Las Vegas boasts a remarkable collection of historic homes featuring unique architecture, special details and distinct designs. These residences were built by celebrities, casino owners and executives during the iconic neighborhoods of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, providing a luxurious glimpse into the past. To fully appreciate the charm of these historic homes, the Nevada Preservation Foundation presented its 10th annual Home + History “Vegas Then. Vegas Now” tours over the weekend.
Lennar captured the top spot in the quarterly rankings of top homebuilders in Las Vegas as home prices hit record levels in March.
The brokerage ranked No. 4 globally within the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices’ global network, closing 12,500 transactions and completing $5,233,481,026 in real estate sales across Nevada, Southern California and Arizona.
IS Luxury held off a hard-charging Simply Vegas to capture the highest dollar volume of luxury home sales in 2024.
The Southern Nevada Chapter of NAIOP hosted its April breakfast meeting on future development in the Las Vegas valley that portrayed challenges ahead for the marketplace.
The Clarks’ estate, situated at 9 Stonecutter Court in the esteemed Ascaya community, reflects their commitment to harmonious contemporary design. It is listed for $12.5 million with Darin Marques of Virtue Real Estate Group.
Heirloom at Pebble, the company’s newest senior affordable housing community, will begin leasing in May with a formal grand opening planned in June. Located at 2325 E. Torino Ave., Heirloom at Pebble offers 139 one-bedroom apartments and 56 two-bedroom apartments for qualifying seniors ages 55-plus with incomes from 30 to 60 percent of area median income.
IS Luxury, the premier luxury real estate brokerage in Las Vegas and Henderson, has expanding to Orange County — the firm’s first move outside Nevada.
The Las Vegas luxury market has gotten off to a strong start to 2025, punctuated in March by three sales exceeding $10 million.