Of all the many Vintage Homes in the Las Vegas Historic Neighborhoods that I’ve represented (either as listing agent or buyer’s agent) – this one is my favorite. We put it on the market […]
BREAKING NEWS! The John S. Park Historic Neighborhood in Downtown Las Vegas has been named one of the TOP 10 Great neighborhoods for 2010. APA’s flagship program celebrates places of exemplary character, quality, and planning. […]
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. One of course is that […]
Today, we’ve got a new Desert Modern custom in the Historic John S. Park Neighborhood of Downtown Las Vegas. It’s certainly got some great Mid Century Modern features that are worth showing. You’d never know […]
First I they stopped using it because the roof was leaking. Now I’m hearing rumors that the Morman Church at 8th Street and Franklin is going to be razed. The building was built in 1953 as a […]
I didn’t forget the pillars and post and columns series that we were in the middle of. I merely got sidetracked. The carport in this Beverly Green Home is so much more fun than if […]
I woke up this morning thinking… “I don’t have anything to blog about today”. Fortunately, my world changes very quickly. Today a new home got listed in Very Vintage Vegas. It’s one I always wanted […]
I’m on most of the email threads that make their way around many of the Vintage Vegas Neighborhoods. Usually the threads are about lost dogs, commercial development encroachment into the neighborhoods etc. Occasionally a topic comes […]
Lance Kirk, The president of Huntridge West Neighborhood Association sent some pictures of the block party THAT AREN’T BLUE. The Block Party was a kickoff for the cleanup event that […]
Perfect weather, Pleasant Conversation, Kids on skateboards, lots of food, and a camera with a bad setting. The pictures have a blue cast. Unfortunately, I can’t go back and re-shoot the pictures. Maybe next year! If […]