A luxury real estate agent says many of his clients are moving to the Las Vegas Valley from California because they are looking for a different lifestyle.
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A portion of the project site was previously owned by two entertainers synonymous with America’s casino capital.
Last month the median price of a home dropped $5,000 from a record high, according to Las Vegas Realtors.
The Nevada State Apartment Association said the entire state has historically faced a supply and demand imbalance which has put upward pressure on living costs, and more supply is needed.
Across the U.S., the spring homebuying season is “lackluster” amid record-high costs and economy instability.
Homeownership is receding further out of reach for most Americans as elevated mortgage rates and rising prices stretch the limits of what buyers can afford.
The latest report from the real estate company has inventory up 44.5 percent year over year ending March of this year, about 25 percent above the national average.
The Las Vegas Valley luxury home market is one of the few in the country that has been showing consistent growth since the COVID-19 pandemic, an executive said.
Red Ridge Development founder Patrick Brennan held a ceremonial groundbreaking for his $450 million project.
A Summerlin penthouse tops the list of most expensive home listings for March, marking it as one of the highest-priced condos ever listed in Las Vegas.
Tucked in the back of SouthShore, the new luxury community will bring 42 one- and two-story resort-style homes to the already exclusive, double-gated, guard-protected development
Z Life Co. held a ceremonial groundbreaking Friday for a multi-tower project that calls for condos, hotel rooms and apartments.
Four insurers — including a major provider — are raising homeowners insurance rates in the coming months.
Las Vegas tied for the 13th-longest average time for homes on the market among the top 50 metropolitan areas in the country.
A new report from the UNLV Lied Center for Real Estate shows that homebuilding in the valley never returned to normal levels seen before the Great Recession.