A Las Vegas Realtors recent report shows local home prices holding steady as families were preoccupied getting their kids in school, graduates off to college and all the seasonal reasons that cause what LVR leaders called a momentary pause while the market readies for its last surge before the expected holiday slowdown begins.
Tomo Yebisu, executive vice president of production at LoanDepot, set the mark for a home purchase in August when he paid $12.5 million for a 9,500-square-foot, five-bedroom, eight-bathroom home that sits on an 0.86-acre lot in MacDonald Highlands. Luxury Realtor Kristen Routh-Silberman represented the buyer and seller.
HomeAid Southern Nevada, the official outreach partner of the Southern Nevada Home Builders Association, has nearly completed its third of four custom home renovations on the New Vista Ranch home site, benefiting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The home is slated to be completed by Sept. 20.
Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden and his wife, Cindy, have finally closed on their new Southern Highlands home at a price tag of $4.31 million.
Las Vegas-based firm Ascent Multifamily Accounting was named to Inc. magazine’s prestigious Inc. 5000 list, a distinguished ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The firm was recognized for its impressive three-year revenue growth of 310 percent.
A California-based brokerage has set up shop in Las Vegas, has taken some of the leading talent from other firms, and vowed to be the No. 1 agency in terms of volume within 18 months or at least within the top three.
“We have more equestrian zoning in Southern Nevada than people realize,” said Forrest Barbee, broker for BHHS, Nevada Properties.
TruAmerica Multifamily has increased its footprint in some of the strongest multifamily markets in the United States after closing last week on garden-style communities in Las Vegas; Tampa, Florida; and Salt Lake City, Utah, in three separate transactions totaling $209 million.