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While we are experiencing uncertain times around the world and in Las Vegas the housing market appears to continue moving forward. I don’t believe anyone, including myself with thirty years… read more →

Thousands of people have been laid off in Nevada and across the country this week. No one knows if there will be more or for how long.  Many are going… read more →

Some of my favorite townhomes in Vintage Vegas are actually within the geographic boundaries of Las Vegas in 1970 but were all built between 1970 and 1979. Here’s a little… read more →

It is that time of year again. The Federal & State Government has released grant money to cover downpayments and closing costs. Besides the Grant Money, there are low-interest FHA… read more →

A classic Marquis model in the Fountainbleu Estates section of Paradise Palms. Very few of these still have the original footprint and the sky-high elevation and carport. Featuring split bedrooms,… read more →

Even with mortgage rates around their lowest levels in years, affordability remains a top concern for home buyers. But don’t worry just yet, because despite rising home prices, the month-to-month… read more →

When remodeling your kitchen, it’s important to keep in mind how you use it. Is there one cook or many? What appliances do you use the most? What do you… read more →

So I spent the afternoon with Zoltar to see what lies ahead in the new decade.  He rambled on about anything and everything but I got nothing worth reporting from… read more →

Every ten years the debate begins. Eye saw this coming, thanks to my 2020 vision!  The year 2020 is just around the corner—and with it, the beginning of a new… read more →

Interest in solar energy is growing as more and more homeowners, as well as businesses, are taking long, serious looks at this alternative source of power. As with any new… read more →

A Vintage Vegas classic! This ranch home features an open concept with upgraded kitchens and baths, newer roof, tile floors and lots of patio space. The master bath features a… read more →

Yours truly – Jack LeVine was just reappointed for a 3rd term as one of the members of the Historic Preservation Commission for the City of Las Vegas. I’m proud… read more →