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That's why this site was put together with valuable information on these neighborhoods, a useful Community Link Page and a area resources page, free special reports for buyers and sellers that can help you with your next home sale or purchase, a community location map and a page full of the best Las Vegas homes currently on the market. Or you can search for your new home based on your own criteria. Have fun on this site and if you need any assistance just give us a call. We are your Las Vegas ReMax Agent's. If you want to do a search on your own using the MLS like Las Vegas Real Estate Agents do, click the Property Search link above. Have fun searching for your new home.
Las Vegas luxury homes in communities like Summerlin, Green Valley, Lake Las Vegas are also found here. The links on the right hand side will help you with your searchs and a quick MLS neighborhood search has already been done for you on many Las Vegas neighborhoods, all you have to do is click on the community name. Many have raved about these feature. We have designed this site for easy navigation. You can find extensive neighborhood information, consumer links, Clark County school information, answers to commonly asked real estate questions and more. You'll find everything about Las Vegas Real Estate in one easy source.
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Las Vegas Real Estate News
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The Greater Las Vegas Association of REALTORS® offers the following position paper on why its members believe it is an ideal time to buy a home in Southern Nevada.
Mortgage interest rates remain at historically low levels, effectively lowering the cost of buying a home. It is not clear when interest rates will begin to rise. However, economists and other experts generally agree that rates are unlikely to fall significantly in the near future.
Southern Nevada’s economy remains stronger than most metropolitan areas, with steady job and population growth. According to Las Vegas Perspective, Clark County added more than 96,000 new residents in 2006. This bodes well for the long-term strength of the local housing market. The Las Vegas valley continues to be a leader in job creation and has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation. Over the next three years nearly 20,000 hotel rooms will be added to our city, representing approximately 41 billion dollars worth of new construction. Of course, these economic factors fuel demand for housing and offer more opportunities for newcomers and existing residents to own their own home. For every hotel room added, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority estimates 1.8-1.9 new employees will be needed.
Recent increases in foreclosures present opportunities for buyers as well. When lenders are forced to foreclose on a property, they typically are motivated to sell that property as quickly as possible to recoup their investment. This presents bargains for buyers.
The unprecedented housing boom of a few years ago may never be duplicated, but Southern Nevada still offers attractive real estate investment opportunities. Examples include high-profile residential properties being built as part of MGM MIRAGE’s CityCenter and similar billion-dollar developments on and near the Las Vegas Strip.
The history of the local housing market suggests long-term growth. More than most markets, the history of steady housing and real estate appreciation in Southern Nevada suggests the value of property will rise as long as the nation’s boomtown continues to grow. All markets are cyclical. But with privately owned land being scarce in the rapidly growing Las Vegas area, history and the laws of supply and demand suggest that prices will appreciate in the coming years.
Americans have never been more informed about the housing market than they are today. However, one byproduct of the well-publicized national real estate boom is the temptation to view real estate as a short-term investment, similar to the stock market. This perception has had unhealthy impacts on the housing market. The GLVAR believes buying a home is a long-term investment and should be thought of that way
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Las Vegas Economic News
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Courtesy of: The Greenspun Media Group
May 2008
Tourism: Las Vegas welcomed just over 3.1 million visitors in February, up 3.1% from last year, according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. The year-to-date visitor count is at more than 6.2 million, a 1.2% increase over the same period last year. Convention attendance increased 15.8% for the month.
The LVCVA recently released its 2007 Visitor Profile Study, which noted that 81% of last year's visitors were repeat visitors to Las Vegas. The average number of nights stayed was 3.5, and 84% of visitors gambled while in town. The average trip gambling budget was nearly $556. 54% of last year's visitors traveled here via ground transportation and 46% traveled by air.
Air Traffic: Nearly 3.6 million passengers came through McCarran International Airport in February, a 3.4% increase over last year. According to the Clark County Department of Aviation, more than 7.1 million passengers have been processed through McCarran so far this year.
Business & Employment: Nevada's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held steady at 5.5% in February. According to the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation, the Las Vegas area experienced an unadjusted unemployment rate of 5.4% for the month, down from 5.7% in January. Current statistics show the national rate at 4.8% and California's rate at 5.9% (January), both seasonally adjusted.
The Nevada Film Office reported $103.3 million in revenue from film production in 2007, marking the eighth consecutive year the state has exceeded $100 million in film-production revenue. Revenue from feature films increased from $14.3 million in 2006 to $25 million in 2007. Television was responsible for more than half of the revenue, including series, reality programs and specials.
Retail: According to the Nevada Department of Taxation, the state's taxable sales reached $3.52 billion in January, with collections from sales and use taxes at $264 million. Sales in Clark County totaled $2.67 billion for the month. Clark County posted increases in rental and leasing services, telecommunications, health and personal care stores, and eating and drinking places.
Population& Market Growth: Nearly 5,400 new movers came to Clark County in March, according to the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles. The year-to-date count is now at more than 16,300.
As a result of our continued influx of newcomers, 97% of our estimated 2 million Southern Nevada residents were not born here, according to the 2008 Las Vegas Perspective. The retiree population increased 5.2% in the past year to more than 300,000. Hispanics and Latinos now represent 26% of Clark County's population and 40% of the School District's total enrollment. The report also mentioned that the median household income for the area now stands at $53,704, with 69% of households owning their home.
Gaming: The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported a state gaming win of nearly $1.015 billion in February. Gaming taxes collected by the state on casino revenues reached more than $53 million, up about 3% from last year. Clark County gaming revenues reached $866 million for the month.
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