Washington County Housing Market — May 2026

Inventory crossed 2,000 active listings for the first time in two years.

Median list price
$625,000
−2.3% year over year
Price per sq ft
$291
−1.0% year over year
Active listings
2,043
+12.0% year over year
New listings
528
−10.8% year over year
Pending listings
621
+1.3% year over year
Median days on market
75 days
+10.3% year over year
Listings with a price cut
22.2%
−9.1% year over year
Median size
2,228 sq ft
−2.6% year over year
Median list price, August 2024 to May 2026

Area breakdown

Area Median list price Price per sq ft Active listings Median days on market
St. George — 84770 (84770) $549,000 $283 374 66 days
St. George — 84790 (84790) $557,102 $271 468 74 days
Washington (84780) $689,999 $297 413 82 days
Hurricane (84737) $600,000 $294 435 78 days
Ivins (84738) $869,900 $431 102 78 days
Santa Clara (84765) $849,500 $302 63 63 days

Supply broke 2,000

May pushed active inventory to 2,043 listings — the first time it crossed 2,000 in this two-year window, and about 12% above May 2025.

Time on market rose sharply alongside it, from 64 days in April to 75 days, an eleven-day jump in a single month. Pending sales held nearly flat at 621, essentially matching April's peak, so demand had not fallen away — it simply was not growing fast enough to absorb what was being listed.

The median asking price settled at $625,000, about 2.3% below May 2025. More than one in five listings (22.1%) carried a price reduction.

For buyers, this was the month the balance visibly shifted: more to choose from, more time to decide, and more sellers already signalling flexibility.

About these numbers

These are listing-side figures covering all of Washington County — asking prices, active supply, and time on market. They are not sold prices, and a countywide median is not the same as a St. George city median: Ivins and Santa Clara carry much higher asking prices and pull the county figure up.

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