Category Archive for ‘Las Vegas Real Estate News’

From July 31 of the Archive from the old blog   The Very idea of using the word VERY in our title is really a joke of sorts. Since Las… read more →

Thursday, Oct. 4th Another Edition of Untold Stories at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve: In 1931, work began on the engineering marvel of its day, Boulder Dam. Engineers had never… read more →

If you drive along Fremont Street, East of Las Vegas Boulevard you will observe a collection of vintage motels and businesses that time forgot. These endangered properties are some of… read more →

While zigzagging some new LA buyers between downtown and McNeil and Glen Heather, we took a site seeing side trip thru Scotch 80’s. There we stumbled upon a fundraiser for… read more →

If you’ve ever wondered about the Mid Mod Neighborhood of Paradise Palms, or the 1 story townhomes call Surise Villas, or Francisco Park, this is a great way to spend… read more →

We have the ability to help prop up property values in Vintage Vegas We’re recommending that neighbors band together and go mow the lawns, or pull the weeds or pick… read more →

 CNN did a report this morning from Phoenix about their thousands of vacant homes. Their biggest problem is swimming pools that aren’t being maintained that have become breeding ponds for… read more →

Sure wish I had invented this. It would surely have made a pot full of money!          .

I wanted to revisit one of our listings, and tell the story of why it came back on the market. We were very excited in late June when this wonderful… read more →

We have a lot of fun with the different categories of awful photography and carelessness that we see in the MLS. Once upon a time, only the agent ever saw… read more →

Old downtown neighborhoods are the new places to be By BEVERLY BRYAN VIEW STAFF WRITER                   Photo by Jim Miller (View) Jack LeVine sells houses downtown, he said, because he’s always been… read more →

I just double checked, and this property is still on the market. I seriously doubt that it still looks like this. The remarks say it’s beautifully remodeled. Shouldn’t the pictures… read more →