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Las Vegas Housing Market Snapshot | October 8, 2026 Las Vegas single-family home inventory increased this week across the valley. This is the slim increase, More buyers are limiting their shopping, but they’re becoming increasingly […]

The Las Vegas housing market slowed a little more in September, with fewer homes selling, more homes available for buyers to choose from, and the median sales price easing from its summer highs. According to […]

For nearly two decades, the large vacant property at the southeast corner of Alta Drive and Campbell Drive has been something of a question mark in one of central Las Vegas’ most established residential areas. […]

Las Vegas Housing Market Snapshot | October 1, 2026 Las Vegas single-family home inventory increased this week across the valley. This is the largest single week inventory increase of the year, More buyers are shopping, […]

Jack LeVine has spent decades championing the homes, neighborhoods, and architecture that tell the story of Las Vegas. As the first member and first board member of the Nevada Preservation Foundation, Jack brought to the […]

Three-bedroom, three-bath townhouse with more than 2,300 square feet of living space. The two story floorplan creates large living areas connected by a wide staircase. Terrazzo flooring runs through the main living spaces, and ceiling […]

Las Vegas Housing Market Snapshot | September 24, 2026 Las Vegas single-family home inventory increased this week across the valley. This is the largest single week inventory increase of the year, More buyers are shopping, […]

Las Vegas Housing Market Snapshot | September 17, 2026 Las Vegas single-family home inventory decreased this week across the valley. More buyers are shopping, but they’re becoming increasingly selective about which homes they’ll tour and […]

We’re thrilled to share some exciting news: Very Vintage Vegas has been selected by FeedSpot as one of the Top 20 Las Vegas Blogs on the Web (2026 Edition)! This recognition means a lot to […]

Las Vegas has never been particularly shy about trying something new. We’ve watched the city reinvent itself more than once, from a railroad town to a gambling destination, then into the entertainment, sports and convention […]