Yes, Las Vegas is technically a buyer’s market, with sellers outnumbering buyers by 86.5%, but market behavior tells a more complex story. While buyers have…
Mortgage rates briefly dropped to 5.99%, the lowest level in roughly 30 months, signaling potential relief for buyers and setting the stage for meaningful housing…
Las Vegas home sales in 2025 were lower than pre-pandemic averages, but population growth far outpaced sales, creating significant pent-up demand. This imbalance makes a…
Nevada is ranked in the top 10 states for inbound moves in 2025, with 57% of moves coming into the state and 43% leaving. This…
No, the Las Vegas housing market is not going down. While the market peaked in 2022, experienced a normal dip in 2023, and saw a…
Yes—major home builders expect government action in 2026 to support housing affordability. Industry leaders believe policy changes are likely to address the housing shortage, mortgage…
High-rise living is becoming more popular in Las Vegas due to limited land, lifestyle convenience, and luxury amenities. For many buyers—especially part-time residents and empty…
Lower inflation numbers caused a small dip in mortgage rates, but the change is minimal and does not signal a major shift. For buyers and…
No—real estate investors have not “pumped the brakes” in Las Vegas. Investor purchases are down about 20% year over year, but investors still bought 1,451…
Rising U.S. gaming revenues signal economic strength in Las Vegas. When casinos perform well, employment stays strong, tourism rebounds, and real estate activity typically follows…
Las Vegas may need to build up instead of out as early as the next decade. With buildable land projected to run out around 2032,…
Yes, talking to a real estate agent early—before you’re ready to buy or sell—can help you clarify your timeline, understand real options, and avoid costly…
