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Inside Calico Ridge — the Henderson hillside community east of Anthem with Strip and valley views: 2026 pricing, sub-villages, schools, HOA, and how it stacks up against Seven Hills and MacDonald Ranch.
Inside Downtown Summerlin in 2026 — the open-air retail core anchored by the Las Vegas Aviators ballpark, City National Arena, 125+ stores and restaurants, the Festival Grounds concert venue, and the residential condos and luxury villages that sit within a walkable half-mile.
Inside Canyon Gate Country Club — central-west Las Vegas's original guard-gated golf community: 2026 pricing, sub-villages, private golf membership, schools, HOA, and how it stacks up against Spanish Trail and Tournament Hills.
Inside Boulder City — Nevada's gambling-banned, growth-controlled small town between Lake Mead and Henderson: 2026 home pricing, historic district, schools, growth ordinance, and how it differs from the broader Las Vegas valley.
Inside Stonebridge — far-west Summerlin's Toll Brothers, Taylor Morrison, and Woodside multi-builder master plan: 2026 pricing, sub-villages, schools, HOA, and how it stacks up against Reverence and Kestrel.
Inside The Trails — Summerlin's central-west established village: mature streetscape, 2026 resale pricing, sub-neighborhoods, schools, HOA, and how it stacks up against The Paseos and The Hills.
Inside Anthem Country Club — Henderson's guard-gated Hale Irwin signature golf community: 2026 pricing, sub-villages, schools, HOA, club membership, and how it stacks up against MacDonald Highlands and Seven Hills.
Inside Providence — the Focus Property Group master plan in northwest Las Vegas: 2026 builder mix, pricing tiers, schools, HOA, amenities, and how it stacks up against Skye Canyon and Centennial Hills.
Inside Reverence — Pulte's far-west Summerlin master plan: floor plan collections, 2026 pricing, schools, HOA, amenities, and how it stacks up against The Cliffs, Stonebridge, and Kestrel.
Inside the guard-gated Estates at Lone Mountain in northwest Las Vegas: half-acre to two-acre lots, custom estate homes, 2026 pricing, schools, HOA, and how it stacks up against Summerlin and Henderson.
Inside Iron Mountain Ranch — the guard-gated NW Las Vegas luxury enclave: half-acre to acre-plus lots, custom estates, 2026 pricing, schools, HOA, and how it stacks up against The Estates at Lone Mountain.
Inside Red Rock Country Club — the Summerlin guard-gated luxury village with two TPC-designed golf courses, custom and semi-custom estates, 2026 pricing, schools, HOA, and how it stacks up against The Ridges and Spanish Trail.
Tuscany is the established gated golf master-planned community in central Henderson — approximately 700 acres of Tuscan-styled single-family homes built around the Ted Robinson-designed Tuscany Golf Club, with a price tier that sits below Anthem Country Club and Seven Hills but above Green Valley Ranch. Home prices in 2026 run from approximately $400,000 for entry-tier resale up to over $1.5 million for premium custom builds. The 2026 buyer-side map of every sub-village, golf course access, school zoning, HOA structure, and how Tuscany fits the value-luxury sweet spot in the broader Henderson gated master-plan landscape.
Spanish Trail is the original Las Vegas guard-gated luxury master-planned community — 640 acres in the central-west valley anchored by the Spanish Trail Country Club's 27-hole Robert Trent Jones Sr. golf course, established in 1979 by Howard Hughes Properties as the first major guard-gated luxury development in Las Vegas. The community contains approximately 750 single-family estate homes across 16 named villages with prices in 2026 from approximately $700,000 for established resale up to over $5 million for the largest custom estates. The 2026 buyer-side map of every village, country club membership, school zoning, HOA structure, and how Spanish Trail compares to Queensridge, Canyon Gate, and the newer luxury master plans.
Queensridge is the 987-home guard-gated luxury single-family enclave inside the Peccole Ranch master plan in central-west Las Vegas — a Mediterranean, Tuscan, and traditional-European custom-build community that sits adjacent to the One Queensridge Place luxury condominium towers (a separate but related Queensridge-branded community). Home prices in 2026 run from approximately $725,000 for established resale up to over $5 million for the largest custom estates. The 2026 buyer-side map of every sub-section, school zoning, HOA structure, the Badlands Golf Course adjacency, and how Queensridge compares to Spanish Trail, The Ridges, and Canyon Gate.
The Paseos is the established mid-1990s Summerlin village built into the central-west footprint of the Howard Hughes master plan — approximately 750 acres of mature single-family neighborhoods, Mediterranean and Spanish revival architecture, the destination Fox Hill Park amenity complex, and top-rated Palo Verde school zoning. Home prices in 2026 run from approximately $625,000 for smaller resale product up to over $2.4 million for premium custom builds. The 2026 buyer-side map of every sub-neighborhood, school zoning, Fox Hill amenity, HOA structure, and how The Paseos compares to the established Trails and Hills villages plus the newer Summerlin West villages.
The Cliffs is the established Summerlin West village built into the elevated foothills directly above Red Rock Canyon — approximately 525 acres of contemporary new construction and resale homes from leading Las Vegas builders including Toll Brothers, Lennar, Tri Pointe, Richmond American, and Pulte. Home prices in 2026 run from approximately $700,000 for entry-tier new builds up to over $3.5 million in the gated Ascension at the Cliffs luxury enclave. The 2026 buyer-side map of every sub-village, builder program, school zoning, HOA structure, and how The Cliffs compares head-to-head with Stonebridge, Kestrel, and Redpoint.
Sun City Anthem is the second-largest Del Webb 55-plus master-planned community in the Las Vegas valley — 7,219 homes on approximately 2,250 acres along the elevated south Henderson hillside, with Revere Golf Club, three resident recreation centers, and the broadest panoramic Las Vegas Strip views of any 55-plus community in southern Nevada. Home prices in 2026 run from approximately $345,000 for entry-tier resale up to over $900,000 for premium hillside homes with the most direct Strip-view orientation. The 2026 buyer-side map of every village section, golf access, recreation centers, HOA structure, and how Sun City Anthem compares head-to-head against Sun City Summerlin and the newer 55-plus alternatives.
Sun City Summerlin is the original Del Webb-built 55-plus master-planned community in the [Las Vegas](/las-vegas/) valley — 7,779 homes on approximately 2,000 acres in west [Summerlin](/summerlin/) with three full 18-hole golf courses, four resident-only recreation centers, and one of the largest organized club programs of any active-adult community in the country. Home prices in 2026 run from approximately $310,000 for entry-tier resale up to over $1.2 million for the most premium golf-course-frontage homes. The 2026 buyer-side map of every village section, golf course, recreation center, HOA structure, and how Sun City Summerlin compares to Sun City Anthem and the newer 55-plus alternatives.
Centennial Hills is the established northwest Las Vegas family corridor — a roughly 30-square-mile area along the US-95 corridor with some of the top-rated CCSD schools in the valley, Providence and Iron Mountain Ranch as the anchor master plans, and a price range running from approximately $375,000 for established starter homes up to over $1.5 million for newer custom builds. The 2026 buyer-side map of every sub-neighborhood, school zoning, park system, HOA structure, and how the area compares to Summerlin and Skye Canyon for relocating families.
Seven Hills is the 1,300-acre guard-gated golf master plan in south Henderson — home to Rio Secco Golf Club (Rees Jones design and host of the Butch Harmon School of Golf), the double guard-gated Terracina ultra-luxury enclave, and one of the broadest luxury price ranges in the Henderson hills. Home prices run from approximately $500,000 for established resale homes up to over $7 million for Terracina custom estates. The 2026 buyer-side map of every sub-enclave, school zoning, HOA structure, and how Seven Hills compares to MacDonald Highlands and Anthem Country Club.
Lake Las Vegas is the 3,592-acre waterfront master plan in eastern Henderson built around a 320-acre privately-held lake — the only true lakefront residential community in the Las Vegas metro. The portfolio spans 10-plus sub-communities from MonteLago Village condos in the $400,000s to SouthShore custom estates over $20 million. Two Jack Nicklaus golf courses, the Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort, and a private 320-acre lake with motorized boat access from select lots. The full 2026 buyer map: sub-communities, HOA, schools, resale, and how Lake Las Vegas compares to MacDonald Highlands and Anthem Country Club.
One Queensridge Place is the largest off-Strip ultra-luxury high-rise in Las Vegas — twin 18-story towers with 219 residences inside the guard-gated Queensridge community in west Las Vegas. Residences run 2,800 to over 10,000 square feet with prices from $500,000 (entry-tier Garden-Level) up to over $5 million (Sky Residences). Full-service hotel-style amenities: concierge, valet, resort pool, fitness, wine storage. The complete residence-tier-by-residence-tier map, HOA economics, school zoning, and head-to-head versus Veer Towers, Waldorf Astoria, and Four Seasons Private Residences.
Spring Valley is the 33-square-mile unincorporated west Las Vegas district with over 60,000 homes and 180,000-plus residents — the largest established residential area in the metro outside of Henderson. Prices run $300,000 to $700,000 across diverse sub-neighborhoods, with adjacent guard-gated luxury (Canyon Gate Country Club, Spanish Trail, The Lakes) reaching $2 million-plus. The full sub-neighborhood, school, HOA, and resale map for 2026 — plus the investment / rental analysis that makes Spring Valley one of the most active value-add markets in the metro.