Lake Las Vegas, which is unveiling its newest luxury development this weekend on The Island, posted its second best year in sales since the Great Recession.
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Lake Las Vegas, which is unveiling its newest luxury development this weekend on The Island, posted its second best year in sales since the Great Recession.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis topped the list in 2023 of selling the most expensive condo in Las Vegas when he netted $10.5 million for his unit at The Summit Club in Summerlin.
The highest sale in December was for $13.9 million in cash for a home under construction on Chisel Crest Court in Ascaya.
The asking price for luxury homes remains elevated entering 2024 with eight homes listed at $18 million and higher.
It was quite the active luxury market at the top end while sales of $1 million and higher were running behind numbers compared to 2021 and 2022.
Interior designer Laura Sullivan doesn’t rely on Christmas décor trends. For 16 years, the owner of My Favorite Design Inc., has performed her holiday design magic, creating personal reflections for high-end clients.
Traditionally a symbol of discernment and taste, wine collections are moving from a hidden, lower-level wine cellar to a prominent role within the luxury residence.
There were 96 sales of $1 million and higher in November, according to Forrest Barbee, corporate broker for Berkshire Hathaway Home Services.
Developer Kris Templeton took inspiration from historic luxury communities such as Section 10 and Rancho Circle to design traditional estate living for his development, The Estates at Lone Mountain.
The exclusive neighborhood’s 5,887-square-foot show home demonstrates Prado’s unique architecture and Cresta’s semi-custom floor plan. The sophisticated two-story property at 7388 Olive Creek Court is listed for $6.5 million, offering a signature Vegas Modern design.
The high-rise condo market held steady during the third quarter despite elevated interest rates, but the arrival of high-net-worth visitors this past week for the Formula One race has prompted Realtors and a downtown developer of a 32-story project to seize the opportunity of those looking for a Las Vegas address.
A palatial estate owned by the Prince of Brunei has found a buyer, and a MacDonald Highlands home that set the all-time Las Vegas sales record in 2021 is on the market for $34 million — just in time for the F1 race on the Strip.
The opulent property features mesmerizing water features and sculptures, multiple pocket doors that open to views of the Las Vegas Strip and two showcase garages tha can accommodate seven cars.
A lineup of 12-foot creatures, seemingly guarding the exhibit, including an animatronic scarecrow with piercing red eyes holding a large scythe. As you walk by, he starts reciting a chilling monologue with warnings of impending doom.