Las Vegas home prices for November, December and January are typically a very sluggish time in the Las Vegas real estate market. Real estate takes a back seat as people shift focus to the holidays to spend time with family and friends. But newly released data by the
Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors shows even the holidays couldn’t keep the market from moving forward.
In their monthly report, the median selling price for a home in the Las Vegas market increased to $204,000, that’s an uptick of 1.0% from November (the average price in November was $202,000). Looking back at this time last year, the $204,000 average selling price has increased 10.3 percent. In addition, the Vegas condominium market saw prices fall 5.8% to an average selling price
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