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Cadence is one of Henderson's fastest-growing master-planned communities, offering new and near-new construction from the mid $300,000s with a resort-style waterpark, village center, and an expanding network of parks and trails in the Boulder Highway corridor.
Cadence is a 2,200-acre master-planned community in east Henderson, north of Lake Mead Parkway and south of the Clark County Wetlands Park. The land has one of the longest stories of any new neighborhood in the valley. It was set aside by the federal government in 1942 as part of the Basic Magnesium plant operation that helped the World War II effort and gave Henderson its founding industrial economy. After industrial activity on the property ended in 2005, the land's owner LandWell voluntarily entered into one of the largest privately-funded environmental restoration efforts in Nevada's history. Eighteen years of testing and a $135 million cleanup followed, removing 3.5 million cubic yards of soil. The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection signed off on the final acreage in 2015, and the first homes opened in 2016. Today Cadence is consistently ranked among the top 50 best-selling master-planned communities in the country, with over 5,000 families already moved in and a planned build-out of around 13,000 homes by 2031.
About Cadence
Cadence is a master-planned community in east Henderson, Nevada, located along the Boulder Highway corridor between Henderson and Boulder City. Development began in 2015 on a 2,200-acre site, and the community continues to add new phases and builders. It is one of the fastest-selling master-planned communities in the Las Vegas valley.
The community was developed by The LandWell Company on land formerly associated with the BMI industrial complex. Cadence is designed around central parks, trail corridors, and a village center that serves as the social hub for residents. Its location in east Henderson positions it away from the congestion of the western valley while remaining within commuting distance of major employment centers.
Homes and Pricing
Cadence features production homes from several national and regional builders, including Lennar, Richmond American, Toll Brothers, Woodside Homes, and StoryBook Homes. Pricing ranges from approximately $285,000 for attached townhomes and compact single-family plans to $900,000 for larger luxury models in premium sub-communities.
- Townhomes and attached products from the mid $280,000s
- Single-family homes from the $300,000s to $600,000s
- Premium single-family homes up to approximately $900,000
- New construction and move-in ready inventory available
Because Cadence is still actively building, buyers have the option of purchasing a completed spec home or contracting a new build with builder lot selection and design center appointments.
Amenities and Lifestyle
The Cadence Waterpark is the community's signature amenity. It includes a lap pool, splash pads, water slides, and cabana seating areas. The waterpark is available to Cadence residents as part of HOA membership.
The Village Center serves as the community's retail and services hub, with restaurants, a fitness studio, and medical offices. A network of parks, pocket parks, and trail connections runs throughout the community, linking neighborhoods to the central amenity areas.
- Cadence Waterpark with pools, slides, and cabanas
- Village Center with dining and retail
- 50 acres of parks and open space
- Community event programming and seasonal activities
- Dog park and multi-use trail network
Location and Commute
Cadence is located along Boulder Highway (SR 582) in east Henderson. US-95/I-11 provides the primary freeway connection, with downtown Henderson about 10 minutes north and the Las Vegas Strip approximately 20 to 25 minutes northwest depending on traffic. Harry Reid International Airport is roughly 20 minutes away via US-95.
Boulder City and Lake Mead National Recreation Area are approximately 15 minutes southeast, making Cadence a convenient home base for outdoor recreation. Grocery stores, pharmacies, and everyday retail are available within the community's Village Center and along the Boulder Highway commercial corridor.
Who Lives Here
Cadence attracts young families and first-time homebuyers drawn to the combination of new construction pricing and resort-style amenities. The community's lower price points relative to west Henderson master plans make it accessible to buyers entering the market for the first time.
Move-up buyers from older east Henderson neighborhoods also make up a significant share of purchasers. Zoned for John C. Vanderburg Elementary School (grades K-5, Clark County School District) and Del E. Webb Middle School (grades 6-8, Clark County School District), the community serves families looking for newer housing stock and modern neighborhood design.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the history of the Cadence land?
The 2,200-acre property was set aside by the federal government in 1942 to support the Basic Magnesium plant during World War II. The site held wastewater in unlined ponds during industrial operations, and after activity ended in 2005, soil testing identified a range of legacy contaminants. LandWell, the property owner, voluntarily entered into an 18-year, $135 million private cleanup overseen by the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection. Approximately 3.5 million cubic yards of contaminated soil were removed. NDEP cleared the land in phases, signing off on the final acreage in 2015. The first homes in Cadence opened in 2016.
Is Cadence safe to live on after the cleanup?
The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection signed off on the property in phases, with the final acreage cleared in 2015. The cleanup was one of the largest privately-funded environmental restoration efforts in Nevada's history. The developer continues to receive regular questions about the land's history, which is fair given the depth of the original cleanup. Buyers who want to review the environmental documentation in detail can request the NDEP closure documents, and we are happy to walk through any specific concerns during a tour.
What amenities does Cadence offer?
The 50-acre Central Park is the social anchor, with playgrounds, splash pads, walking trails, picnic areas, tennis courts, basketball courts, and an amphitheater. Additional parks and trails extend through the community as it builds out. Cadence Village is a 30-acre commercial center at the community entrance, with phased openings of retail tenants underway. The community also includes Cadence Academy Elementary School (CCSD, opened 2020) and Cadence Middle School (CCSD, opened 2023), both inside the master plan.
Who builds homes in Cadence?
Multiple national and regional homebuilders have active or recently completed neighborhoods in Cadence, including Pulte Homes, Lennar, Richmond American Homes, Toll Brothers, Woodside Homes, KB Home, and others. The community spans a wide range of housing types from townhomes and entry-level single-family to larger floor plans on premium lots. Build-out is estimated for around 2031.
What are home prices like in Cadence?
Active listings in Cadence typically run from the high $300,000s for the smaller townhome and condo plans up into the high $600,000s for the larger single-family homes on premium lots. New construction pricing varies by builder and floor plan. The community is one of the more accessible Henderson master plans by price point, which is part of why it consistently ranks among the country's top-selling master-planned communities.
Where is Cadence in Henderson?
East Henderson, in the 89011 ZIP code. The community sits north of Lake Mead Parkway, east of Boulder Highway, and south of the Clark County Wetlands Park and the Las Vegas Wash. Harry Reid International Airport is approximately 15 minutes via the 215 Beltway, and the Strip is about 20 minutes.