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Allen has more than sixteen years in the business and is among the higher-producing agents in Southern Utah; before real estate he managed the Piano Gallery, the shop that preceded The Piano Guys. The Mall Drive office is set up to support a working agent roster with private offices, desk space and a conference room.

Small roster, local ground

A firm with a handful of agents covers less territory than a large franchise but usually covers it more closely. In a county spread this wide — from Springdale to Ivins is the better part of an hour — that focus is worth something, and it is a reasonable thing to ask about directly: which parts of the valley does this office actually transact in?

Placing the office on the map

That address sits on the Mall Drive area on the north-east side of town, near Red Cliffs and the newer retail built up around it. The communities we cover that sit closest to it are Foremaster Ridge, Stone Cliff and Middleton — a useful bearing if you are trying to place the office on the map rather than on a list.

Nightly rental is a zoning question first

Short-term rental is not a decision the owner gets to make on their own in most of this county. St. George permits nightly rental only in specific zones and in developments approved for it; elsewhere it is prohibited regardless of what an owner, a listing or a previous tenant says. Springdale, Ivins and Washington each set their own rules, and an HOA can forbid it even where a city allows it. If income is part of why you are buying, verify the zoning before the due diligence deadline — any agent at Realty Absolute can pull it. Start with St. George vacation rental zoning.

Agents currently licensed here appear above. For the wider picture, see St. George neighborhoods for where people actually buy, or the brokerage directory for who else works the county.