Are interest rates making our current market stale? That's what the numbers show. The market seems flat. Not enough inventory still, the median sales price is the same, and numbers show that this year has actually been the slowest year in real estate in Las Vegas since 2028. Will this pattern continue or heat up? Let us know your thoughts! Continue Reading
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Monthly Market Update for February 2023 with Harvey Blankfeld
Curious about Las Vegas Real Estate stats? Want to know how many homes have sold in Las Vegas? How many homes are on the market? Watch now and be sure to subscribe for this information every month! Continue Reading
Stunning in Southern Highlands – 11362 Villa Bellagio Dr.
3D Tour Walkthrough Remarkable strip, city, & mountain views as far as the eye can see! This exquisitely designed home is nestled on an elevated lot on the foothill of Tuscan Cliffs, a highly sought-after guard-gated neighborhood located in the prestigious Southern Highlands. Not only does this former William Lyons model home offer breathtaking views of the Las Continue Reading
Weekly updates on Southern Nevada Housing Market -11/19/2020
Let us start crunching some numbers, here we go! So, for November 19th and again this just single-family homes. Currently on the market we have 4,545 homes and down by 129, inventory keeps shrinking. In escrow the last 7 days we put 829 homes in escrow, and we closed 774 and both of those numbers are up from last week. We saw 166 homes withdrawn its been floating in the mid one hundred for a long Continue Reading
Weekly updates on Southern Nevada Housing Market -10/15/2020
Let us start with our weekly update and for this week we have 5,094 homes currently available. Now please remember this only single-family homes. It is down by 11 from last week. We still have pretty low inventory still, in the last 7 days we put 865 homes in escrow. And we closed 621 homes and 159 were withdrawn. The median of the sold price is $335,108 it went down a lot from last week, but then Continue Reading
Commonly asked real estate questions
First question, what if anything are you doing differently to get homes sold today in COVID, crazy world and is there a new trick or sales tactic that’s working especially well? The short answer is no, but the good answer is in today's market, we have to make sure sellers follow protocols and make sure that we are showing houses in a proper factor but the rest of the things are mostly true methods Continue Reading
Weekly updates on Southern Nevada Housing Market -09/10/2020
We have seen the loan business / mortgage business it is crazy busy right now and doing a ton of refinance, there is so much business all the way around. John read a headline from CNDC on their website that mortgage lenders are making the most money and being super business and it is true according to John. As soon as we reopened (Las Vegas) and how interest rates fell too, it led to a fire under Continue Reading
Weekly updates on Southern Nevada Housing Market -08/20/2020
We have been tracking single family homes every week since March 2020. Now we are going to share with you, now this week we have currently available 5,241 homes on the market, that is up 15 from last week. In escrow the past seven days we put 883 homes in escrow, we closed 625 single family homes. 171 homes were withdrawn from the market, but that number has not really changed this whole time Continue Reading
Weekly updates on Southern Nevada Housing Market -07/30/2020
The number of single-family homes on the market consistently continues to go down over the last 2 months. Homes in escrow have increased from 876 last week to 841 this week. The number of sold has increased by 50 from last week. The Median Sold price per SqFt did not change much from last week. Median Days on Market keeps creeping up. That means there is a lot of homes that have been overpriced Continue Reading
Weekly updates on Southern Nevada Housing Market -07/02/2020
They stop manufacturing R-22 units back in 2010 and no longer allowed to manufacture nor reproduce it. But you can still use it for HVAC units there is a lot of misinformation going around the industry that if you have an older unit that has that R-22 you need to get it replaced as soon as possible. You can actually use R-22 in a unit for the next 10 years. So there is really no rush, EPA said Continue Reading
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