Neighborhood rankings and comparisons across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, Reno and Sparks. 77 articles, newest first.
City records show what Lennar may build on the former Cashman Field and Grant Sawyer sites, which approvals are done and which are still open, and what homes within a mile of the old ballpark actually sold for over the last 12 months.
Compare Summerlin-area and Southwest Las Vegas shopping options using a dated six-ZIP MLS sample, consistent home filters, payment math and address-level fee checks.
Inspirada closed 375 homes at a $543,750 median and Cadence 690 at $479,400 in the 12 months ending August 31, 2026, by our MLS pull. Here is how the two Henderson master plans compare on drive times, builders, dues, the LID T-18 assessment, parks and zoned schools.
Summerlin's four core ZIP codes closed 2,453 homes at a $650,245 median in the 12 months ending August 31, 2026, while Inspirada closed 372 at $540,500. Here is how the two master plans compare on dues, improvement districts, tax rates, drive times, parks, builders and the rules you sign up for.
Boulder City Police reported 24 violent crimes and 129 property crimes in 2025. Review the official counts, local prevention programs and practical checks for homes, daily routes and Lake Mead outings.
Dayton safety research needs the right geography. Understand Lyon County sheriff crime figures, Dayton drainage planning, private-property access and the inspections that matter before buying.
Fallon Police reported 23 violent crimes and 157 property crimes in 2025. Learn what those agency counts cover and how to investigate water, flood exposure, access and the condition of a Fallon-area home.
Fernley safety research starts with the right jurisdiction. Learn why Lyon County Sheriff's Office totals are not a Fernley crime rate, and how to check a home's flood exposure, daily routes and condition.
Mesquite's official 2025 police reports show 29 violent crimes and 197 property crimes. Here is what those counts mean, plus practical checks for seasonal homes, desert heat and local access.
Pahrump safety starts with the right geography. Read the 2025 Nye County sheriff figures, understand their limits, and check access, flood exposure and water at the home itself.
Henderson's citywide Walk Score is 30, but the Water Street District scores 85 and Green Valley Ranch 52. Here is how every walkable Henderson neighborhood ranks on Walk Score, transit, the city's 300-plus miles of trails, and what homes actually sold for in the 12 months ending September 18, 2026.
Three submarkets, three very different price tags: South Reno closed at a $810,000 median, Spanish Springs at $585,000, and Northwest Reno at $569,999 in the 12 months ending September 18, 2026. Here is how price, commute, wildfire exposure, water, HOA dues, and housing stock compare across the three sides of the valley.
Summerlin closed 1,936 MLS homes at a $630,000 median in the 12 months ending September 18, 2026; Skye Canyon closed 309 at $535,000 with 45% of them brand new. Here is how the two west-valley master plans compare on price per foot, builders, HOA and SID layers, the 215 versus US-95 commute, schools, amenities, elevation and resale, and who each one fits.
North Las Vegas recorded 2,709 single-family sales in the twelve months to August 2026 and not one of them reached $1 million. The top of this market is a genuinely different animal from the rest of the valley, and the best-known name up here does not lead it. Villages at Tule Springs took the top spot at $538,000 while Aliante ranked seventh.
Summerlin is 22,500 acres and its villages are not remotely equal. Across 1,935 closed sales in the twelve months to August 2026, The Ridges ran a $3,575,000 median at $797 a square foot while Sun City Summerlin ran $510,000 — a seven-fold spread inside one master plan. Here is every village ranked, what separates them, and which one gives you the most house for the money.
Ranked from twelve months of closed single-family sales rather than opinion, four of the five most expensive neighborhoods in Las Vegas sit inside Summerlin. The Summit Club led at a $19,125,000 median on just four sales, ahead of Tournament Hills and The Ridges. Here is the measured ranking, plus the Southern Highlands Golf Club, the one top-five community outside the master plan.
254 Las Vegas homes closed above $3 million in the past 12 months, 28 of them above $10 million. Here is where every mansion enclave sits, what each one actually sold for, and what it costs to own one.
Buyers arrive at Tahoe looking for a cabin and find a 1970s house or a condominium. The word survives from an era that has mostly been rebuilt — here is what the Nevada shore actually sells, by decade and by price.
Summerlin South closed at a $842,500 median in the 12 months ending August 31, 2026, against $595,000 in Summerlin North. Our own MLS measurement says the south rose 9.4% year over year and the north 0.8%, but price per square foot tells a different story. Here is which half fits which buyer.
A $400 million rebuild is underway in Las Vegas' Historic Westside, anchored by a $50 million federal grant, with a $53 million microbusiness park opening beside it. Here is what is actually being built, on what timeline, and what buyers should understand.
Living near the Strip costs less than the Las Vegas median, not more — $340,950 against $470,598. But 'near the Strip' is really two unrelated markets, and the one you pick decides almost everything about the experience.
In the 89135 ZIP code your middle school and high school are close to settled — Sig Rogich and Palo Verde serve almost every neighborhood. The variable is elementary, where four separate zones run through one ZIP and swing your entry price by roughly $250,000.
The east valley's Sunrise Manor ZIPs and North Las Vegas are the most affordable places to live in Las Vegas — ZIP medians of $329,500 to $376,500 against a $445,000 valley median in the 12 months ending September 18, 2026. Here's the full ranking of every ZIP under $400,000 with price per square foot, days on market, and condo share, the rent context, and which cheap areas are actually good buys.
The Ridges in Summerlin and The Summit Club sit at the top of the Las Vegas wealth map — but the full 2026 ranking runs deeper than the two famous names. Here's every neighborhood where the valley's wealth actually concentrates, ranked by real closing data: entry prices, trophy sales, and the guard-gated addresses where 11 of this year's 20 biggest deals closed.