Luxury Group

Isom has worked Southern Utah real estate since 2015 and runs the sales brokerage alongside Southern Utah Luxury Property Management and a vacation-rental operation, so the company handles resale, long-term management and nightly rentals under one roof. It has been a Best of Southern Utah silver winner in property management, real estate team and vacation rental management. The group works the higher end of the Washington County market, including Coral Canyon and the surrounding communities.

Why the two halves fit here

A large share of the housing here is not owner-occupied: second homes, year-round tenancies and nightly rentals. That makes property management a natural companion to a sales desk in Washington rather than a sideline, and for an owner it means one firm can follow a property from purchase through to sale.

Where the office sits

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.

Water, landscaping and what the yard costs to keep

Landscaping is not decoration in this climate, it is a running cost and increasingly a regulated one. Several Washington County cities now restrict how much lawn a new build may install, and some subdivisions carry a secondary irrigation share that is billed separately from culinary water. A mature lawn on a large lot behaves very differently from a desert-adapted yard on the same street. Worth asking about any property an agent at Luxury Group shows you — the answer is rarely on the listing. See water, HOAs and landscaping for St. George homeowners.

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.