Las Vegas Real Estate - November 2024

Moving to Las Vegas? Investing in Las Vegas Real Estate?

Are you wondering WTF Is Going On In Las Vegas Real Estate in August 2024? Welcome to our latest Las Vegas Real Estate Market Update! Stay informed about the trends shaping the housing market in the Entertainment Capital of the World. Explore the latest statistics and data on home prices, sales, and inventory. Discover emerging neighborhoods and hotspots in the Las Vegas metropolitan area. Gain insights into the factors influencing the current real estate landscape.

Moving to Las Vegas? Investing in Las Vegas Real Estate?

Laci McCarty, S.0183015.LLC, eXp Realty
Jacob Orth, S.0201861, eXp Realty


1980 Festival Plaza Drive, Suite 240, Las Vegas, NV 89135. 702.604.7027.

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[JacobslifeinVegas]

Moving to Las Vegas? Investing in Las Vegas Real Estate?

[christiancarrillo]

No one going to pay for $500k home with no backyard that they bought in 2020 for $275k. Then they say buy and refinance. That's what I call a bad investment.

[PAULROBERTS]

Please be aware of creative financing from most lenders usually means bankruptcy in long run . Or many can not stay current with car payments, utilities, HOA, and no entertainment expense not much of a life ? Paid to much for the home ! 😮😮😮😮

[KenishaMillerREInv]

Thanks for a great livestream Laci, Amber & Jacob! Yes please do the video on Stackable Grants I'm sure it would be tremendously valuable! 💰

[absolutelynot]

Spectacular video, great insight. Thanks!

[clintmatthews]

Thinking of buying a house in Vegas just to meet Laci ….Gorgeous !!!

[enmodo]

Imagine if you removed 10 million+ mid to lower income people from the housing market. Think about what that would do for rents and lower end house prices. Then imagine adding a 20-60% tax on nearly all retail consumer goods and think about what that would do to almost everyone's disposable income for spending on housing.

[boitoiful]

Downtown Vegas is absolutely your best value in Las Vegas including most of the strip. Those obscene fees on the strip just are not worth the stay. You can only do so much in any given week there. I left after 8 years and the recession and would not consider living there again. I believe there's a mass move from CA that is fueling this. I dunno....what is there to do for all those that need to work? The tech or manufacturing is not there. It's just tourism. Highly volitile. Anyway, just my two cents. I love staying downtown when there. J

[thermann]

Wow, Laci is a fireball! Wish she worked in NorCal.

[fulim]

Question!...do most of the newly built homes have HOA and Mello-roos?

[Mc.flyyy]

Sellers are gonna have to come back to earth soon. Laci is 🔥, great insight and delivery.

Sidenote so glad Trump is back. The country can recover from a very dark terrible 4 years of complete inept administration.

[mserild]

I totally disagree with you condo assessments are getting to be another mortgage payments with lots of corruption

[JimboInTheHouse]

I enjoy when you do the real estate videos on the strip. It's been a while.

[sirenmuscle]

Way overpriced. Wait till the market crashes.

[KenGaskins-nmgx]

Real estate is local, but generally people should expect inflation, especially after Winter. Inventories are low, as a lot of people are sitting on 3-5% loans. Also, the big companies like Black Stone as well as wealthy investors (domestic and foreign) continue to buy. Trump has said he is putting on some additional tariffs, which generally means more inflation. Yeah, he may drill more which is good, but this won't be enough, especially with his tax cuts (more money circulating).
Interest rates on the 10 year may be high from recent memory, but if rates do drop, prices will likely go up until supply catches up.
Yes, there could be a downturn, but the conditions don't indicate it overall.
A lot of the "gurus" continue to scream everything is crashing, but these people have been screaming for several years as prices trended up. When the gurus start yelling "buy", this is when you might want to hold off.