White Crow Real Estate

Haines has twenty years in the business negotiating the purchase, sale and management of major commercial property, and the firm works both sides of that line: residential sales and staging alongside commercial leasing and property management for office and retail tenants. It handles first-time buyers, investors and businesses across the St. George market.

Why the two halves fit here

So much of Washington County's housing is owned by someone who does not live in it — second homes, long-term tenancies, nightly rentals — that a management arm is an ordinary companion to a sales desk in St. George rather than a sideline. One relationship then covers the purchase, the holding years and the sale at the end.

Which part of the valley this is

Its address puts it on the Bloomington side of the valley, south of the Black Ridge where the interstate crosses the Virgin River. The closest neighborhoods we write about are Hidden Valley, Bloomington Hills and Bloomington, which is the quickest way to picture the ground this office stands on.

Who you are actually hiring

When you sign with an agent at White Crow Real Estate, 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 White Crow Real Estate 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.