Las Vegas has always been known for fantastic entertainment, gaming, fine dining….and a little ‘what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas’ action.  What most may not know about our wonderful city is that outside of the Strip, the Las Vegas Valley is truly a dynamic family and civic community topped off with amazing weather, which is perfect for our many outdoor leagues and activities (we’re still tooting our horn about being named National Geographic’s Top Adventure Town a few years ... read more

The Luxury Market Forges Ahead in Las Vegas, Outperforming the Broader Market The Las Vegas luxury market continues to be a bright spot in an otherwise languishing housing market. In single-family homes, sales over $1 million have reached nearly 1,300 year-to-date in 2026. That figure already represents 77% of the full-year 2025 total, with four months remaining to match or surpass last year’s result. The prime market ($3 million and above) is where the most notable activity is occurring, with nearly 170 sal... read more

Coldwell Banker Premier Realty proudly welcomes its newest real estate team, Jennifer Graff and Stephanie McGerty of The New Home Experts Las Vegas, which caters exclusively to buyers purchasing new construction homes.Dually licensed in both Nevada and California, Graff is a seasoned real estate agent having worked for some of the most prestigious builders and developers in the country and McGerty comes to Coldwell Banker Premier Realty with over a decade of sales and marketing experience in the Las Vegas new ... read more

The Origin Story: Origin at Symphony Park Symphony Park, a premier masterplan west of Downtown Las Vegas, is integral to Las Vegas' past and is a growing part of its future. The railroad is closely tied to the genesis of Las Vegas and particularly to Symphony Park and Downtown Las Vegas. In 1905 William Clark of Montana, and partners developed the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad, which tied together a huge swath of the nation between Southern California and Utah. Clark built another railroad and... read more

Recently there has been a lot of talk regarding shadow inventory, negative equity and Nevada Assembly Bill 284. AB 284 requires an affadavit of authority which states that the signatory has personal knowledge of the documents required for a proper foreclosure. This has lead to a sharp drop in notices of default, the first step in the foreclosure process. However, I don’t think that AB284 should get all of the blame. Certainly it has had a major impact but we shouldn’t look at it in isolation. Lack of inventory is a... read more