The Las Vegas high-rise market is on track to record its fewest sales since the 2020 pandemic while setting a record for the price tag buyers are paying for their units.
Droves of volunteers from Rebuilding Together Southern Nevada (RTSNV) spruced up neighborhood homes across Southern Nevada on Oct. 26, in honor of Make a Difference Day.
Las Vegas Realtors (LVR) presented annual awards this month to some of its leading and longtime members, with 2024 LVR President Merri Perry being honored as LVR’s Realtor of the Year.
A recent Las Vegas Realtors report shows an increasing number of local homes available for sale, with record prices for condos and town homes as sales increased from the previous month and year.
Clark County and Henderson economic development officials are touting technology and manufacturing that will help diversify the Southern Nevada economy as they face the challenge of the presidential election slowing decisions of business relocations.
The former home of the late Irwin Molasky, a prominent Las Vegas developer, has been listed for $10 million. The remodeled mansion is located at 2323 Pinto Lane in historic downtown Las Vegas.
Third quarter new-home sales hit their highest level since 2021 despite a drop off in September by recording the lowest monthly sales of the year while registering its highest monthly median price in history.
When guests enter the house at 1680 Silver Mesa Way in the Paradise Palms neighborhood, vintage Halloween décor dominates the midcentury home, which was built in 1964.
Affordability continues to be a buzzword in the Las Vegas housing market with the hope that continued rate cuts by the Federal Reserve during the rest of 2024 and into 2025 will make the valley’s homes more affordable.