BrookshireHomes for Sale · Las Vegas, NV

What Is It Like Living in Brookshire, Las Vegas?

Brookshire is a single-family · newer construction in Las Vegas, Nevada (ZIP 89113). The sections below cover available listings, market data, schools, HOA questions, and how Brookshire compares to nearby communities. Check the source and date shown with each fact.

Brookshire is an upscale newer neighborhood of roughly 50 single-family homes in ZIP 89113, in the heart of the southwest Las Vegas Valley. Built between 2015 and 2017, it delivered substantial homes — floor plans run from 2,330 to a commanding 4,096 square feet — that today anchor the upper tier of the area's resale market. Recent sales have spanned a wide $628K to $1.75M with a median near $745K; the spread is honest and real, reflecting the difference between the standard plans and the largest, most heavily upgraded homes at the top of the community. This is squarely move-up and executive territory.

The streets carry a creekside naming theme — Old Daylily, Foundry Branch, Sweetwater Creek, Aster Meadow, and Broad Branch — and the housing stock is consistent mid-2010s construction: open-concept great rooms, large kitchens, and the energy standards of the era, young enough that major systems remain early in their life cycles. At 2,330 square feet the entry plans already live large, while the 4,000-plus-square-foot homes at the top offer genuine estate scale. Annual property taxes on recent sales ran roughly $3,948 to $10,809, tracking the wide valuation range, and HOA dues stay moderate at $0 to about $133 per month depending on the home.

ZIP 89113 is one of the southwest's most convenient addresses: the 215 Beltway is minutes away, the Strip roughly 10 to 15 minutes via Flamingo or Spring Mountain Road, Harry Reid International Airport about 20 minutes via I-215, and Downtown Summerlin around 15 minutes north. Everyday retail and dining line the Beltway corridor, and Desert Breeze Park's community center, wave pool, and sports fields serve the area a short drive north. Schools include Clark County School District campuses plus the private and charter options — Bishop Gorman among them — that draw many executive relocations to this quadrant of the valley.

Supply is genuinely scarce: 18 resales have closed since early 2023, and at last count there were zero active listings — in a 50-home community of this caliber, homes sell and the market goes quiet. Brookshire fits move-up families who need 2,300-plus square feet, executive relocations targeting the southwest's Beltway corridor, and buyers who want mid-2010s construction below the price of the area's guard-gated alternatives. If Brookshire is on your shortlist, get alerts running now — Nevada Real Estate Group can also approach owners quietly when nothing is on the market.