The local report from the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors show Las Vegas property prices and sales for residential real estate in southern Nevada remained steady. That’s more good news for both sellers and buyers as activity continues to be brisk during the typical busy summer months.
The GLVAR reported the median home price for properties sold via the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) was $211,250; an 8.3% increase from 12 months ago when the price was $195,000. Townhomes and condominiums sold for an average of $112,000, representing a 9.8% increase from last May.
The one word I can use to describe the southern Nevada real estate market over the past year or so is steady. We had a real surge in sales for March and April then a leveling off
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