LAS VEGAS REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Las Vegas Realtor: NREG's 150+ Real Estate Agent Team

Buying or selling in Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin or North Las Vegas? Start with a free consultation about your next move, or browse our local agents below.

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  • Free consultation. Talk through your budget, location and timing before deciding how to move forward.
  • Cancel your listing anytime. Our 7-Day Listing Agreement has no seven-day waiting period. Review the written notice process and any obligations that remain.
  • Weekend appointments by request. Tell us your preferred time; your agent will confirm availability.
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Chris Nevada, Nevada Real Estate Group team leader
Chris Nevada
Nevada Real Estate Group
LPT Realty
NV License S.181401
#1Team in Nevada
$4.85B+Total sales volume
9,600+Properties sold
9,097+Five-star reviews
150+Agent team

Chris Nevada · Nevada License S.181401 · LPT Realty · Verifiable at red.nv.gov

Who are the Las Vegas real estate agents at Nevada Real Estate Group?

98 licensed Southern Nevada agents, listed from our live roster. Each card links to the agent’s profile with contact details, license number, and reviews.

Browse the roster or narrow it by name and listed language.

About Nevada Real Estate Group

Looking for a Las Vegas realtor? Nevada Real Estate Group is the #1 real estate team in Nevada and #44 in the nation (RealTrends Verified, 2025), led by Chris Nevada under Nevada license S.181401 and brokered by LPT Realty. Our Las Vegas agents are part of a 150+ agent team that has closed 9,600+ transactions and $4.85 billion+ in sales volume, with 9,097+ verified five-star reviews across three independent review platforms. In 2025 alone the team closed 789 transactions and $361.5 million+ in volume. Every Southern Nevada agent below is listed by name, photo, and license number so you can verify them at red.nv.gov before you call (702) 637-1759.

  • Every agent on this page is an active Nevada licensee; verify any license number at red.nv.gov before you engage.
  • NREG closed 789 transactions and $361.5 million+ in 2025, on top of 9,600+ career closings across Nevada.
  • The Las Vegas Google profile shows 1,196 reviews and a 5.0 rating, checked October 30, 2026; review-platform links are below.
  • Nevada law (NRS Chapter 645) requires every licensee to give you a written Duties Owed disclosure; ask for it at the first meeting.
  • Call (702) 637-1759 and we match you to an agent by neighborhood and transaction type, not by rotation.

How do you choose a Las Vegas real estate agent?

Use the same checklist we would use to hire an agent for a family member. Every item is something you can verify yourself before a first meeting.

  1. Verify the license first

    Search the agent's name at red.nv.gov, the Nevada Real Estate Division's public licensee lookup. Confirm the license is active, note the brokerage of record, and read any disciplinary history. Chris Nevada's license is S.181401; every NREG agent card on this page shows the agent's own number.

  2. Ask for transaction volume in writing

    Ask how many transactions the agent and the team closed in the last 12 months and how many were in your price band. NREG closed 789 transactions in 2025; ask any agent you interview for their own share of that number and for recent closed addresses.

  3. Match the neighborhood specialty

    Summerlin, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and the southwest valley each have different HOA structures, school zones, and builder activity. Ask for the agent’s recent closings in the specific master plan or ZIP you are targeting, not citywide totals.

  4. Check review recency, not just the total

    A profile with reviews from the last 90 days tells you the agent is closing now. Our Las Vegas review profiles are linked below so you can sort by date and read the most recent ones yourself.

  5. Get the disclosures NRS 645 requires

    Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 645 governs licensee conduct. Expect a written Duties Owed by a Nevada Real Estate Licensee disclosure and a written brokerage agreement that states compensation. Since the 2024 NAR settlement, buyer agreements must be in writing before you tour homes with an agent.

  6. Confirm who actually handles your file

    On a team, ask whether the person you interview is the person who writes your offers, attends inspections, and negotiates repairs. At NREG the agent you are matched with runs the transaction; transaction coordination and marketing staff support them.

What does an NREG agent do for buyers and sellers?

The list below is the working scope of a Las Vegas engagement. Everything in it is put in writing in the representation agreement before work starts.

For buyers

  • Lender introductions and a pre-approval before the first tour, so offers are credible on day one.
  • A neighborhood shortlist built from live GLVAR data, not a generic citywide search.
  • Showings, including guard-gated communities that require advance broker coordination.
  • Offer strategy, contingencies, and inspection and repair negotiation.
  • New-construction representation: we register with the builder before your first visit so you keep independent representation. See new construction.
  • Escrow management through closing, including remote closings for buyers relocating from out of state. See moving to Las Vegas.

For sellers

  • A written pricing analysis from current GLVAR comparables before you sign anything.
  • Professional photography, video, and paid digital marketing for the listing.
  • Exposure to the 150+ agent internal network alongside MLS syndication.
  • Offer review, negotiation, and appraisal and inspection management.
  • A 7-day listing agreement: cancel at any time; review the written notice process and any obligations that remain.
  • Coordination through closing, including sell-and-buy timing when you are moving within the valley. See sellers.

How many five-star reviews do NREG’s Las Vegas agents have?

Nevada Real Estate Group holds 9,097+ verified five-star reviews across five profiles on three independent platforms. The Las Vegas profiles are below; the FastExpert count is statewide.

See all 9,097+ reviews

Why work with a NREG agent in Las Vegas?

  • Statewide scale: 150+ licensed agents, 9,600+ closed transactions, and $4.85 billion+ in volume under one team, ranked #1 in Nevada by RealTrends Verified for 2025.
  • Current production: 789 closed transactions and $361.5 million+ in 2025, so the pricing and negotiation data we work from is from this cycle.
  • Live GLVAR MLS data on this site through Repliers IDX: every search, price-reduction feed, and community page reads the same feed listing agents use.
  • Verifiable people: each agent card below shows the license number the registry holds for that agent, and any of them can be looked up at red.nv.gov.
  • One brokerage of record: LPT Realty, with Chris Nevada (license S.181401) as team leader.

What awards has the NREG team earned?

Third-party rankings you can check against the publisher, not self-issued badges.

  • #1 Real Estate Team in NevadaRealTrends Verified · 2025
  • #1 Team in Las VegasRealTrends Verified · 2025
  • #44 in the U.S. by Sides · #50 by VolumeRealTrends · 2025
  • RealTrends The ThousandThe Wall Street Journal × RealTrends · 2025
  • America's Best Real Estate ProfessionalsUSA TODAY × RealTrends · 2025

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Match me with a Las Vegas agent

Tell us your price range, neighborhood priorities, and whether you are buying, selling, or both. A NREG agent will respond the same business day with agent recommendations and a consult window.

  • Your goal: buying, selling, or planning both.
  • Your search: location, budget or property address, and any language preference.
  • Your timing: when you want to move and how you prefer to be contacted.

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Frequently asked questions about Las Vegas real estate agents

Is the Las Vegas consultation free?
Yes. The initial consultation is free and carries no obligation to hire Nevada Real Estate Group. Tell us whether you are buying, selling or both, your location and your timing. Representation services and compensation are separate and are set out in your written agreement.
Can I cancel my listing agreement at any time?
Yes. With our 7-Day Listing Agreement, you can cancel at any time; you do not have to wait seven days. Review your written agreement for how to give notice and any obligations that remain. This does not promise that every fee or existing contractual obligation disappears.
Can I request a weekend appointment?
Yes. Weekend appointments are available by request. Tell us your preferred time and whether you want to discuss buying, selling or both; your agent will confirm availability.
How do I find the best real estate agent in Las Vegas?
Verify the license at red.nv.gov, ask for the agent’s closings in the last 12 months in your submarket and price band, and read the most recent reviews rather than the total count. Nevada Real Estate Group operates under Nevada license S.181401, has closed 9,600+ transactions statewide, and holds 9,097+ verified five-star reviews. Call (702) 637-1759 for a Las Vegas agent match. Our guide to the best real estate agents in Las Vegas walks through each check.
How many real estate agents does Nevada Real Estate Group have in Las Vegas?
The team has 150+ licensed agents across Nevada. The roster on this page lists every Southern Nevada agent with a public profile, each with a photo, license number, and a link to their profile page.
What does it cost to work with an NREG buyer’s agent in Las Vegas?
Buyer-agent compensation is negotiated and written into the buyer representation agreement before you tour homes. In many Las Vegas transactions the seller agrees to cover some or all of it, but since the 2024 NAR settlement that offer is negotiated per transaction rather than published in the MLS. We put the number in writing before the first showing.
How much do Las Vegas real estate agents charge to sell a home?
Commissions are negotiable; there is no fixed rate in Nevada. Nevada Real Estate Group provides a written commission proposal at the listing appointment, and our 7-day listing agreement lets you cancel at any time. Review its written notice process and any obligations that remain. For how commissions work since the NAR settlement, see Las Vegas real estate commissions; for worked examples, including a $300,000 sale, see what Las Vegas agents make.
Are NREG agents REALTORS or just licensed agents?
A real estate agent holds an active state license. A REALTOR® is an agent who is also a member of the National Association of REALTORS and follows its Code of Ethics. Nevada Real Estate Group agents in Southern Nevada are licensed Nevada agents and members of the local REALTOR association whose MLS powers the listings on this site. Our Realtor vs. real estate agent guide explains the difference under Nevada law.
Can one NREG agent represent both the buyer and the seller?
Nevada law allows a licensee to act for more than one party only with the written consent of each party (the Consent to Act form under NRS Chapter 645). Our practice is to assign a second NREG agent so each side has its own representation.
How do I verify a Las Vegas real estate agent’s license?
Go to red.nv.gov, the Nevada Real Estate Division, and use the licensee search. It shows license status, brokerage affiliation, expiration date, and any disciplinary history. Chris Nevada’s license is S.181401, and each agent card on this page shows the license number the registry holds for that agent.
Which Las Vegas areas do NREG agents cover?
All of Clark County: Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, and Boulder City, plus the luxury, guard-gated, 55+, new-construction, and high-rise segments.
Can an NREG agent help me relocate to Las Vegas from another state?
Yes. Relocations are one of our most common engagements: virtual tours, lender introductions, an in-person tour trip when you are ready, and remote escrow and closing. See the moving to Las Vegas guide for the full workflow.
Does NREG represent buyers on new-construction homes?
Yes. Register with an NREG agent before your first builder visit so you keep independent representation; the builder’s sales staff work for the builder. We negotiate incentives, lot premiums, and contract terms on your side. Start at new construction.
How quickly will a Las Vegas agent respond?
Inquiries route to a Southern Nevada agent the same business day. Phone lines are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at (702) 637-1759, or email info@nevadagroup.com.
Who is the brokerage of record for NREG agents?
LPT Realty. Every Nevada Real Estate Group agent’s license is held under LPT Realty, which you can confirm under brokerage affiliation in the red.nv.gov licensee search. The Southern Nevada office is at 8945 W Russell Rd, Suite 170, Las Vegas, NV 89148.

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