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If you’ve been wondering, “Are buyers still out there?” the short answer is yes—and they’re not just browsing; they’re getting serious. Online interest climbed before the latest mortgage rate dip, and when rates nudged lower, buyers responded immediately with more applications. In a market that rewards readiness, this is your cue to move.

Here is what happened in the Las Vegas Real Estate Market for the week of September 25th – October 1st with Brendan from The Brendan King Group @ REAL.

Buying a home? You’ve probably heard plenty about down payments and mortgage rates. But there’s a third factor that can sneak up on buyers: closing costs. These expenses can change the math on your purchase, and if you’re not prepared, they can cause serious sticker shock on closing day.This guide breaks down what closing costs are, how much you should expect to pay, and how they vary by state. By the end, you’ll know how to budget, negotiate, and approach your closing with confidence.

The goal isn’t perfection; it’s perspective. When you prep your home like a buyer would evaluate it, you spend less, reduce stress, and make smarter choices that actually help your home sell.

Here is what happened in the Las Vegas Real Estate Market for the week of September 18th – September 24th with Brendan from The Brendan King Group @ REAL.

If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines waiting for the housing market to feel a little less intimidating, this fall might finally bring some good news. After a couple of years of sky-high prices, climbing mortgage rates, and budget-busting inflation, affordability is starting to look better.

When the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, the first question many people ask is: “Will my mortgage rate drop now?”

Here is what happened in the Las Vegas Real Estate Market for the week of September 4th – September 10th with Brendan from The Brendan King Group @ REAL.

Patience has its place in real estate—but not as a cure for an overpriced listing. Buyers shop with strict filters and alerts. If your property isn’t priced inside their budget range, they’ll never even see it. More days on market simply stack up, and the longer it sits, the more buyers assume: “What’s wrong with this house?”