Las Vegas homeownership is closer than you think

The median home price in Las Vegas is approximately $425,000 as of 2025. Prices vary widely by neighborhood—from $350K in areas like Enterprise and Spring Valley to $750K+ in Summerlin and Southern Highlands. First-time buyer options are available across all price ranges.

As of 2025, Las Vegas is moderating toward a more balanced market after years of seller dominance. Inventory is improving, and buyers have more negotiating power than in recent years. Pre-approval remains critical to compete for well-priced properties.

Yes, but financing high-rise condos on or near the Strip can be complex. Many buildings have warrantability issues or are classified as "non-warrantable," requiring special financing. We can guide you through the process and connect you with lenders who specialize in these properties.

Yes, most newer Las Vegas homes are in HOA communities. Fees range from $50-$500+ per month depending on amenities (pools, parks, security). Master-planned communities like Summerlin and Southern Highlands typically have HOAs. Always factor HOA fees into your monthly budget.

Yes, Nevada Housing Division offers down payment assistance programs for qualified first-time buyers in Las Vegas and throughout Nevada. Programs include grants and forgivable loans to help cover down payment and closing costs. We can help you determine eligibility and apply.