Tier1
Entry & Townhomes
Under $400,000
Typical Areas: Cadence Village, townhome parcels
Specs: 38 homes · 1,099–2,030 sqft · 2–4 bd
View →
Cadence Homes for Sale
Live MLS listings · Updated August 30, 2026
By Chris Nevada · Nevada Real Estate Group · 16+ years in Nevada real estate · License S.181401 · Veteran-owned (16-year U.S. Navy) · RealTrends Verified #1 in Nevada
Last reviewed: by Chris Nevada
Cadence currently has active homes for sale. There are 213 Cadence homes for sale in Henderson right now, with a median list price of $507,000 and a range from the $290,000s to about $890,000. Roughly 152 of them are resale and 61 are new construction — so most of what is actually available is a resold home, not a builder spec, despite the advertising. The median Cadence home is about 2,016 square feet at $251 a foot, and homes that sold in the last twelve months took a median of 39 days to close at $485,000.
Cadence is still building out, so inventory turns over quickly and new parcels release through the year.
What Should Cadence Home Buyers Know First?
- 213 active Cadence listings, median list $507,000, range roughly $299,900 to $890,000.
- About 152 of the 213 are resale and 61 are new construction — resale is the larger market.
- 496 Cadence homes closed in the last 12 months at a median of $485,000 and 39 days on market.
- Inventory is mostly single-family (167) with a real townhome segment (46) starting under $400,000.
- Cadence carries SID/LID special assessments on top of HOA — budget for both before you write an offer.
No active listings match this search right now. Call (702) 637-1759 and we'll set up an instant alert the moment one hits the market.
Cadence Homes by Price Tier
Cadence spans a wider price range than most Henderson master plans, and the bottom of it is genuinely reachable. These bands are live GLVAR counts across all Cadence neighborhoods, not builder base prices.
Tier2
Core Single-Family
$400,000–$500,000
Typical Areas: Neighborhood 4, 5, 6
Specs: 66 homes · 1,231–2,514 sqft · 2–4 bd
View →Tier3
Move-Up
$500,000–$600,000
Typical Areas: Ashwood, Symmetry parcels
Specs: 60 homes · 1,595–3,000 sqft · 2–5 bd
View →Tier4
Larger & Multi-Gen
$600,000–$750,000
Typical Areas: Neighborhood 7, newer phases
Specs: 42 homes · 2,011–3,782 sqft · 2–6 bd
View →Tier5
Top of Cadence
$750,000+
Typical Areas: Largest plans, premium lots
Specs: 7 homes · 2,048–4,443 sqft · 3–6 bd
View →Live GLVAR active listings, Cadence neighborhoods only, verified 2026-08-29.
Why Buy Homes for Sale in Cadence?
Cadence is Henderson's east-side master plan off Lake Mead Parkway — roughly 2,200 acres with parks, a large central park, trails and an on-site elementary. It is the valley's most active new-home corridor at accessible prices, with a median list about $150,000 below Henderson's upmarket master plans, while carrying the same Henderson municipal services and school district.
- Median list around $507,000 — materially cheaper than Inspirada or MacDonald Highlands.
- Real entry pricing: 38 active homes under $400,000, including townhomes from the $290,000s.
- A genuinely liquid resale market — 496 closings in 12 months at a 39-day median.
- Active builder presence (D.R. Horton, Lennar, Woodside, Century, StoryBook) means choice and incentives.
- Henderson municipal services and Clark County schools, with Cadence Elementary inside the plan.
What Do Cadence Homes Actually Sell For?
Active list prices tell you what sellers want. These are closings — what buyers actually paid over the last twelve months, next to what is on the market today.
| Measure | Cadence today | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Active listings | 213 | Real choice — more than most Henderson master plans this size |
| Median list price | $507,000 | Below the Henderson median for comparable new-plan inventory |
| Median sold price (12 mo) | $485,000 | Closings run about 4 percent under list — expect negotiating room |
| Median days on market | 39 days | A balanced market: not a bidding war, not stagnant |
| Closed sales (12 mo) | 496 | High liquidity — an easy community to resell in |
| Median size / price per sqft | 2,016 sqft · $251 | Larger and cheaper per foot than most Henderson infill |
| Resale vs new construction | 152 resale · 61 new | Most available Cadence homes are NOT builder inventory |
| Single-family vs townhome | 167 · 46 | A real attached-home segment starting under $400,000 |
Source: GLVAR MLS via Repliers, Cadence neighborhoods only (61 parcel designations), pulled 2026-08-29.
Which Cadence Homes Just Listed in the Last 7 Days?
The newest Cadence listings to reach the GLVAR MLS in the last seven days, pulled live across every Cadence neighborhood. With a 39-day median time on market, the freshest listings are where prepared buyers have the most room. Call (702) 637-1759 for instant alerts on new Cadence inventory.
New Cadence listings are loading from the live MLS — check back shortly or browse all current listings below.
How Do You Reach a Local Cadence Specialist?
Call (702) 637-1759 or email info@nevadagroup.com. Nevada Real Estate Group · 8945 W Russell Rd, Suite 170, Las Vegas, NV 89148 · Nevada license S.181401.
Browse Other Cadence Listings
Cadence FAQ — 7 Answers
What Do Cadence Buyers Most Frequently Ask?
Most AskedHow many homes are for sale in Cadence right now?
There are 213 active Cadence listings on the GLVAR MLS as of August 29, 2026, with a median list price of $507,000. That splits to roughly 167 single-family homes and 46 townhomes, spanning about $299,900 to $890,000.
Is it better to buy new construction or resale in Cadence?
It depends what you value, but know the odds first: about 152 of the 213 available Cadence homes are resale and only 61 are new construction. Resale generally gets you a finished yard, window coverings and often paid-off solar, plus a negotiable price. New construction gets you a warranty, current design and builder incentives on rate buydowns. The advertising you see is almost entirely for the smaller half of the market.
What are the SID and LID fees in Cadence?
Cadence homes carry Special Improvement District and Local Improvement District assessments that fund the infrastructure — roads, utilities, parks — on top of HOA dues and property tax. These are real annual costs, they vary by parcel, and they are frequently missed when buyers compare Cadence to an older Henderson neighborhood. Always request the current SID/LID balance and annual payment for the specific address before you write an offer.
How long do Cadence homes take to sell?
The median Cadence home that closed in the last twelve months took 39 days on market. That is a balanced market — quick enough that well-priced homes move, slow enough that buyers have time to inspect and negotiate rather than waiving everything.
What school district serves Cadence?
Cadence is served by the Clark County School District and the master plan contains Cadence Elementary on site. Middle and high school assignments depend on the parcel, and CCSD boundaries shift with growth, so confirm the current assignment for any address you are serious about rather than relying on a listing sheet.
Is Cadence a good investment in 2026?
The liquidity argument is the strongest one: 496 Cadence homes closed in the last twelve months, so there is a proven, deep resale market — that matters more than any projected appreciation figure. The caution is that Cadence is still building out, which means you may be competing against builder incentives when you eventually sell.
What does a Cadence home cost per square foot?
The median active Cadence listing runs about $251 per square foot on a median 2,016 square feet. That is competitive for newer Henderson construction, and the townhome segment sits meaningfully below it.
Updated August 30, 2026
How Do You Get New Homes for Sale Emailed Daily?
Set your alert in 30 seconds and we'll send matching Cadence listings the moment they hit the MLS — or call (702) 637-1759 to talk with a local specialist.
Or call (702) 637-1759 to talk with a local Cadence specialist.