Recent home sales can provide useful insight into property values, buyer activity, neighborhood demand, and current real estate conditions. However, the Southern Utah MLS does not permit sold listings to be displayed publicly and automatically on this website.
Paula Smith can prepare a customized report showing recent sales based on the location, neighborhood, subdivision, property type, price range, or home features you want to research.
A customized report may be prepared around the details most relevant to your search, including:
The more specific the request, the more useful the results are likely to be. A recent sale on the same street is not necessarily a strong comparison if the homes differ significantly in size, condition, lot, views, upgrades, garage capacity, or property type.
Active listings show what sellers are currently asking. Recently sold homes provide evidence of what buyers have actually agreed to pay, subject to the individual property, sale terms, condition, and market at the time of the transaction.
Sold information can help homeowners and buyers:
A reliable comparison requires more than selecting the closest sales or calculating an average price per square foot. Important differences may include:
Two homes may appear similar in a general online search but occupy very different positions within the market once those details are considered.
Recent neighborhood sales are a helpful starting point when you are considering selling, reviewing your equity, planning a future move, or simply following the local market.
A sold-property report is not the same as a personalized market analysis. For a more complete review, Paula Smith can compare your home with relevant recent sales, active competition, property condition, improvements, lot features, and the characteristics most likely to influence buyer demand.
Request an instant Southern Utah home value estimate or learn more about seller representation and property-specific marketing.
Buyers can use recent sales to better understand the price history and market position of a home they are considering. The most relevant sales may not be the closest properties geographically, especially when the subject home has a distinctive view, larger lot, pool, RV garage, extensive remodeling, or an unusual ownership structure.
Paula Smith can help identify appropriate comparisons, explain meaningful differences, review current competing listings, and prepare an offer based on the individual property and current market conditions.
Learn more about buyer representation in St. George and Southern Utah.
This page is intended for visitors requesting recent MLS sales throughout St. George and Southern Utah, including homes listed by many participating brokerages.
To view examples of homes Paula Smith has personally represented, visit:
Paula Smith’s Recently Sold Southern Utah Homes
The local MLS restricts the public and automatic display of sold-property information. Paula Smith can provide relevant sold information privately in response to a specific request.
Yes. You may request recent sales for a subdivision, neighborhood, city, street, price range, or property type.
Yes. Provide the property address and explain whether you are considering buying, selling, or researching the surrounding market.
Not by itself. A useful market analysis also considers your home’s condition, improvements, lot, location, views, current competition, and other property-specific differences.
Third-party websites may use public records, estimated values, incomplete information, or data that does not match the local MLS. Important details should be independently verified before relying on them.
No. A real estate market analysis is an opinion or estimate based on market information. It is not a formal appraisal and should not be represented as one.
Search available homes, learn about buyer or seller representation, or contact Paula Smith for recent sales information and direct assistance with your Southern Utah real estate plans.
Sold-property information is provided for general real estate research and should be independently verified. A comparative market analysis is not an appraisal or a guarantee of current value or future sale price.
![]()