The traditional benchmark of six months of supply as a “balanced” housing market likely no longer applies—particularly in Las Vegas. A more accurate measure of balance is price behavior. Prices reflect the combined effects of supply and demand, and periods of stable or sideways movement suggest equilibrium. Over the past 24 months, median single-family home prices have generally ranged between $465,000 and $489,000, with multiple stretches of flat or minimally changing values. During this same pe... read more

  96   sup, sub { font-size: 100% !important; } sup { mso-text-raise:10% } sub { mso-text-raise:-10% } .forceBgColor{background-color: white !important} ? The latest Las Vegas Real Estate Report revealed an important shift in the local housing market. After years of rapid growth and pandemic-era activity, the market is now entering a more balanced pha... read more

The Origin Story: Origin at Symphony Park Symphony Park, a premier masterplan west of Downtown Las Vegas, is integral to Las Vegas' past and is a growing part of its future. The railroad is closely tied to the genesis of Las Vegas and particularly to Symphony Park and Downtown Las Vegas. In 1905 William Clark of Montana, and partners developed the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad, which tied together a huge swath of the nation between Southern California and Utah. Clark built another railroad and... read more

Historically, cities tend to form around access to natural resources, and Las Vegas is no exception. It began as a water stop for trains and expanded as nearby resources became more important, most notably with the construction of Hoover Dam. Later, favorable economic and legal conditions, particularly the legalization of gaming, drove growth and helped shape the city into one of the world’s most recognized resort destinations. Today, many of the region’s most valuable resources are tied to lifestyle, a... read more

  96   sup, sub { font-size: 100% !important; } sup { mso-text-raise:10% } sub { mso-text-raise:-10% } .forceBgColor{background-color: white !important} ? For years, many homeowners upsized to gain more space, extra rooms, or accommodate growing households. But today, a growing number of homeowners are making a different move. Instead of buying bigger, they’re choosing... read more