The kitchen is the heartbeat of a home. And this kitchen features a stove valued at $50,000, two islands and plenty of other amenities.
The luxury home segment has taken a hit just like the rest of the housing market during the second half of 2022, but Realtors and custom builders said they have an ace in the hole for a rebound in 2023 — the ongoing migration to Las Vegas from California and other states and the cash those wealthy buyers bring with them.
The Southern Nevada housing market ended the year with home prices giving back all the ground they gained during 2022. So says a recent Las Vegas Realtors report.
A Summit Club home in Summerlin set the mark at $18.95 million as the highest luxury sale in Las Vegas in 2022 and No. 2 sale in the history of Las Vegas for single-family homes as displayed on the Multiple Listing Service.
This December, the Southern Nevada Home Builders Association and HomeAid Southern Nevada gathered professionals working in all facets of the homebuilding industry at its yearly luncheon.
Nevada Realtors presented awards to several leaders of the statewide association at a recent installation and awards, recognizing Doug McIntrye as its Nevada Realtor of the Year and honoring others from around the state for their continued service to their association, their profession and their communities.
A remote, rustic log cabin nestled amongst snow-covered pine trees resonates with most of us this time of year. From Christmas cards to holiday movies, the image makes for the perfect holiday setting.
The Las Vegas new-home market is expected to see 30 percent fewer net sales compared to 2021 when the final numbers are crunched by the end of January, but builders hope population gains will boost the marketplace even as mortgage rates remain elevated for now.