Owner-occupied houses decrease in Las Vegas
August 20, 2010 - 10:33 pm
The percentage of owner-occupied houses in the Las Vegas Valley is on the decline.
The percentage of owner-occupied houses in the Las Vegas Valley is on the decline.
The former boxer and fight promoter has done a lot of renovations on the property since purchasing it about two years ago.
The nation’s largest homebuilder has been leading the charge but has trailed off in recent months, according to new data.
Three of the top five Las Vegas Valley communities in new home construction are located in Henderson, according to the data company Zonda.
The community boasts views of the entire Las Vegas Valley and features properties that cost up to $6 million.
The home, which went viral after appearing on a website last summer, draws heavily from the Johnny Depp film series and features a bar that looks like a ship.
Rents in most major U.S. metropolitan areas have risen some 1.5 times faster than wages in the last four years, according to an analysis by Zillow Group Inc.
Clark County commissioners voted to award nine applicants a total of $66.25 million from a county housing fund.
The unincorporated area of Enterprise is beginning to rival North Las Vegas and Henderson for new development and residents.
On top of this, residential real estate continues to become more and more unaffordable for the average American, according to Redfin.
The home in the Anthem Country Club in Henderson sold for $4.8 million, with the sale recorded by the county on May 1.