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Published 2026 estimates disagree by hundreds of dollars per square foot because they price different products and omit different work. Compare the ranges, identify seven budget buckets, and turn a specific building lot into a scope builders can price.
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St. George, Utah 84790
Desert Color is a large master-planned community in south St. George. Neighborhood, lot, and product type affect the applicable design and association requirements, so buyers should confirm the current documents for the exact parcel.
Ivins, Utah 84738
Kayenta is a design-controlled desert community in Ivins. Requirements can differ by lot and change over time, so current Architectural Control Committee materials must be reviewed before design or budgeting decisions.
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