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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
Four Las Vegas Communities were in John Burns Research & Consulting’s Top 50 Master-Planned Communities.
Rank 3. Cadence: 1,247 net sales
Rank 9. Summerlin: 962 net sales
30. Villages at Tule Springs: 446 net sales
32. Sunstone:440 net sales
Las Vegas is well-known for masterplanned communities, often a top choice for new movers to the region. In 2025, Cadence was the top selling community, driven by both availability from several homebuilders, but also more accessible price points compared t... read more
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For years, many homeowners upsized to gain more space, extra rooms, or accommodate growing households. But today, a growing number of homeowners are making a different move. Instead of buying bigger, they’re choosing... read more
Outdoor recreation is a primary lifestyle feature for Las Vegas residents
Posted by John McClelland on February 17, 2026 in
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Historically, cities tend to form around access to natural resources, and Las Vegas is no exception. It began as a water stop for trains and expanded as nearby resources became more important, most notably with the construction of Hoover Dam. Later, favorable economic and legal conditions, particularly the legalization of gaming, drove growth and helped shape the city into one of the world’s most recognized resort destinations. Today, many of the region’s most valuable resources are tied to lifestyle, a... read more
The Origin Story: Origin at Symphony Park
Symphony Park, a premier masterplan west of Downtown Las Vegas, is integral to Las Vegas' past and is a growing part of its future.
The railroad is closely tied to the genesis of Las Vegas and particularly to Symphony Park and Downtown Las Vegas. In 1905 William Clark of Montana, and partners developed the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad, which tied together a huge swath of the nation between Southern California and Utah. Clark built another railroad and... read more