Southern Nevada homebuilders are key to the Nevada Builder Trade In Program’s success as their home designs and quality customer service influence homeowners’ decisions to buy a brand-new home while selling their existing home through this contingency program.
More than 40,000 Southern Nevadans kicked off Independence Day in Summerlin at the 24th annual Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade, Southern Nevada’s largest Fourth of July parade with more than 70 entries. Fan favorite and new entry was “Vegas Golden Knights: Vegas Born, Vegas Strong,” presented by City National Bank and featuring Vegas Golden Knights defenseman and alternate captain, Deryk Engelland, his wife, Melissa, and their sons, Cash and Talon.
Woodside Homes, the first homebuilder to open a neighborhood in Summerlin in 1991 and boasting a 27-year building history in the master-planned community, currently offers two neighborhoods in Summerlin: Skystone in The Cliffs village and Savona in The Paseos village.
The entire valley is invited to celebrate Independence Day in Summerlin with major events that start and end the day: the 24th annual Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade at 9 a.m.; the Las Vegas Philharmonic’s Star Spangled Spectacular concert with fireworks at TPC Summerlin in the evening; and a free fireworks show presented by Red Rock Resort at 9 p.m. visible from Downtown Summerlin and surrounding neighborhoods.
Summit Homes of Nevada and Presidio Residential Capital have announced that sales are open at Duneville Meadows, a new community in southwest Las Vegas that will add 19 single-family detached homes to this high-demand market. Home prices range from the low 300,000s.
Congratulations, you made it to the weekend. If shopping for a new home tops your list of Saturday activities, make Ridgecrest in North Las Vegas your first stop. Century Communities will be hosting a grand opening celebration with light refreshments from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and several giveaway items.
A respite from rising interest rates turned out to be short-lived as mortgage rates edged up again in Bankrate’s latest weekly survey of national mortgage lenders.
Mira Villa by Toll Brothers, a luxury condominium neighborhood in The Canyons village and one of two new condo projects in Summerlin, is now building an interest list for those seeking a maintenance-free lifestyle in this popular golf-themed village of the master-planned community.
Among the first homeowners in the Pardee Homes Axis neighborhood, Perry and Gae Basch have become unofficial ambassadors for their new luxury hillside community in Henderson.
Century Communities plans to hold a grand opening celebration at Ridgecrest on June 30 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. During the event, guests can view five two-story floor plans in this gated community — including four completely new designs. Prices start in the $260,000s. Homes at Ridgecrest range from 1,735 square feet to 2,638 square feet and feature three to five bedrooms, 2½ to three baths, and two-car garages.
Passport to Win Giveaway offers a chance to win $3,000-plus in cash and prizes. Food, fun and prizes are in store as Skye Canyon unveils the second phase of its residential development at the First Look: Phase Two Grand Opening Event to be held June 23 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Summer is a time when the Las Vegas Valley’s real estate market rises along with the temperatures, and this summer is no different.
Owning a home in the Entertainment Capital of the World has always been a pipe dream for Mike Nosanov, who has always called Southern California home. But in November, that dream became reality when he purchased a residence at The Ogden, an iconic, 21-story, high-rise condominium tower in the heart of downtown Las Vegas.
The Great Recession and housing market collapse took its toll on Southern Nevada, and many neighborhoods have yet to recover the values they’ve lost.
Bill Lickiss spent most of his adult life living in Maryland and Washington, D.C., but a few years ago, he moved to Las Vegas to become the director of human resources for a large Strip hospitality company. He bought a single-family home in Spring Valley, but he’s always been drawn to downtown Las Vegas’ social scene, restaurants and entertainment.
