by I was at the Morgan Wallen concert on a Saturday night when my phone rang. It was a client I’d helped buy his condo at One Queensridge Place back in 2023, and now he was ready for his next chapter, a single-family home with a yard. So Tzahi and I found a quiet corner at Allegiant Stadium, and I took the call right there.
That call is how the sale of Residence #305 began. This week it closed for $1,750,000. Here’s the story, and the one lesson I tell every seller.
Moving fast when it matters
By the next morning I had a photographer at the unit. We were on the market within three days. That’s not me bragging about hustle. It’s the job. When a client is ready, the worst thing you can do is let the moment cool off. Momentum sells homes, and momentum starts with showing up, even when your phone rings in the middle of a concert.
3,355 square feet in the sky
If you don’t know One Queensridge Place, it’s a guard-gated luxury high-rise in Summerlin, right by Downtown Summerlin and minutes from Red Rock Canyon. Residence #305 is 3,355 square feet, bigger than most Vegas high-rise units, with three bedrooms, three and a half baths, and two terraces. One faces Red Rock and its sunsets, the other faces the Strip. And like every home in the building, it has a private elevator that opens right into the unit. No shared hallways, no neighbors’ doors.
Why pricing is everything
Here’s the part I want every seller to hear. We listed #305, we watched how the market responded, and when it was time to adjust the price, we did. Then it sold, at $1,750,000.
The number on the sign doesn’t sell a house. The right price does. The highest price you can put on a listing feels good for about a week, and then it just sits there while the market moves on. Getting the price right means reading the buyers, the comps, and the moment. That’s the whole game. Do that, and everything else falls into place.
Thinking about buying or selling at One Queensridge Place?
What is One Queensridge Place?
A guard-gated luxury high-rise in Summerlin, Las Vegas, next to Downtown Summerlin and minutes from Red Rock Canyon. Residences generally range from about $1.2M to $8M+.
What makes it different from other Las Vegas high-rises?
Home-scale square footage, a private elevator that opens directly into each residence, dual exposures (Strip sunrises and Red Rock sunsets), plus valet, concierge, and resort amenities.
How big are the residences?
They vary. Residence #305, which I just sold, is 3,355 square feet with three bedrooms, three and a half baths, and two terraces.
What did Residence #305 sell for?
It closed at $1,750,000 in July 2026, one of the more attainable ways into One Queensridge Place.
Who do I contact to buy or sell in the building?
Amy Arbeli, The Arbeli Team at Signature Real Estate Group, a Las Vegas and Summerlin luxury specialist. Call or text (702) 210-8725.
Every property has a story, and I get to be the one who tells them. If you’re thinking about writing your next chapter in Las Vegas, I’d love to help.
Amy Arbeli, luxury real estate in Las Vegas and Summerlin. The Arbeli Team at Signature Real Estate Group. One Queensridge Place and Red Rock area specialist. Call or text (702) 210-8725 · thearbeliteam.com
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