Sell your Las Vegas home
What Las Vegas homes sold for over the last six months, how fast, and what yours could bring.
What are Las Vegas homes selling for?
Homes in Las Vegas sold for a median of $438,975 over the last six months, in a median of 27 days on the market at 97.4 percent of the original asking price. 30 percent sold at or above asking. 8,535 homes are for sale in Las Vegas right now, and those are the homes buyers will compare yours to.
What is your Las Vegas home worth?
Get a real number built from the Las Vegas homes that actually sold, not an online guess. Private, free, and no one shows up at your door.
Private and free. Your range shows right away, and a local agent follows up with an exact number.
How do we sell a home in Las Vegas?
Most sales run in six stages, from a pricing meeting at your home to the day escrow closes and the buyer gets the keys.
- Week 1Strategy meeting and pricing
We meet at your home, review comparable sales, assess condition, and set a price that positions you to win. We also align on your timeline and goals, and give you an estimated net sheet.
- Weeks 1 to 2Prep and professional marketing
Photography, video, staging guidance, MLS setup, digital ads, print, and social content, all produced before we go live. This is also when you fill out Nevada's Seller's Real Property Disclosure, and if you have an HOA, we order the resale package so it is ready when an offer comes in.
- Week 2 onActive listing and showings
Your home goes live with full exposure. We coordinate every showing, collect feedback, and update you after each visit.
- OffersOffer review and negotiation
We review every term, not only price. Earnest money, the due diligence period, financing, appraisal, repairs, credits, and the closing date all change your net, and we protect each one.
- Under contractEscrow and due diligence
Escrow opens with a title company. During the due diligence period the buyer inspects and can still cancel, and an HOA buyer has five days after receiving the resale package to cancel. We manage the inspection, appraisal, and every contingency deadline. Our transaction coordinators keep everything on schedule.
- Closing dayClose and hand off the keys
You sign with escrow, the deed records with the Clark County Recorder, your loan is paid off, and your proceeds are released. We hand over the keys and stay your resource for anything about your next move.
More on selling with VIPhomes.Vegas: Sellers, Marketing your home, Price It Right, Home sale calculator, and Adding Value.
What do Las Vegas sellers ask most?
How long does it take to sell a home in Las Vegas?
Over the last six months, homes in Las Vegas sold in a median of 27 days on the market, across 9,760 closed sales. Closing then follows on the escrow timeline agreed in the contract. Price, condition, and how many similar homes are for sale move that number for any one home.
What is the median sale price in Las Vegas?
$438,975, the median of 9,760 closed sales in Las Vegas over the last six months, from LVR. Your home's value depends on its size, condition, lot, and upgrades, so ask for a home value built from the sales closest to it.
Do homes in Las Vegas sell for the asking price?
Over the last six months the median home in Las Vegas sold for 97.4 percent of its original asking price, and 30 percent sold at or above asking. A home priced right from the start tends to sell closer to its asking price than one that needs price cuts.
How many homes are for sale in Las Vegas right now?
8,535 homes are for sale in Las Vegas today. Those are the homes buyers will compare yours to, so we price and prepare your home against them as well as against the recent sales.
How is the list price set for a Las Vegas home?
From the homes that sold near yours in the last few months, adjusted for size, condition, lot, and upgrades, then checked against the homes for sale now. You see the comparable sales behind the number before you decide.
What does it cost to sell a home in Las Vegas?
Sellers in Clark County pay the transfer tax (about $5.10 per $1,000 of the price), title and escrow fees, any credits agreed with the buyer, and the listing commission, which is set with the seller when the home is listed and paid from the sale at closing. Ask us for a net sheet that shows what you would walk away with.
How do I find out what my Las Vegas home is worth?
Enter your address in the home value form on this page. We look at the homes that sold near yours and reply the same day with a value range and a suggested list price. It is free and private.
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