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Open House This Friday 4/25 From 12-3pm – 11048 Prairie Grove, Las Vegas, Nevada 89179

Directions to: Open House – 11048 Prairie Grove, Las Vegas, Nevada 89179 Friday 4/18/25 from Noon-3pm; Need Directions? Click the link above, or call Steve at 702-686-2036 FULL MLS LISTING HERE: 11048 Prairie Grove Rd in Mountain’s Edge – 5 Bedrooms/5 Baths 3,046 sq ft Cul-de-sac Home in Mountain’s edge! Listed at just $620,000! Down Payment Assistance

Vegas Buyers Get Ten Thousand In Instant Equity! Is The Market Shifting?

The State Of The Market If you’ve been shopping for a home this year, you probably know it can be vicious out there. Almost 1/3 of the homes recently sold to out of state buyers. Many of those buyers are coming from the West costal area. They have plenty of sale proceeds to pay over

Legislation Poised To INCREASE Las Vegas Rent And Reduce Available Rentals

SOUTHERN NEVADA CHAPTER OF National Association of Rental Property Managers® OPPOSE SB218 SB218 will only hurt Nevada families: – Landlords will be forced to charge higher rents (when have landlord’s cost gone up & rent not?) – More lawsuits between tenants and landlords (who loves going to court?) – Overall less housing as more property owners’

Ready To Relocate To Las Vegas? How To Find The Perfect Home.

Where is the best place to buy a house in Las Vegas?  

This really depends on your lifestyle & what you love to do. Do you go to the casinos on the Strip or enjoy all the great outdoors we have surrounding the city more frequently? If you want both there are also some great locals casinos in many areas too. Far up North & West may be good if you love snowboarding, or hiking Mt. Charleston. A few communities my clients really like up there are:

Working From Home In California? Give Yourself A Raise!

This year has seen so many changes it’s hard to know where to start. Yes, many people have been out of work, but hopefully with the recent news of successful vaccines from Moderna & Pfizer it won’t be long before they can be back to it. Fortunately for many others all over the country, it’s meant lasting & leverageable changes to how work is getting done.

Many past clients & friends have told me their company is shifting to a permanent work from home status for many employees. Industries such as finance, tech, & logistics have been able to shift quite efficiently. Becoming a work-from-home employee provides flexibility & all sorts of other benefits, but it has its challenges. One of the biggest hurdles I’m hearing repeatedly is the need for more space.

What Is 2020 Doing To Las Vegas Real Estate?

It Depends On Who You Are

This has certainly been a unique and challenging year so far for many of us, particularly in Las Vegas. How 2020 has impacted our housing market depends a lot on where you are in the market. While there are as many particular situations as there are clients; for our purposes here, we’ll break them down into the following categories: Sellers, Buyers, & Homeowners .

Sellers – Possibly The Biggest Winner?

Those looking to sell their home this year have seen very little competition. The demand may not be quite what it was last year, but it is still well-outpacing available inventory supply. Many areas in Las Vegas are seeing 2-3 weeks as a median time on market. Historically, this is incredibly low. This demand is raising home values & in some cases for well-marketed homes, in show-ready condition, even creating bidding wars.

The Little-Known Secret of a Mortgage Recast, And How to Use it To Time The Real Estate Market

While over the long haul, home values will always go up due to inflationary pressure on the value of a dollar, we understand that there are times each year when homes are at a premium due to demand.  Yes, there are cycles (usually around 16 years for a complete cycle) of up-swing and down-swing on home values, but most of us can’t plan our major life events (births, deaths, job-changes, relocation, marriage, divorce, or inheritance, etc.)  around these larger market conditions.  What we can do is capitalize on the seasonal trends throughout the year we find our life demanding a change.