“Is the market still struggling?”  If we had a nickel for every time that question was asked, we could….go buy a piece of real estate.  The answer to that question is a resounding, “no!”   The Las Vegas real estate market has been resurging for the last three years or more with strong sales, a drastic decrease in distressed inventory and steady home price gains in both the residential and the commercial markets.  This trend is not stopping any time soon and is ... read more

  96   sup, sub { font-size: 100% !important; } sup { mso-text-raise:10% } sub { mso-text-raise:-10% } .forceBgColor{background-color: white !important} ? For the past few years, one major factor has shaped the housing market: millions of homeowners were locked into ultra-low mortgage rates and didn’t want to move. That kept inventory tight, competition high, and optio... read more

The economic crash earlier this decade has left many individuals and families timid about buying a home, when much of the data reveals that it is actually still a great time to buy a home in Las Vegas, NV. The fact that home values are not plummeting OR sky rocketing demonstrates a more stable market than what we have recently seen. Owning remains more attractive relative to renting in many Las Vegas locations, and interest rates are lower than we were accustomed to before the crash. Furthermore, with down ... read more

As the anticipation builds around the newly announced Cello Tower, the anchor of the new mixed-use urban oasis, Origin at Symphony Park, Coldwell Banker Premier Realty proudly steps into the spotlight as the exclusive listing brokerage entrusted with residential sales for this iconic high-rise development. While the architectural magnificence of Cello Tower will certainly command attention, it's the unparalleled market insight and international reach of Coldwell Banker Premier Realty and its Global Luxury program ... read more

Las Vegas high-rise condominiums continue to command strong pricing, with multiple sales exceeding $1,000 per square foot and another $10 million-plus transaction recorded in March. Several buildings stand out among the existing inventory. Over the past 12 months, Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas has recorded 19 sales above $1,000 per square foot. Within CityCenter, Veer Towers has posted two such sales, while Sky Las Vegas, Park Towers, and One Queensridge Place have each recorded at least one sale above that threshold.... read more