Most of the vintage homes and the historic neighborhoods in Las Vegas were built in the 50’s and 60’s as the town was growing up. The strip was growing and… read more →
The Nevada Preservation Foundation is looking for homes for the 2018 Vintage Vegas Home Tour. Find more information on their Facebook Page. You can enter your house as a selection… read more →
Very Vintage Vegas is holding a contest! We want the world to see our great backyards in the historical district. Many of you have spent countless hours and money to… read more →
The iconic Mid Century Modern apartment building – “The Rexford” as seen in the 2015 mid mod home tour. It is a co-op building. You’ll be buying a share of… read more →
What we now call “Mid Century Modern” came in two flavors. The Ranch house – which was the most frequently built, and the other is what I often refer to… read more →
UPDATE: OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY AUGUST 2 from noon to 2pm. This TIME – CAPSULE home sold without many people getting to look at it. (Like most of my listings –… read more →
The Southridge Neighborhood Association in conjunction with the Mesquite Club will be hosting a debate between the 2 runoff candidates for the Las Vegas City Council Ward 3. Bob Coffin and Adriana… read more →
It’s been a long time since a seriously cool Mid Century Modern custom home popped up. This one’s in The Beverly Green Neighborhood of Downtown. It’s a real project house in… read more →
Last night’s sunset from my front yard in the historic downtown Las Vegas neighborhoods that I call Very Vintage Vegas. There’s 2 redeeming aspects of the annual August/September monsoon season.… read more →
Someone FINALLY took me up on it. I’ve offered to show before and after pictures of VeryVintageVegas renovation, restoration and retrovation projects. Welcome to Heidi and Scott’s before and after… read more →
At last weeks Flamingo Club, a couple stood up to make a presentation. Marti and Richard Hafen were long time downtown residents, and had come back to their old neighborhood… read more →
Greg Brown is our guest blogger today. There’s an important call to action at the end, and I hope you’ll all help – even if you’re not directly affected, as… read more →