Name: Washington Real Estate Market Data
Creator: Propaired

Question 1

What qualifies as a luxury home in Washington, Utah in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Based on current market data, the luxury threshold in Washington is $914,850 — 76% above the local median of $519,888. This figure is derived from the upper quartile of recent closed transactions using an IQR (interquartile range) method, updated monthly — so it reflects the actual price distribution in Washington, not a national benchmark. There are currently 294 active listings in Washington; use Propaired's price filter to see only luxury-tier properties.

Question 2

How many hunting-outdoor homes are for sale in Washington, Utah in 2026?

Accepted Answer

As of April 2026, Washington has 294 active listings with 339 added recently — filter by "hunting-outdoor" on Propaired to see the lifestyle-specific count. Inventory changes daily as new listings hit the MLS. Use Propaired's real-time AI search to set alerts for new matches.

Question 3

Is Washington a good place to buy a home in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Washington offers a strong Utah real estate market. With 68 average days on market, home prices 1.9% above the Utah state median, and 294 current listings, buyers have more negotiating room than in faster markets. The IQR luxury threshold is $914,850.

Question 4

What makes a property good for hunting in Utah?

Accepted Answer

Ideal hunting properties feature proximity to CWMU (Cooperative Wildlife Management Units) or public land, diverse habitat (mixed sage, aspen, oak), water sources, and acreage. Southern and eastern Utah offer excellent mule deer and elk habitat.

Question 5

Can I hunt on my own property in Utah?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with valid Utah hunting licenses and tags. Properties enrolled in Utah's CWMU program can offer landowner tags. Minimum acreage requirements apply (typically 640+ acres for CWMU). Always verify local discharge ordinances.

Question 6

Where are the best outdoor recreation properties in Utah?

Accepted Answer

Top areas include the Uinta Basin (hunting, fishing), Wasatch Back (skiing, hiking), Southern Utah (rock climbing, canyoneering), and Cache Valley (bird hunting, fishing). Utah offers access to 34 million acres of public land.

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