The report also breaks down which cities in the state have the highest levels of owner-occupied homes.
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The iconic street officially opened with its overhead canopy in 1995; however, the street itself has roots dating all the way back to the start of the city of Las Vegas.
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The Stanley Cup winner bought the property in 2021 for $3.25 million.
The property on the east shore of Lake Tahoe would be the biggest residential real estate transaction in Nevada’s history if it sells in its entirety.
Tom Telesco, who was the general manager of the team for one season, sold his home in the exclusive The Ridges community in Summerlin.
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Redfin’s latest report shows that new listings continue to hit the market. However, sellers continue to wait for prices to drop.
Redfin report notes that rents have dropped in the valley from January of 2024, however are up month over month in 2025.
Nevada continues to be a hot state for people to move to, with Californians leading the pack.
Zillow says the shortage of homes and the current glut of supply of apartments are impacting rent prices in the valley.
The Summerlin course was recently purchased by a private investment company for $30.5 million.
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