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Clark County is putting $12.5 million into Spring Mountain Road, doubling its business grant fund to $1.5 million, and drafting a Chinatown Overlay District — while roughly $70 million in private development lines up behind it. Here is what that does to home values in the four ZIP codes along the corridor.
A 320-acre lake twenty minutes from the Strip, 128 homes for sale from $165,000 to $6.2 million, and a resort calendar most residents never leave for. Here are the ten reasons people actually move to Lake Las Vegas — and the four honest reasons some do not.
We pulled fresh Semrush data on every real estate website serving Las Vegas and scored 20 of them on the same four metrics. Nevada Real Estate Group ranks #1 with 42,611 monthly organic visits — more than doubling since June. Here is the full top 20, including where we do not lead.
Sunrise Manor and North Las Vegas are the two most affordable places to live in the Las Vegas valley — medians around $370,000 and $425,000 against a valley median near $490,000. Here's the full affordability ranking, what each area trades away for the lower price, rent ranges, and which cheap areas are actually good buys.
Miriam Adelson leads Nevada's billionaire roster, and it takes roughly $603,751 a year to crack the state's top 1% of earners. Here's who the valley's billionaires are, where extreme wealth actually lives, what the top-1% and top-5% income thresholds look like, and how the wealth map translates into real estate.
Nevada and Florida both charge zero state income tax — so the retirement decision comes down to everything else: property taxes, insurance, climate, healthcare, and what your housing dollar actually buys. Here's the honest head-to-head from a team that relocates retirees into Nevada every month, including the insurance gap most comparisons ignore.
The 7,500-square-foot Ascension Clubhouse is officially open in The Peaks village of Summerlin South — two resort pools, four pickleball courts, a golf simulator, and a fitness center, all resident-exclusive. Here's exactly what's inside, who gets access, how the amenity changes the value case at Ascension, and what buyers should verify about the HOA tiers before they write.
The salary sites say Las Vegas agents average $81,940 to $98,003 a year — and both numbers are nearly useless. Here's the honest math from a team that closed 789 transactions in 2025: what first-year agents really earn, what top producers actually clear, what it costs to start, and the real answer to whether a Las Vegas real estate career is worth it in 2026.
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.
UNLV now projects Clark County won't hit 3 million residents until about 2055 — a full decade later than its old 2045 estimate. Here's what the slowdown actually says, why it does not mean a Las Vegas price crash, and how buyers, sellers, and investors should read a slower-growth decade.
Solera at Anthem is the guard-gated Del Webb 55+ community inside Henderson's Anthem master plan — roughly 940 single-story homes on 200 acres, a 24-hour staffed gate, and a private resort clubhouse. This 2026 buyer's guide maps the floor plans, price tiers ($350K to $650K), HOA dues, resale market, and how Solera stacks up against the much larger Sun City Anthem next door.
Lennar's Rocco Next Gen at The Falls in Lake Las Vegas is a 5,170-square-foot, seven-bedroom multigenerational home that has been cut $147,101 from its original price — the deepest dollar cut in the community. Here's the real price history, how the private Next Gen suite works, what it costs to own, and how to use a builder price cut as leverage instead of taking it at face value.
Henderson's guard-gated estates have quietly become a landing spot for professional athletes — and the reasons are more financial than glamorous. Here's why players choose MacDonald Highlands, Ascaya, and Seven Hills, the no-state-income-tax math that saves them millions, and what it actually costs to buy on their street in 2026.
Mount Charleston sits at roughly 7,500 feet — 20 to 30 degrees cooler than the Las Vegas valley floor and only about 45 minutes away. Here's what it actually costs to own a home or cabin up here in 2026, the carrying costs valley buyers forget (well, septic, propane, snow, fire insurance), and how to buy a mountain retreat without a nasty surprise.
Thinking about starting or growing a real estate career in Las Vegas? This is the complete guide — how to get your Nevada license, what it costs, team vs. brokerage vs. solo, and why Nevada Real Estate Group, the #1 team in the state, leads Las Vegas in culture, leads, technology, and mentorship.
Lennar's Ganon Next Gen w/ RV is a roughly 4,237-square-foot single-story estate at The Estates in Lone Mountain — six bedrooms, a private Next Gen suite, and the rare RV-height garage bay northwest Las Vegas buyers keep asking for. Here's what it costs, how the RV garage and multigen suite work, how it compares to the wider Lone Mountain market, and how to buy it without losing your leverage.
Clark County just approved a 752-foot, 2,605-unit resort with an 18,000-seat NBA-ready arena on the old Wet 'n Wild land between the Sahara and Fontainebleau. Here is what the LVXP project actually is, how it stacks against the six competing arena bids, and what history says it means for North Strip condo values, rentals, and the buyers weighing a move now versus later.
Clark County's first community land trust development is real, under construction, and priced in the low-$300Ks in a valley where the median tops $480K. Here is exactly how Rebecca Place works — the ground lease, the resale formula, who qualifies at 80–100% of area median income — and the honest trade-offs against traditional ownership.
Where can a first-time buyer actually win in Las Vegas in 2026? We ranked ten neighborhoods by entry price, commute, schools, and long-term upside — from Craig Ranch and Aliante in the north valley to Cadence, Whitney Ranch, and Green Valley North in Henderson — with real payment math and the assistance programs that close the gap.
Nevada has no rent control, so a Reno or Sparks landlord can raise rent by any amount — but NRS 118A makes the process strict: 60 days' written notice, no mid-lease increases, no retaliation, and hard caps on late fees and deposits. Here is what Northern Nevada renters and landlords can and cannot do in 2026.
Nevada has no rent control — a Las Vegas landlord can raise rent by any amount. But NRS 118A wraps that power in strict rules: 60 days' written notice, no mid-lease increases, no retaliation, and hard caps on late fees and deposits. Here is exactly what is legal, what is not, and what both sides can do about it in 2026.
Nevada's 2025 Legislature passed a stack of housing laws that hit in 2026 — from a statewide ADU mandate and new HOA rental and solar rules to written-agreement requirements for real estate agents. Here's every major change, when it takes effect, and exactly who it affects — buyers, sellers, landlords, and HOA members.
The Las Vegas market has flipped. Where buyers once competed for every house, houses now compete for every buyer. If your home is sitting with little activity, that silence is market feedback — here's how to read it, why pricing and positioning decide who sells, and how to reposition your home to become the one buyers choose.
A licensed Las Vegas agent's guide to switching brokerages or joining a team in 2026 — how to transfer your Nevada license, what splits and caps really cost you, how non-competes and non-solicitation clauses work in Nevada, what happens to your active listings, and the exact questions to ask before you sign.