Real Estate

Most primary-residence sellers in Las Vegas owe no federal tax thanks to the $250,000 or $500,000 exclusion, and Nevada has no state income tax. Here is how it works.

Late spring through early summer is the peak season to sell in Las Vegas, but pricing matters more than timing. Here is what the 2026 market looks like for sellers.

How Clark County calculates property tax when you buy in Summerlin: the 35% assessment ratio, the tax rate, the 3% vs 8% cap, and why Nevada does not tax your purchase price like California.

If you're a first-time home buyer in Nevada, there is real money set aside for you in 2026. Most buyers don't know it's there. Between the Nevada Housing Division (NHD), Nevada Rural Housing, and local participating lenders, you can access thousands of dollars in down payment assistance, tax credits, and forgivable loans. The hard part is knowing which program fits your income, credit score, and purchase...

The Las Vegas Valley is home to more than 2 million people and dozens of distinct communities. Choosing the right one matters more than most buyers realize. Your neighborhood shapes your commute, your kids' schools, and your quality of life for years. The hard part was never finding a house. It's finding the right neighborhood before you fall for a home that doesn't fit your life. That's the decision...

Redpoint is closing out, and buyers are asking what’s next in Summerlin West. Here’s our insider read on Grand Park Village vs. La Madre Peaks Village: builders, timelines, and who should buy where.

Every Saturday from 9 AM to 2 PM, the Downtown Summerlin Pavilion fills up with farmers, bakers, and the kind of small-town energy that makes Summerlin feel like home. Here's why we never miss it.

More than 500 Summerlin neighbors showed up to Downtown Summerlin for a sunset pilates class with lululemon ambassador Jackie Harris. Here's what makes Fitness on the Lawn the highlight of every Tuesday night, April through September.

Tzahi and I attended the 2026 NVision Nevada Realtors summit and came home inspired. From Tim Storey's powerful keynote to UNLV's Dr. Shawn McCoy laying out where Las Vegas real estate is headed, here's what stood out.

A new pedestrian and bike tunnel under Charleston Boulevard at the 215, plus a $73.5M widening project, are reshaping how Summerlin residents move and live. Here's what's coming and what it means for your home.