November 17, 2025

November 17, 2025

Las Vegas Real Estate Market Update: November 6th – November 12th, 2024

Here is what happened in the Las Vegas Real Estate Market for the week of November 6th – November 12th with Brendan from The Brendan King Group @ REAL.

If you're keeping an eye on the Las Vegas real estate market, this update is for you! Whether you're buying, selling, or investing, knowing the latest trends can give you an edge. So, what’s been happening in Vegas this past week? Buckle up—we’re diving deep into the numbers, trends, and what it all means for you.

Key Market Insights This Week

Before we get into the nitty-gritty, let’s highlight some major takeaways from this week’s market activity:

  • 96% of List Price Received – Sellers are accepting slightly less than their asking price, but not by much.
  • 48 Days on Market – Homes are selling steadily, but buyers still have time to make decisions.
  • 23 Weeks of Supply – A market leaning toward balanced, with a bit more leverage for buyers in some areas.
  • 481 New Listings – Fresh opportunities for buyers entering the market.
  • 7,123 Active Listings – Plenty of choices for prospective buyers across different price points.
  • 303 Homes Sold This Week – A solid level of transactions across the city.
  • 398 Homes Under Contract – Strong activity, signaling confident and committed buyers.
  • $667,235 Average Weekly Sales Price – A strong price point reflecting both traditional and higher-end homes.
  • $14,250,000 Highest Sale This Week – Ultra-luxury properties continue to shine in Las Vegas.

Home Prices: Are They Rising or Falling?

Las Vegas home prices remained steady this week, with an average sales price of $667,235. This suggests that demand is healthy and that well-priced homes are continuing to sell.

If you’re wondering whether prices will rise further, it depends on interest rates, inventory, and buyer confidence. While rising supply can slow price growth, the fact that homes are still selling at 96% of list price shows that buyers remain willing to pay near asking for well-presented properties.

Well-maintained, move-in-ready homes in prime neighborhoods are still commanding strong offers.

Days on Market: How Fast Are Homes Selling?

Homes spent an average of 48 days on the market this week, giving buyers more breathing room compared to the ultra-competitive conditions of recent years.

For buyers, this means:

  • Time to compare multiple homes
  • Space to schedule second showings
  • Less pressure to rush into an offer

For sellers, this means:

  • Competitive pricing is crucial
  • Overpriced homes risk sitting too long
  • Strong presentation—photos, staging, and marketing—matters more than ever

Inventory Levels: Are There Enough Homes for Buyers?

This week saw 481 new listings, bringing total active inventory to 7,123 homes. With 23 weeks of supply, buyers have a wide selection, and the market stays balanced.

Buyers benefit from more choices, reduced pressure, and opportunities to negotiate.
Sellers, however, face more competition and must ensure their home stands out through strong marketing, presentation, and pricing strategy.

Sales Volume: How Many Homes Are Changing Hands?

A total of 303 homes sold this week—solid activity for this time of year. Even better:

  • 398 homes went under contract, signaling ongoing buyer confidence
  • Transaction levels remain healthy despite higher rates and expanded inventory

Whether people are relocating, upsizing, downsizing, or investing, real estate is still moving steadily throughout Las Vegas.

How This Week Compares to Last Year

Market Trends Year Over Year

Compared to the same time last year, the Las Vegas market is:

  • More balanced
  • Less frantic
  • More predictable

Inventory is higher, days on market are longer, and buyers have more breathing room. Prices remain stable and are still supported by demand for quality homes.

The Role of Interest Rates in the Market

Interest rates continue to shape buyer budgets, but demand hasn’t disappeared. Buyers are adapting with:

  • Rate buydowns
  • Adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs)
  • Adjusted budgets and neighborhood flexibility

Despite higher rates, steady sales and strong luxury activity show Las Vegas remains a highly desirable market.

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

Advice for Buyers: Navigating the Market

  • Take advantage of increased inventory and negotiate smartly
  • Don’t rush—48 days on market gives you time to think
  • Focus on competitively priced homes
  • Get fully pre-approved before shopping

Advice for Sellers: Maximizing Your Sale

  • Price your home right from day one
  • Invest in staging, decluttering, and pro photos
  • Use a strong agent with proven marketing strategies
  • Adjust quickly if showings are slow

Spotlight on Las Vegas Neighborhoods

Most Popular Areas for Buyers

  • Summerlin – Family-friendly, master-planned, luxury options
  • Henderson – Great amenities, safe communities, strong schools
  • Southwest Las Vegas – Modern builds, new development, prime access

Hidden Gems for Great Deals

  • North Las Vegas – Affordable options, new construction
  • Downtown Las Vegas – Artsy, walkable, urban revitalization

Market Predictions: What Lies Ahead

Home Prices: Stability or Growth?

Analysts expect prices to remain stable with slight increases in high-demand areas like Summerlin and Henderson.

Inventory Projections for the Coming Months

Inventory may rise modestly, keeping the market balanced and giving buyers plenty of options without overwhelming sellers.

Conclusion

The Las Vegas real estate market remains steady, balanced, and full of opportunity. With homes selling at 96% of list price, 48 days on market, and over 7,000 active listings, both buyers and sellers can succeed with the right strategy.

Whether you're eyeing luxury estates or more affordable neighborhoods, staying informed helps you make smart, confident decisions.

Thinking of buying or selling? Contact The Brendan King Group today for expert advice and personalized service!

FAQs

Is it a buyer’s or seller’s market right now?
It’s a balanced market with a slight advantage for buyers in some segments.

Will home prices drop in Las Vegas?
Prices are steady, with small fluctuations depending on location and condition.

How long do homes take to sell in Las Vegas?
On average, homes sell in about 48 days.

Should I sell my home now or wait?
Now is a great time to sell—especially if your home is priced competitively.

What are the top neighborhoods to buy a home in Las Vegas?
Summerlin, Henderson, Southwest Las Vegas, and Downtown Las Vegas remain top picks.

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Luxury Market Spotlight: $14.25M Sale of the Week

The luxury market remains a standout in Las Vegas real estate. The most expensive home sold this week closed for $14,250,000, showcasing continued strength in the ultra-luxury segment.

High-end homes often take longer to sell, but demand remains robust. Here’s a snapshot of this week’s luxury activity:

  • $2,326,305 Average Luxury Sales Price
  • 58 Days on Market for Luxury Homes
  • 1,272 Active Luxury Listings
  • 73 New Luxury Listings This Week
  • 27 Luxury Homes Sold
  • 32 Luxury Homes Under Contract

Luxury buyers continue to seek exclusivity, privacy, and premium features—keeping this segment healthy and resilient.

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