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10907 S Paddle Board Way, South Jordan, UT 84009, USA
Dallon Smith is a real estate agent in South Jordan, Utah, serving South Jordan, Herriman, West Jordan, Riverton, Bluffdale, Draper, Sandy, Lehi, Highland, and Alpine. He has sold homes at the south end of the Salt Lake Valley since 2017, holds a degree in Business, Marketing, and Spanish from Utah State University, and has been named to the Salt Lake Board of Realtors Top 500 agents multiple years. He is licensed with Real Broker, LLC and a founding partner of Team Captivate.
Most of Dallon's work is listing and selling homes. As a South Jordan real estate agent he prices from recent neighborhood sales rather than a guess, tells sellers which repairs and staging are worth doing before photos, markets each home with professional photography and full MLS and search-site syndication, and negotiates offers, inspection requests, and appraisal gaps around the number that matters: net proceeds at closing.
He represents buyers too: showing homes for sale in South Jordan and the surrounding cities, comparing new construction against resale, explaining financing options, attending inspections, and negotiating on the buyer's behalf.
Dallon grew up in Sandy. In South Jordan he works throughout Daybreak, from Oquirrh Lake and SoDa Row to the newer neighborhoods around The Ballpark at America First Square and the TRAX Red Line stations, plus the established streets near Bingham High School. He follows Jordan School District boundaries across South Jordan, West Jordan, Riverton, Herriman, and Bluffdale, Canyons District schools like Corner Canyon High in Draper and Alta High in Sandy, and the Alpine School District split taking effect in 2027 for families in Lehi, Highland, and Alpine. He knows what Bangerter Highway and Mountain View Corridor do to a commute, how fast Traverse Mountain reaches Silicon Slopes, and what The Point in Draper means for south valley values. Outside work he skis, boats, plays pickleball, sings, and reads.
Clients consistently praise Dallon's attention to detail and market knowledge. Jordan Stastny called the experience "excellent," noting Dallon made sure nothing slipped through the cracks during the search and negotiation. Stephen Edgington said Dallon "made everything feel a lot less stressful" and never made him feel pressured. Jessica Dutson, who sold during a difficult situation, said Dallon "handled everything so professionally and quickly."
If you are comparing agents to find the best realtor in South Jordan, or want to know what your home would sell for today, call or text Dallon at 801-696-5087, email dallon.realty@gmail.com, or visit dallon-smith.com.