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St. George/Washington County is situated in the southwest corner of Utah, just six miles from the
Arizona   ..State line on Interstate I-15.  St. George, the county  seat, is the largest city in southern
Utah.  The area's population is now nearly 150,000 and growth is projected to continue. Even with the
current economic slowdown, our future is bright.  Demographics

The city is nestled in a picturesque valley surrounded by impressive red, sandstone cliffs. 
Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon are only a few hours away.   Brian Head provides great skiing
in the wintertime and a mountain retreat in the summertime along with Pine Valley Mountain which is
10,000 feet high. This is the gateway to amazing recreational areas.

Washington County is endowed with mild, low humidity winters with over 300 sunny days per year.  The
desert climate promotes year round recreation and leisure activities.  St George is know as the 
"Year 'Round Golf Capital of Utah" and offers 13 great, scenic golf courses at present.

Whether you are looking for a place to retire or for a place to start a new career and raise your family,
you need to explore your options in the St. George area.

There are four high schools in St George - Snow Canyon, Pine View, Dixie and Desert Hills and Dixie
State College, is a four-year university. 

Utah's Dixie has been recognized as an excellent retirement spot in many publications, and Washington   
County has been one of the fastest growing counties in Utah and the nation. 

 Some our accolades have been:
 *Fastest Growing City in America
 *Best Small City for Doing Business
 *Best Small City for Women entrepreneurs.
 *Best City for job growth
 *One of the best cities in which to retire.
 *Utah has just been named (Oct 2010) as the #1 State in which to do business.
 
That is a list of advantages that is hard to beat.  St. George also has an ideal business environment for
both small business and large companies with a lot of potential and favorable projected growth for
economic development.  Since the economic downturn we have a lot of low cost commercial space
which is starting to attract the attention of companies wishing to relocate to this area.

There are few areas with more beautiful and colorful scenery.  There is ample room to expand and still
keep the open spaces and scenic vistas.  This is a city that is going to continue to grow and expand.  
Many retirees have found it the "best place to retire."  Be sure to keep your attention on our town. 
This is a city that is definitely growing so now is the perfect time to get in on our growth at a time
when our homes are are very reasonably priced. 

Picture clear, blue, sunny skies, add a few white fluffy clouds, red rock mountains, green golf courses,
picturesque walking trails, thriving businesses, great shopping  and you've got a picture of living and
working in the St George area.  Join us  "where the summer sun spends the winter!"

And, of course, I would love to be your "buyer's agent" in helping you find your ideal home.

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