Las Vegas Real Estate

If You’re Interested in Las Vegas Real Estate, Here’s Why You Should Choose me:

Getting a good deal closed for my clients is my essential real estate skill, and what I bring to the table when you work with me.

If you’re selling, I achieve the highest price possible – I utilize excellent internet marketing tools to reach the broadest range of potential buyers.  I am trained as an Internet Marketing Specialist for the purpose of marketing your property fully.

If you’re buying, I am an experienced negotiator – I find the exact right fit for your needs at an exceptional price, and at the best terms.

Along with my team, I produce amazing results!

Las Vegas Real Estate

Las Vegas is a remarkable city – energetic, unique and passionate.  For several years running, it was one of the fastest growing cities in the US and despite the substantial market downturn of the last few years it has continued to retain a strong and vibrant population and culture.

Las Vegas real estate is currently being offered at a major discount from the high of its market, but this won’t last.  There’s no doubt that the market will continue to be flat for a while yet – probably well into 2013, or longer – it is currently an excellent time to buy and most experts feel that not only will the Las Vegas real estate market be back, but that it may be one of the nation’s leading markets for recovery.  Las Vegas real estate will indeed flourish again – but it is expected that in its’ recovery it will become a much more mature and stabilized market.

To give an idea of how far it fell, in 2006 some 35,000 new homes were built- in 2011 this number was about 4,000.  In a city with a population of two million people, 35,000 units was way too high and it pumped excessive inventory into the market – consequently, 4,000 units is way too low.  But when recovery occurs, expect a healthy 7,500 to 10,000 units to be built annually.

Las Vegas real estate should also benefit tremendously from the world-class scale and uniqueness of the city.  Some 35 million to 40 million people fly into Vegas every year, not to mention the few million visits we get from California and Arizona drivers. No matter how bad the economy got, these numbers have stayed consistent.

This means that soon the mega projects in Las Vegas that were stalled will come to life again creating a plethora of employment.  it’s also rumored that a high-speed link between Los Angeles and Vas vegas could be in the works.

When things get booted up again, Las Vegas will experience major growth expansions in its commercial development core, including about $40 billion in new hotel-resort development.  If this happens, some 40,000 additional hotel rooms and five million square feet of new convention space that will translate into more than 100,000 new direct jobs.  This will spark a more solid population growth, refueling both the residential housing and retain industries.  A good sign was the recent announcements by WinCo Foods for two new major commercial centers in Las Vegas.

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You can obtain short sale information, search the Las Vegas MLS on your own, apply for a mortgage, study technical information about real estate, or find out meaningful information about your community.

Call Rob Flitton anytime at 702-496-7260, or email if you prefer.