Soon Taking A Dip

As an owner of a pool home in Las Vegas myself, I’m excited that spring is coming. After a cold winter, all of us who own pool homes in Las Vegas are looking forward to summer’s heat. The heat can be unbearable sometimes, but it also means that our pools will soon, once again, be begging us to jump in and cool off.

As any regular reader of LUXE BLOG knows, I post ongoing inventory updates for homes for sale in the Las Vegas Valley. This includes buildings such as Veer Towers, One Queensridge Place, and master-planned communities such as Summerlin, MacDonald Highlands, and Seven Hills.

Today, I will look at all single-family homes for sale in Summerlin priced between $600k and $800k. I like to do random looks into the market like this as they allow me to keep my knowledge of Las Vegas real estate ON POINT. These random peeks into the market provide a unique look into trends, price-per-square-foot costs, and much more.

As of Feb. 26th, 2023, There Are 20 Summerlin Pool Homes For Sale Priced Between 600-800k

As Of February 26th, 2023

• There were 20 Summerlin homes for sale (600-800k) with a pool
• 8 of the properties were under 700k
• Average price-per-square-foot was $295.45 (good data to know)

Basically, there are not a TON of listing on the market in the hyper-niche sample I pulled. But 20 isn’t what I would call LOW. It just is what it is, kind of like I pointed out in the Las Vegas Valley Real Estate Market Update I recently posted.

More About Summerlin

Let me tell you a few things about Summerlin! The master-planned community is popular for a reason. There is always something to see and do, from the busy Downtown Summerlin to the breathtaking Red Rock National Conservation Area. You can go gambling at the Red Rock Resort and Casino, play golf at a renowned course, or unwind in one of many community parks.

There are many good schools, including several excellent private schools. Regarding healthcare, you have many doctors and specialists, as well as Summerlin Hospital. This large masterplan by Howard Hughes Corporation has a bit of everything for everyone.

Advantages Of Owning A Pool

Beat the Heat: There’s no better way to cool off in the sweltering Las Vegas summer than by jumping into your own personal pool oasis.

Stay Active: A pool is a great way to stay active without having to leave the comfort of your own home. Swim laps, do water aerobics, or just splash around with the kids.

Boost Your Health: Swimming is a low-impact exercise that’s great for your joints and muscles. Plus, being outside and soaking up the sun can do wonders for your mental health.

Entertain in Style: Imagine hosting pool parties with your friends and family, complete with cocktails, barbecue, and good times. A pool home is the perfect place to entertain and show off your style.

Increase Your Home’s Value: A pool can increase the value of your home and make it more attractive to buyers down the line.

Enjoy Your Privacy: With a pool home, you don’t have to worry about crowded public pools or nosy neighbors. You can enjoy your own private paradise, whenever you want.

Make a Statement: Let’s face it, owning a pool home is the ultimate in luxury and style. It’s a statement piece that sets your home apart and makes it truly unique.

Spring 2023 Is Coming And Las Vegas Knows It

My Final Thoughts

Anyone who has been reading LUXE BLOG for some time knows that I pull ZERO punches with opinions on the market. My job as a Realtor is to protect my clients. That said, I like what I see in this price range. Additionally, I feel an average price-per-foot of $295.45 seems about right.

If you’d like to learn more, you can browse Summerlin homes for sale here. Also, when purchasing, I’d like to earn your business. With a decent amount of inventory on the market (not great), you’re likely to still find something that fits your lifestyle and budget. If that sounds like an idea you’d like to explore, I would be happy to lend my 3+ decades of experience in the real estate industry go to work for you. I know Summerlin well, just as I do this overall market.

Until next time. Lynn Stringer signing off.