Overall in Las Vegas and Henderson, Nevada real estate, we are in what is considered an extreme seller’s market. While the real estate climate can fluctuate and change with financial and statistical trends, Las Vegas has seen a great amount of growth. 1.1 months of inventory exhibits the seller’s …

Nevada is reported to be the current national leader in home prices, reporting a price gain of just over 22 percent- over double the national increase.

Nevada home prices currently exemplify how high home prices encourage higher rates of inventory, economic improvement, and encouragement to interested investors. When inventory prices …

The economic climate in the U.S. has altered the real estate industry in a substantial way. Home prices have been altered significantly due to the fluctuating status of the nation’s road to recovery. Two studies have proven that Nevada (specifically, Las Vegas) have boomeranged more quickly than other national …

Recovering slowly from severe economic slump, Las Vegas home values are finally on the mend. The rise of Las Vegas home values are predicted to continue to rise in the future, as the economic climate slowly repairs itself.

Local Las Vegas home values bottomed out during the the beginning of …

Recently, the amount of Las Vegas land space that is available to homebuilders and commercial builders has become increasingly diminished.  Finding the physical means to pull together available Las Vegas land to build on, means that Vegas' lack of dirt needs to increase quickly to meet high demands for …

Las Vegas home sales are improving, slowly and steadily.  While there is hope for continued recovery and improvement in the home sale market in Nevada, the real estate market is still in a fragile state.

Just over 1,600 new homes in Las Vegas have been sold during the …

Cash buyers are currently accounting for one-third of home sales.  While it seems that the housing market is in a state of recovery, there is question to whether this is a temporary upswing, or whether this housing recovery will remain status quo.

It seems that the overall opinion is …

According to the Case-Shiller national index, residential home prices gained at the quickest rate since 2006. Up 5.9 percent, the 10-city index came in just below the 20-city index which had risen by 6.8 percent. At the end of 2012, both 10 and 20-city indices were up 0 …