By Hal DeKeyser I hear it all the time from open house visitors and other buyers and sellers of Las Vegas real estate: “What are the Raiders coming to Vegas going to do to our home values?” If you live in suburbia, which is most of Las Vegas, it will mean nothing – at least…
My book, “DumpCal – Trade California for Vegas and double your lifestyle for half the cost” explains why the middle class is increasingly abandoning California for places with affording housing, lower taxes, less traffic, and reduced regulation. (Get if free by going to www.DumpCal.com and registering.) Here are a few headlines from around the internet…
It looks like more of the same next year More California newcomers More expensive houses and mortgages Go north, young family Las Vegas 2018 housing predictions: Expect more population growth, mostly from California, continued price and interest rate uptick but no real estate bubble. That’s what the tea leaves seem to be saying about what…
A Las Vegas economy that keeps improving and adding jobs is driving up demand for housing in Southern Nevada, pushing home values up. Unemployment declines in Las Vegas metro area The August 2017 report from SalesTraq says that median single family houses here are now about $260,000, which is 10.6 percent above last August. There…
The only ways to improve that is for builders to put up more homes or the investors to begin selling them.