Las Vegas Sold Homes & Real Estate

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Las Vegas Market Report for September & October/25

It’s rare that we experience quiet and calm amid the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, but after years of a hyper-active real estate market — one characterized by bidding wars and lightning-fast sales — we’re seeing a bit of breathing room return to housing here. The story for the early-Autumn 2025 Las Vegas real estate market is one of opportunity, fueled by a return to market normalcy and balance following years of outsized price growth. As the market recalibrates and home prices drift back into alignment, buyers, sellers and investors all have the chance to make the most of current conditions.

In this update, I’ll walk you through key shifts from price trends and inventory growth to sales pace,

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Ultimate Guide to 55+ Communities in Las Vegas: Active Adult Living at Its Finest

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You already know Las Vegas for its vibrant nightlife and upscale dining and shopping, but you may not know that Las Vegas is also an exceptional option for those thinking about or approaching retirement. In fact, Las Vegas ranked No. 65 on U.S. News and World Report’s 2024 Best Places to Retire list, a compendium of 150 cities across the country where retirees thrive. In the following guide to Las Vegas Retirement Communities covers:

  • Reasons to Retire in Las Vegas
  • Questions to Consider When Looking for the Perfect 55+ Community
  • 2025-2024 Price Comparisons for 55+ Communities
  • Is An Active Adult Community the Right Choice for You?

Why Retire in Las

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Las Vegas Late Summer Housing Trends - Part 2: July and August 2025

Late Summer Las Vegas Market Report for July & August 2025

In our last market update, we talked about the shift we were seeing to a more balanced market, one marked by rising inventory, more predictable pricing patterns and slower sales processes. That shift has been good news for buyers without putting too much pressure on sellers. If Part 1 of this summer’s update captured the market’s resilience, Part 2 tells a story of how it’s recalibrating. July and August brought steadier prices, along with a clear shift in supply and demand dynamics.

Here is a quick summary of topics we cover in this article:

  • Home Prices High But Holding
  • Condo Prices Take a Dip
  • Inventory Surges
  • Days on Market Lengthen
  • Cash and Distressed Sales
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Recently sold summer homes in Las Vegas

Congratulations to These Summer Home Buyers & Sellers

We've got some happy home sellers and buyers for these great Las Vegas homes and condos. Between short closings and quick sales (two out of three sold in two weeks or less), both buyers and sellers were very pleased with the results. Congratulations to you all, and enjoy your new homes.

Check out the Las Vegas homes and condos recently sold or under contract:

SOLD! Highline Townhome in Summerlin, Las Vegas

Highline townhome sold in Summerlin LV

It was a quick closing for this immaculate townhome in the gated community of Highline at Redpoint Square in Summerlin. Built in 2023, this 1,440 square foot condo is barely broken in. It features a bright, open layout with 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Quality wood flooring

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Summer market report for Las Vegas real estate

Deep Dive Into Summer Housing Trends - Part 1: May and June 2025

Understand the latest market trends with Leslie Hoke’s summer real estate market deep dive for the metropolitan Las Vegas area.

This is part 1 of a two-part series on the shifting market. Look for part 2 in September, once final July and August market data is available from Las Vegas Realtors

Here is a quick summary of topics we cover in this article:

  • How an Inventory Surge is Reshaping the Las Vegas Home Market
  • May/June Market Snapshot
  • Inventory Supply and Availability
  • May/June Sales Activity
  • Which Strategy is Right for You?

The groundwork for many of our current real estate market challenges was laid more than five years ago at the beginning of the

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Las Vegas Spring 2025 Market Report

Luxury on the Rise: A Strategic Look at the Las Vegas Housing Market — Spring 2025

Las Vegas real estate expert Leslie Hoke offers insights and opportunities in her spring market review and forecast.

For years, you’ve heard the same story: Low inventory levels and elevated interest rates were creating a lock-in effect that kept sellers in place and caused buyer frustration. Now, however, the always-active spring market has brought some good news: Inventory is on the rise as prices remain strong, meaning a more balanced market for both buyers and sellers.

Whether you’re looking for the right time to put your home on the market or you’re looking for the right time to buy, this is the sign you’ve been waiting for. It’s been years since we’ve

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February 2025 Las Vegas real estate report

An Overview of Las Vegas Market Trends in February 2025

The broader economy, and the financial markets in particular, don’t love uncertainty, as evidenced by recent sell-offs across international stock exchanges. However, in times like these, the real estate market can provide welcome stability, especially in a strong residential market like Las Vegas. This was reflected in last month’s market statistics, where inventory growth was matched by home price stability and impressive sales performance, suggesting ongoing solid market conditions.

As investors seek out ways to diversify their portfolios, there may be no better place to put their money than bricks and mortar. That’s good news for the Las Vegas real estate market and for sellers in the

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January 2025 Las Vegas real estate report

January 2025 Las Vegas Housing Market Overview

Leslie Hoke’s January 2025 report keeps you informed about the latest trends in the Las Vegas real estate market. The story of the national housing sector over the past couple of years has been one of high interest rates, low inventory levels, combined with decreasing buyer demand and total transactions.

In January, however, we finally saw some movements in one of those measures as sellers began listing their properties in greater numbers, and setting the scene for a more active 2025 real estate landscape.

At the same time, wholesale changes coming out of Washington, D.C., may be poised to impact workers and homeowners in the Las Vegas region, as well as the way that homes are purchased in the

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Las Vegas Housing Market Trends: Nov. and Dec. 2024

Leslie Hoke’s 2024 End-of-Year Market Report provides the news you need to make sense of today's Las Vegas real estate market.

Nationwide, 2024 saw one of the slowest years for real estate in three decades. A combination of low inventory, slow builder activity, and high interest rates kept sellers locked in and buyers sitting on the sidelines.

But, not in Las Vegas...

Here, a combination of commercial development, infrastructure improvement and the allure of Las Vegas’s many advantages — nightlife, year-round sunny weather, and  Nevada’s favorable tax environment — continued to drive growth in home values and population. In the following report we'll touch on:

  • End of Year Overview
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Top Las Vegas subdivisions

Guide to Las Vegas Most Popular Subdivisions

In 2024, the following neighborhoods in Las Vegas have emerged as some of the most successful subdivisions in terms of sales. These communities are all very different, but each possesses unique selling points that cater to diverse demographics. The price ranges span from moderate to upscale, and all of them boast excellent locations in proximity to local amenities and recreational facilities.

Below, we've listed some of the most popular Las Vegas communities from January to December, 2024 along with price ranges, ratio of Sale/List Price and Average Square Footage. It can be difficult navigating the many Las Vegas neighborhoods, and hopefully this will give you a starting point. If you're

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