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LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Locals and transplants alike have seen the shifts in both home buying opportunities and prices across the the Las Vegas Valley. A new report is showing us the numbers behind the market, including one harking back to the 2008 crash. Since the post-pandemic housing boom took off, peaks and slumps have
High-rise condo sales in Las Vegas, led by strength at the Waldorf Astoria, set a record during the first quarter in the average sales price and price per square foot. Research firm Applied Analysis reported there were 162 closings in the 21 high-rise towers tracked January through March — the same number as the first
Led by Lennar as the clear winner as the top homebuilder in the first quarter, the Las Vegas new-home market posted a strong first quarter despite elevated mortgage rates. With more than 1,300 new-home net sales in March — sales minus cancellations — the market surpassed 1,300 for the first time since March 2021. This
Sellers of condominiums and townhomes in Las Vegas have hit the jackpot. The median price of a condo or townhouse sold around Sin City in April was $290,000, a record high and a 7.4 percent increase from April last year, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported, citing figures from Las Vegas Realtors. The price surpassed the
High-rise condo sales in Las Vegas, led by strength at the Waldorf Astoria, set a record during the first quarter in the average sales price and price per square foot. Research firm Applied Analysis reported there were 162 closings in the 21 high-rise towers tracked January through March — the same number as the first
High-rise condo sales in Las Vegas, led by strength at the Waldorf Astoria, set a record during the first quarter in the average sales price and price per square foot. Research firm Applied Analysis reported there were 162 closings in the 21 high-rise towers tracked January through March — the same number as the first
Enterprise and the southwest valley are the talk of the town as the unincorporated township and submarket are experiencing booming population and commercial and residential growth. In fact, Enterprise is growing more than twice as fast as the Las Vegas Valley as a whole, according to population figures from Esri, a GIS mapping software company.