Rent Real Estate

Condo Trends: Whew! Las Vegas Hot Again

Almost as quickly as it dropped in Las Vegas, condo sales have made a dramatic turn around the last few months. Home sales are up the 7th consecutive month, according to GlobeSt.com – a national commercial real estate site. As prices have dropped 35 percent in the last year for condos to a median sales price of $123,000, the number of units sold has increased by 35 percent, as well. Quoting the president of the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors, the site says local real estate "leaders attributed these declining home prices to the unprecedented number of bank-owned properties on the market and the fact that about two out of every three homes being sold here each month are now owned by lenders." "Of course, this is great news for qualified buyers, who are finding bargains all over town," says Las Vegas Association of Realtors President Patty Kelley. "Once we sell off this inventory of homes in or nearing foreclosure, prices will begin to increase." RecruitingNevada.com, a job-watch site, points out that "megaresort construction is underway up and down the Las Vegas Strip. Nevada should see a resultant surge in employment in 2009." The forecast for the area is for leisure and hospitality jobs to be growing annually at nearly 7.5 percent, pushing upwards to 400,000 jobs by the end of 2010.


Add your comment:
Name:
Site address: http://
Your message:
Enter today\\\\'s date, 2 digits
(spam protection):

News of the day
Exit Strategies: What"s Yours?
Back when I started my business, (and I was one of the few who thought of it as a business within a business, working for a real estate broker) my business plan was loose and by the seat of my pants. Now there are profound changes in the industry that forced me to work this strategy into the plan. So what happened?
Popular Articles
pounds till payday

Millions of Canadians Fall Prey to Millennium Marketing
Millions of Canadians are spending madly to celebrate the new Millennium

Ask the HOA Expert
Question: Some HOA websites and newsletters include a service directory which are recommendations of members. The board has been advised by our lawyer to refrain from posting such lists. I feel the service of these lists overpowers the possibility of legal risk.