Redfin’s latest report has Las Vegas ranked fifth in the country for home purchase agreements falling through.
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About 800 people in Nevada are locked into long-term agreements with a real estate company that used a now outlawed type of contract in the state.
A luxury homebuilder has started a new project along Charleston Boulevard just west of the 215 Beltway.
Every Summerlin resident is set to see an increase in their monthly master association dues beginning Jan. 1, according to the community’s Summerlines newsletter.
Nevada has a historically low tax burden, so the benefit is one of the lowest in the country.
The Las Vegas Valley saw the biggest increase in the country in starter homes on the market, according to a new Redfin report.
The builders acquired land tracts off Far Hills Avenue in an area with several new housing tracts underway.
Las Vegas Realtors President George Kypreos said the local real estate market is going through a “reset.”
George Kypreos, the current president of the Las Vegas Realtors, spoke to the Las Vegas Review-Journal about the valley’s real estate climate in 2025 and where the market is headed.
A new report from UNLV’s Lied Center for Real Estate estimates that over the next 13 years the valley will see an additional 80,000 buildings become 50 years or older.
Redfin’s latest report shows the valley has seen the second biggest shift in the country, behind Denver, from a seller’s to a buyer’s market year over year.
Prices are still high in Southern Nevada, making it difficult for many would-be buyers to afford a place.
Gary Mayo will oversee developer Jim Rhodes’ long-sought hilltop project west of Las Vegas.
Summerlin’s developer sold a big land tract on the edge of Las Vegas for more than $100 million, after a builder drew up plans for hundreds of houses on the site.
Mike Roland, the founder of The Roland Team, said until mortgage rates come down, the industry will continue to see a slowdown in sales.