When buyers from outside Las Vegas tell me they're interested in Summerlin, one of the first things I sometimes hear is some version of: I love Summerlin, but I don't know if I need to spend $1 million or more to live there. I understand where that impression comes Continue Reading
August brought a slower pace to the Las Vegas housing market, but the numbers tell a more nuanced story than declining sales alone. Fewer homes closed during the month, inventory gave buyers more breathing room, and the median price for a single-family home edged lower. At Continue Reading
Why the First Few Weeks Matter When buyers have more homes to choose from, they shop differently. They compare similar properties more closely. They notice which homes have been sitting. They see price reductions as they happen. And when two homes meet roughly the same Continue Reading
Buying a New Build in Summerlin? The Incentive Is Only Part of the Deal New construction in Summerlin is giving buyers something worth paying attention to right now: choice. Summerlin entered 2026 after opening 10 new neighborhoods in 2025, with another 11 planned for this Continue Reading
July is a good example of why I never look at one housing statistic in isolation. After a strong June, Las Vegas home sales slowed in July and the median single-family home price moved back to $480,000. If those were the only numbers you looked at, it would be easy to Continue Reading
Over the past few years, buying a home often meant moving quickly or missing out. Multiple offers, waived contingencies, bidding wars, and homes selling within days became the norm. Buyers had very little room to negotiate because sellers held most of the leverage. Today's Continue Reading
