The Ames Team Realty

Rather than a single agent handling every stage, the group splits the work between full-time buyer specialists, listing specialists and transaction coordinators, and it covers Spanish and French alongside English. Its territory runs across St. George, Hurricane and the rest of Southern Utah.

How a team differs from an agent

Working with a team under RE/MAX Associates means more hands on the file and, usually, faster response times — but also that the person who signs you up may not be the person who writes your offer. That suits some clients and not others. It is a fair question to ask up front: who will actually be at the inspection, and who negotiates.

Placing the office on the map

This firm keeps no public street address on file — common enough among small brokers in the county, who often work from home rather than a shopfront. Reach it through the contact details below. The Washington County brokerage directory lists the offices that do publish one.

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 The Ames Team Realty the same as anywhere else. Ask early how the firm handles it. Our agent guide covers the questions worth asking.

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.