As Nevada’s real estate market continues to evolve, industry leadership plays a crucial role in shaping policy, supporting professionals across the state and ensuring pathways to homeownership remain open for Nevadans. We sat down with the incoming president of Nevada Realtors to discuss priorities for the year ahead, market trends to watch and where the industry is headed.
Homeownership is a dream for many, but in today’s market that dream can feel out of reach. Rising interest rates and increasing prices in Las Vegas have pushed both buyers and sellers to get creative. One strategy making a quiet comeback: assumable loans.
As Nevada’s real estate market continues to evolve, industry leadership plays a crucial role in shaping policy, supporting professionals across the state and ensuring pathways to homeownership remain open for Nevadans. We sat down with the incoming president of Nevada Realtors, Sarah Scattinito, to discuss priorities for the year ahead, market trends to watch and where the industry is headed.
Led by a 85 percent year-over-year increase in the third quarter driven by Pulte and Toll Brothers’ new development in Summerlin, Las Vegas’ new homebuilders are selling 61 percent more homes priced over $1 million with three months to go in the year.
The Four Seasons Private Residences announced it has sold 75 percent of their high-rise Henderson condos and has secured nearly $700 million in construction financing for the project.
On the North Shore of Lake Las Vegas, 10 Sunrise Beach Circle channels the late Frank Lloyd Wright’s exceptional creativity and sense of harmonious design.
Home Builders Research reported 829 new home closings in September, a 19 percent decrease from September 2024. In the third quarter, there were 2,492 total new home closings, 23 percent fewer than the third quarter of 2025. The 2025 total of 7,653 is 17 percent lower than 2024 thus far.
Southern Nevada’s economy is facing challenges in the hospitality sector and in stagnant employment and taxable sales growth, but there are signs that stronger growth is on the horizon, according to a new report from Colliers.
Las Vegas set an all-time record for the average sale price of high-rise condos closed during the third quarter, capped off by the second highest sale of the year for $9.5 million at the Waldorf Astoria.