Home Buying in Cedar City

Many people think that it is still an excellent time for House buying in Cedar City. Although prices have risen, they have not risen as much as near bySt. George or as steep as prices in Northern Utah and the Salt Lake Valley. Many people predict rapid growth will continue in this portion of Iron County and Southern Utah.

Cedar City Utah Homes for Sale

Cedar City Residential MLS Listings. Realtor listings are part of the Multiple Listing Service (MLS), and one Cedar City Realtor can show you all homes listed on the MLS by other participating Realtors. A buyers agent represents people buying homes, and does it exclusively when they have no listings of their own they are trying to promote. If you are relocating, you shouldn't consider buying without the help of a buyers agent. They will help with not only info about specific houses, but information about neighborhoods, local schools, and community information.

Popular Cedar Neighborhoods for new construction and development - Some of the popular neighborhoods with a lot of new growth and development include communities like: The Cove, Cedar Knolls, Mountain Shadows, Equestrian Point, Ashdown Forest, Legacy Park, Meadow Ranch, and Cross Hollow Hills.

Condos for sale near Cedar City - Near Cedar, there are regular residential condominiums in communities such as Cedar Cove, East Gate Townhomes, Cedar Crossings, and Country Meadows, and resort homes near Brian Head. Find Cedar City Utah Condos for Sale. Many SUU students look to rent or purchase a condo while they attend school.

Cedar City Foreclosures - Cedar is a good market for Foreclosure Sales. If you're interested in real estate investing, Cedar City offers, pre-foreclosures, short sales, hud homes, reo-bank homes, and Iron County Trustee Auctions

 

Brian Head Condos

Located on 42 acres at the southern end of the resort town, Summit is the first master planned community in Brian Head and will be by far the largest development in town. It will feature amenities never before seen in BH such as a steam heated plaza including fire pits, outdoor two level spas, bocce ball, tether ball, ping pong, basketball, gathering areas, and will have some retail such as a coffee shop. At build out, Summit could consist of as many as 450 residences; with phase one being 84 condos and 6 town homes. The topography and access of our site is such that it is necessary to build phase one at the highest, and therefore most desirable, location. That means we are actually selling our most desirable homes at the lowest price.

Before 2005, there was very little residential development in BH, and in the last few years there has been a small flurry (pun intended!) of development. We have seen the growth in BH closely mirror that of the population growth in Las Vegas, which has been and will continue to be the fastest growing city in the country, likely for the next 20 years. We believe very strongly that as we grow, BH will benefit from added demand for the outdoor recreation activities it offers (skiing, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, 350 miles of ATV trails…). We see Brian Head in 10-15 years being similar to Park City, Mammoth, or Aspen today. I was up there two weeks ago and the amount of dirt moving around is incredible. From new condo developments being built to the interconnect lift system that will expand the skiable area by 33% and on to the retail center coming in at the base of Giant Steps…the opportunity is tremendous.

We are currently in pre-construction pricing and selling phase one of our development. The residences range in size from about 760 sqft to over 2000 sqft, in bedrooms from 1-3, and in price from the mid-$200k to over $800K. Our pricing strategy is that of a block system including scheduled price increases. We have recently completed the infrastructure around our site, including sewer and water lines. We plan to go vertical next spring with completion sometime in 2009.