Last Sunday, the valley’s most colorful residence, “The Slammer,” played host to a fundraiser for the United Church of Bacon. The church, a satirical religion marshaled toward an atheist flock, now has a permanent home at Penn Jillette’s custom-made abode.
Some very expensive dirt just changed hands in Henderson’s newest luxury homes community, Ascaya.
After Wladziu Valentino Liberace’s 1987 death, the mansion slowly lost its luster as its ownership changed a few times. It eventually fell into disrepair and foreclosure.
“Long Island Medium” Theresa Caputo recently visited Las Vegas and Real Estate Millions asked her what to do if you think a spirit is in your house.
Driving along Palomino Lane just west of Rancho Drive, one may notice an oversized white house behind a locked fence. It is the home that casino executive Ted Binion built. He died with Xanax and heroin in his stomach in September 1998.
Many vintage homes — some of them outrageous manses in fact — have been associated with the figures that cut Sin City’s history.
Elegant stone courtyards punctuated by towering bubbling fountains and meandering backyards designed for casual outdoor cooking and entertaining were pretty much only offered in custom homes, until now.
Zak Bagans is the host and lead investigator of the reality series “Ghost Adventures,” which presents instances of paranormal activity around the country. He lives in a two-story house in The Ridges of Summerlin and, on a recent cool September afternoon, invited Real Estate Millions to tour his home.
Outdoor kitchens are getting fancy, and expensive.
At a time when golf courses across the country are losing their greens, Discovery Land’s Summit golf community within Summerlin is taking root.
Secluded on the furthest western edge of Las Vegas is an extraordinary home that looks like nothing else in Nevada.
I knew I was somewhere special because of the amount of space between the homes and evidence of horses.
Fall is fast approaching, and some people aren’t asking, “What’s in your closet?” They are more interested in how big and convenient it is.
Before master-planned mega-communities like Summerlin and Anthem were built, Las Vegas’ elite had several luxury community choices, and two of them have held up well over the years.
It’s early August and the punishing heat in the Las Vegas Valley is overwhelming. But Ennis Jordan has a popping blaze in the stone fireplace at his Mount Charleston cabin, which is perched 9,000 feet above sea level in the middle of the Toiyable National Forest.
