Multimillion-dollar luxury homes and six-figure pools to match go hand-in-hand. But pools for luxury homes aren’t simply like those in moderately priced homes, which serve only as a place for family, friends and neighbors to cool off from the heat. Builders and Realtors said pools in luxury homes are an extension of that property and even celebrated for the view they provide from the inside. None have ever come across a multimillion home home without a pool.
Rising 43 floors above the Strip, in the heart of Las Vegas, is a rare three-level gem. From custom furnishings to the amazing black crystal chandelier, the sophisticated Sky Las Vegas Penthouse No. 4302 embodies elegance on every level.
Rising 43 floors above the Strip, in the heart of Las Vegas, is a rare three-level gem. From custom furnishings to the amazing black crystal chandelier, the sophisticated Sky Las Vegas Penthouse No. 4302 embodies elegance on every level.
David Wilkinson epitomizes a new type of luxury buyer that’s going to be relocating to Las Vegas in the aftermath of the COVID-19 era.
Las Vegas stands to benefit from a new wave of buyers who were influenced by the coronavirus pandemic, especially on the luxury side. They can be called COVID buyers.
A piece of Nevada’s Wild West history is for sale. The Black Butte Mine is a flashback from the state’s 1870s gold fever days.
For a man who travels the world to play professional golf and has a summer home in Utah, champion golfer Mark O’Meara said his new primary home in an enclave of Southern Highlands fit his lifestyle perfectly.
COVID-19 has changed how people live and work; and architects, consultants and housing executives are already taking that into account as they build the next generation of luxury and other homes.
A former Masters and British Open championship golfer and a rocker closed on new multi-million-dollar homes in April as the luxury market remains ahead of it’s 2019 pace despite the slowdown from COVID-19.
In what some real estate analysts are partially attributing to a “Raiders’ effect,” the sale of existing $1 million homes has nearly doubled in the corridor surrounding the team’s new headquarters and practice facility in West Henderson during the first quarter of 2020 and new and existing sales in the area at all price points were strong.
The Raiders now call Las Vegas home, and for many Raiders’ high-profile players, coaches and high-level executives, that home has turned out to be in an enclave of Southern Highlands.
In what some real estate analysts are partially attributing to a “Raiders’ effect,” the sale of existing $1 million homes has nearly doubled in the corridor surrounding the team’s new headquarters and practice facility in West Henderson during the first quarter of 2020 and new and existing sales in the area at all price points were strong.
For Las Vegas Aces forward Dearica Hamby, the saying there’s no place like home never had greater meaning during the COVID-19 global pandemic when she returned to the U.S. from Italy and later moved into her new place in Henderson.
Jordan Farmar, former NBA player and a two-time champion with the Los Angeles Lakers, loves calling Las Vegas his home for the last six years and now has a hand in building his own.
David Weinberg, the chief operating officer at Southern California-based Skechers footwear company, paid $3.7 million for a penthouse at Turnberry Place in the largest high-rise transaction during the first quarter.
