With over 10,000 new jobs reported to be coming to Las Vegas by 2020, there is a need for new home inventory more than ever. Our Developer Services Department, led by Vice President of Developer Services, Brian Krueger has been working diligently with new home builders across the Las Vegas Valley. Whether you and your family are moving to Las Vegas, or you are looking to purchase a new construction home, we have many different communities offering something for everyone. 1.Vita Bella Edward Home... read more

Although for sale inventories of existing homes in Las Vegas are elevated above the lows of last year, new homes remain a sought after option by many buyers. We have many buyers that have either recently closed on a home or have homes waiting to be built. Coinciding with this demand, incentives have been falling. Traffic levels have subsided generally, throughout the Valley but there are some home types that continue to receive a lot of interest. Single story homes with more than two garage bays have been gett... read more

A survey by our friends at John Burns Consulting indicates that Mountains Edge and Providence continue to be among the top selling masterplans in the U.S. Ultimately, Providence is expected to include nearly 7,500 homes. Mountains Edge will be nearly 12,500 homes. Both projects are Focus Property Group developments.  Summerlin, which has been a national leader in sales for years, also continues to be a good seller. Last year Howard Hughes did several deals with homebuilders to develop on some of the western b... read more

  Multi?Generational Homebuying: How Families Are Winning Together 96     sup, sub { font-size: 100% !important; } sup { mso-text-raise:10% } sub { mso-text-raise:-10% }   .forceBgColor{background-color: white !important} More than ever, multigenerational homebuying is emerging as a popular, strategic response to affordability challenges. If buying a home feels hard right now, you’re... read more

The state Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation has reported that the unemployment rate for the state has dropped to 13.2% while Clark County dropped to 13.3%. This was the first year-over-year increase in 38 months. While the unemployment rate remains elevated, at least this rate drop was due to evidence of job creation rather than a disapearance of individuals in the labor force. March was merely one month but after such a long period of weakness, any encouragement has been taken with open arms. ... read more