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Will you really save Thousands of Dollars trying to sell your house yourself? Nationwide 10% of homeowners attempt to sell their homes without using a professional Realtor®.  In Nevada that… read more →

A very rare 60’s home with original kitchens and baths that are in terrific condition. Separate living room, dining room and family room. The bedrooms are expansive with tons of… 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 →

We will be at two Halloween Events with candy and toys for the kids. October 20th We will be at the Jaycee Leavitt Park for the Neighborhood Fall Festival. This event… 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 →

This is the long answer to the question I’m asked several times a day – “How’s the Market??” f you have a question relating to your home, or the one… read more →

The Paradise Palms DOCOMOMO Tour Day is back for 2017! Join Paradise Palms on a two and a half hour guided tour discussing the architecture and storied past of homes found throughout our… read more →

It’s TWO, TWO, TWO houses in one! The main part of the house is an iconic “model 8D” from famed architect Bill Krisel. There’s a whole self contained apartment with… read more →

The sellers are busy prepping this adorable Huntridge home. It’s beautifully landscaped, freshly painted and will be move in ready. It will hit the market Tuesday August 15th. Extra consideration… read more →

It’s a mid century classic – The “Cinderella Ranch” 1800 Oakey Blvd It’s a mid century classic – The “Cinderella Ranch” – updated with new kitchen and baths – 4th… 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 →