A recent Las Vegas Realtors report shows the year began with record home prices and more properties available for sale.
Las Vegas high-rise sales in 2024 fell to their lowest level since 2020 but set an all-time high in average sales price by approaching $700,000 — a 19 percent year-over-year increase.
One photo transformed a simple remodel into an extensive reimagining of an elegant One Queensridge Place 16th-floor condo.
The 18th annual Safety Kick-Off, hosted by The PENTA Building Group (PENTA), wrapped up a multicity safety tour with three major events, drawing thousands of construction professionals.
NAIOP Southern Nevada, the leading association for commercial real estate development, has appointed its 2025 board of directors, with industry veteran Matthew Hoyt assuming the role of president
January has already gotten off to a roaring start with a $13.5 million sale in The Ridges in Summerlin, and luxury Realtors said they are expecting a strong beginning to 2025.
A one-time receptionist for Lennar, Joy Broddle oversees the No. 1 homebuilder in Las Vegas as division president.
Ariva Serviced Residences, the official luxury apartments of the Las Vegas Raiders, is growing.
The $29.25 million sale on Capstone Point Court that closed Dec. 20 ranked as No. 2 for the year behind a $35 million sale in The Summit Club. It was the third highest sale in Las Vegas history.