Stratum Real Estate Group

It works from Cedar City with branch offices in St. George and Duck Creek, a footprint spanning two markets: Iron County around Cedar City, and Washington County to the south. Its agents handle residential, investment, commercial, construction and foreclosure property, and the firm is among the larger producing offices in the Cedar City area.

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

There is no storefront address on record here. That is normal for the smaller end of the directory, where a great deal of business is run from a home office; the contact details below are the way in. The Washington County brokerage directory lists the offices that do publish one.

Who you are actually hiring

When you sign with an agent at Stratum Real Estate Group, the contract is with the brokerage, not the individual. Utah puts a principal broker at the top of every firm, licensed at a higher level and answerable for the trust account, the files and the conduct of every agent under them. That is why a listing stays with the brokerage if the agent who took it moves on, and why a complaint goes to the broker before it goes anywhere else. It is worth knowing who holds that role at Stratum Real Estate Group before you sign anything — and worth reading our guide to working with a real estate agent in St. George first.

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.