Skyline Development, Mgmt & Sales

As the name indicates, the firm's work spans development and property management alongside sales, a combination more common in Washington County than in most markets because so much of the local housing stock is newly built or held as rental and second-home property.

Why the two halves fit here

Second homes, long-term tenants and nightly rentals account for an unusual share of Washington County's housing, which is why management and sales so often sit under one roof here instead of operating as separate businesses. An owner gets a single relationship covering the purchase, the holding period and the eventual sale.

Which part of the valley this is

The address falls in St. George proper rather than in one of the outlying cities, which puts it within a short drive of most of the county's inventory. The closest neighborhoods we write about are Foremaster Ridge, Stone Cliff and Southgate, which is the quickest way to picture the ground this office stands on.

Selling through a brokerage here

A listing agreement is with the brokerage — Skyline Development, Mgmt & Sales in this case — and it sets the term, the marketing and what happens if you change your mind partway through. The parts sellers underestimate in this market are photography and timing: buyers here are heavily out-of-area, most of them see the house on a screen weeks before they see it in person, and showing traffic swings hard with the season. Ask what the firm actually does beyond putting it on the MLS. Our guide to selling your home in St. George walks through the sequence.

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.