Building Guide

Top Realtors in Cache Valley, Utah

A curated guide to top real estate agents serving Logan and Cache Valley — including contact info, brokerage, and links to each agent's website.

As a custom home builder in Logan, we work alongside Cache Valley's real estate community; from helping clients find the right lot to coordinating sales and listings around a new build. The agents below are professionals we've seen do consistently great work for buyers and sellers across Cache Valley.

Traci Anderson — Parker Real Estate

Traci is a lifelong Cache Valley resident with deep local knowledge and a strong track record helping both buyers and sellers across Logan, Providence, Hyde Park, and surrounding communities.

Paul Duke — Equity Real Estate

Paul serves clients across Northern Utah, including Cache Valley, with decades of experience and a straightforward, client-first approach. He's a relative and trusted referral partner of ours for buyers and sellers coordinating a custom build.

  • Brokerage: Equity Real Estate (Pleasant View)
  • Phone: (801) 726-4218
  • Email: pduke@hotmail.com
  • Website: paul-duke-ut.equity.us

Eric Jensen — Parker Real Estate

Eric is an Associate Broker with Parker Real Estate Services in Logan, handling residential and commercial transactions throughout Cache Valley. Known for responsiveness and clear communication.

Jette Youngblood — Engel & Völkers Logan

Jette is the License Partner for Engel & Völkers Logan and a nationally recognized agent with strong volume in luxury and custom-home transactions across Cache Valley. Her shop is right in downtown Logan.

  • Brokerage: Engel & Völkers Logan
  • Office: 112 E. 100 N., Logan, UT 84321
  • Phone: (435) 770-8840
  • Email: jette.youngblood@evrealestate.com
  • Website: jetteyoungblood.evrealestate.com

Missy Yeager — Real Estate with Missy

Missy serves Cache Valley clients with a polished personal site featuring full MLS home search, valuation tools, and a "luxury service with a local touch" approach. Known for clear communication and going the extra mile for buyers and sellers.

Chris Tolman — Cornerstone Real Estate Professionals

Chris is an Associate Broker with Cornerstone Real Estate Professionals and one of the most experienced in Northern Utah, with three decades in the business. His site offers full Utah home search and home valuation tools.

Kade Longhurst — Brix Real Estate

Kade is the broker of Brix Real Estate (formerly Longhurst Real Estate), a Logan-based brokerage serving Cache Valley with a deep team of local agents and a comprehensive MLS search site.

  • Brokerage: Brix Real Estate
  • Office: 150 E 200 N, Suite O, Logan, UT 84321
  • Phone: (435) 512-8263
  • Website: brixteam.com

Choosing the Right Agent for a Custom Build

If you're planning to build a custom home in Cache Valley, the right agent does more than find a lot — they'll help you coordinate the sale of your current home and get the most out of your experience. Any of the agents above can help.

If you'd like an introduction or want to talk through how a build fits with your sale or purchase, get in touch with our team — we're happy to make a referral that matches your situation.

Questions about Top Realtors in Cache Valley, Utah

Do I need a realtor when building a custom home?

Yes, especially for the lot purchase. A Cache Valley realtor familiar with land transactions can identify build-able lots, evaluate utilities and access, and negotiate seller concessions that affect your overall build budget.

Who pays the realtor commission when buying a lot in Logan, Utah?

Commission is negotiable and typically paid from the seller's proceeds at closing, though buyer-broker agreements may shift part of the cost. Confirm the structure in writing before making an offer.

Can Duke Building Co. recommend a realtor in Cache Valley?

Yes. We work regularly with several trusted Logan-area agents and can introduce you to one whose specialty matches your timeline, neighborhood, and budget.

What should I ask a realtor before buying land in Cache Valley?

Ask about zoning, utility availability, easements, HOA rules, soil/percolation history, and any pending annexation or road projects affecting the lot.