Encantada
Phase 17, up to $16,500 in incentives
Phase 17, Lot 81 up to $20,000 in incentives
Phase 18, up to $6,000 in incentives
Phase 18, Lot 85 and Lot 87 up to $20,000 in incentives
All incentives are contingent upon using CTX Mortgage.
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Ardiente, an active adult community for people age 55 or better, now has 8 beautiful models available for viewing. Recreational amenities include a clubhouse with two pools on an expansive landscape, as well as the privacy of a grand, guard-gated entry. From the 6 themed parks throughout the community, to the sparking pools and exercise area, your clients’ every need will be catered to. For more information about Las Vegas Real Estate call MillionSaverHomes.com who is local Las Vegas real estate broker at 702.212.3513.
Popularity: 12%
The $400 million will consist of four seven-story towers and are planning on opening in late November 2006. Each unit will be between 600 and 2,300 square feet in size and will cost anywhere between the mid-$300s to $1 million. Some of the amenities include underground parking structures, two swimming pools, a fitness center, a 10,000-square-foot club house, sauna/steam rooms, a private screening room and a business center.
Popularity: 10%
KLASTV News recently reported that Las Vegas has the hottest job market in the country. While casinos and the service industry still generate the most popular jobs, construction and real estate are also topping the list of hot job markets. Additionally, the unemployment rate dropped from 4.6% last June to 4.1% this June. The president of the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce was quoted as saying, “we have 6,000 residents moving in every month, but we still keep an unemployment rate of around 4-percent. That is remarkable.” However, there is a note of caution from Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman who indicated that there may not be an adequate work force to keep up with the growth that Las Vegas continues to experience.
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Popularity: 12%
Popularity: 12%
In September, the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight announced that U.S. home prices increased 13.4% in the second quarter compared with the same quarter a year ago. The national increase marked the largest seen in more than 25 years. Nevada’s appreciation rates showed a 28.1% increase.
Until last year, quarterly home appreciation rates in Las Vegas had been trending between 40-50%. According to Home Builders Research, the median price of a new home reached a record $317,909 in July and the median sale price was $280,000.
Among all states, Nevada continues to have the highest appreciation, followed by Arizona (27.8 percent), Hawaii (25.9 percent) and California (25.2 percent).
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Popularity: 11%
TOLL BROTHERS AT SERRANO
One home left!
Don’t miss this chance
to live in the exclusive gated community
of Serrano near Red Rock Mountains!
Cellini Spanish Colonial
4190 Square feet
Just under 12,000 sq. ft. lot size
Immediate Occupancy
4 bed + 3.5 Baths + Den + Exercise Room + Reading Loft
Granite Countertops + Stainless Steel Appliances
Wrought Iron Stair Rail with Maple Finish
Wet Bar + Upgraded Maple Cabinets
Price: $1,184,824
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Popularity: 15%
According to the FBI, mortgage fraud is on the increase and Nevada has made the list as one of the “top 10 mortgage fraud hotpots�. To date, the FBI has received over 21,944 reports of suspicious activity in the real estate industry; and is currently investigating 721 pending cases of real estate fraud. The result of having so many bad loans is being felt in both the commercial and residential real estate arenas.
For commercial lenders, it is an $8 trillion concern. Mortgage backed securities are outstanding and are held by a wide range of investors. Even the Federal Reserve uses mortgage back securities as collateral when dealing with banks. Maintaining the integrity of this market is of great concern to lenders.
For consumers, an increase in bad loans can increase their borrowing costs. If the risk increases, investors will demand a higher yield from mortgage-backed securities. The banks in turn will pass these costs on to the consumer in the form of higher mortgage rates.
Additionally, some instances of fraud result in artificially inflated property values that can cause neighborhood property values and real estate taxes to skyrocket. This results when property information is entered into the Multiple Listing System (MLS) and used by reputable agents and appraisers to prepare comparable sales reports in assessing market value.
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Popularity: 11%
Looks like Las Vegas residents are heading down a safer path. Data supplied to, and analyzed by, the FBI showed that the overall crime rate for the city of Las Vegas decreased by 14% for the period 2002 – 2004. The largest decrease was in the area of violent crimes (murder, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault). These crimes were down 31%. Property crimes were also down 10% overall, with burglary down 16%, and larceny down 18%. However, vehicle theft was up 11%.
The Las Vegas City Manager and Police Department are pointing to the Police Department’s new approach in dealing with crime. An approach which believes in a community-based partnership focus to policing, that involves all facets of government services and community organizations, designed to result in lower crime, safer neighborhoods, and an improved quality of life.
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Popularity: 14%
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