virgin River, and where much of the county's newer inventory sits. Lume is a small independent firm rather than a franchise office.

The independent middle of the market

Most brokerages in Washington County are independent offices of this size — large enough to hold a roster and cover for each other, small enough that the owner still knows every file. They compete on relationships and local knowledge rather than on brand recognition, and between them they hold a substantial share of the county's listings even though no single one of them is large.

Which part of the valley this is

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.

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 Lume Real Estate the same as anywhere else. Ask early how the firm handles it. Our agent guide covers the questions worth asking.

Names, addresses and contact details on this page come from the county record rather than from the firm. Browse the rest of the Washington County brokerages, or start instead from our real estate guides.