St. George has been one of the fastest growing cities in the United States over the past ten years. The southern Utah and southern Nevada is one of the most desireable places to live in all the United States. The reason for the growth of St. George is the amazing views, recreational hot spots, great historical sites, St. George's proximity to Las Vegas, and picturesque championship golf courses.
St George is surrounded by sandstone cliffs and gorgeous mountains. St George has proven itself as an ultimate western haven for golf, skiing, and outdoor activites. St George real estate is therefore most desireable. St George real estate a variety of styles of homes. Because of the southwestern look to St George due to its red mountains and scenerey, many of the styles are Spanish villa or Southwest styles. Check here for the current St. George real estate market conditions. St George has had an appreciation rate of nearly 40% over the past several years. Call us for a free current market conditions consultation and find out why now could be a great time for you to buy!
St George, Utah had an estimated 49,663 people, 17,367 households, and 13,042 families living within the city in 2000 and was estimated at 59,780 in 2004. The St. George Area also had an estimated population of 115,000 people in 2004. St George had 21,083 housing units throughout the area. This fast growing city is a desert oasis to its real estate owners, it grows on average from 750 to 1,000 new residents per month. By the end of 2005 it was called the second-fastest growing metro area in the U.S.
St George's median income per household in 2000 was $36,505 and $41,788 for families. Male income was $31,106 and $20,861 for females. Around 7.4% of families and 11.6% of St George's population were below the poverty line.
