Local home prices leveled off last month, with more homes available for sale and fewer changing hands than one year ago.
Led by a $14.5 million sale to actor Mark Wahlberg, the Las Vegas new-home luxury market hasn’t shown any sign of slowing down despite rising mortgage rates impacting the new-home sales as a whole.
Despite new-home sales down 39 percent from where they were at this time in 2022 due to elevated mortgage rates, Las Vegas area builders posted their best net sales numbers since June as they continue to slow price increases, according to Home Builders Research President Andrew Smith.
Nestled against The Cliffs, a gated community in Summerlin, Jen Harley’s modern-designed, two-story home features four en suite bedrooms, an executive office, an oversized loft with theater and a resort-styled backyard.
Miltson Consulting is offering office condos for sale at The Office, a two-story, newly remodeled building on Las Vegas Boulevard and Gass Avenue in downtown Las Vegas.
Las Vegas isn’t facing the challenges of filing office space that other metropolitan areas are dealing with in a post-COVID environment.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis sold his Summit Club condo for $10.5 million, topping the luxury sale chart in January that got off to a solid start in 2023.
The Kitchen Bath Industry Show (KBIS), held at the Las Vegas Convention Center Jan. 31-Feb 2, featured an interactive platform highlighting the latest trends, technologies and products.
Local home prices continue to decline, with more homes available for sale and fewer being sold than one year earlier. So says a recent Las Vegas Realtors report.