Las Vegas Real Estate Market Update – April 2021 (Tips for Buying a Home in a Sellers Market)

Buying Real Estate
What’s happening in the Las Vegas Housing Market and what do the numbers mean?

In our April 2021 Las Vegas Real Estate Market Update, we discuss the Las Vegas housing market, including:

– What’s Going On With the Price of Lumber
– Why You Should Consider Resale Homes Instead of New Construction
– Why There Won’t be a Wave of Foreclosures Coming Anytime Soon
– Why There Are So Many Cash Buyers in the Market Right Now

We also talk about tips for Buying a Home in a Sellers Market.

If you have more questions, reach out to us at (702) 605-2269 and get in touch with one of our team today!

Thinking about buying, selling or investing in real estate? Schedule Your Free Consultation! We pride ourselves in helping our clients realize their real estate goals through great communication, expert negotiation, and genuine service.

Steve and Kristen Thomas
The Thomas Group – Love Local Real Estate
(702) 605-2269
info@thethomasgrouplv.com
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License S.0179182, S.0185994

Filmed at Boulder City, NV.

All information provided by Las Vegas Realtors (LVR).

#lasvegas #realestate #marketupdate

0:00 Intro
0:50 Summary
1:16 Boulder City, NV
4:34 April 2021 Market Update
4:54 Single Family Homes Update
9:14 Market Competition
10:15 New Construction May Not Be Your Best Option
11:14 Price of Lumber
14:11 Cash Buyers in the Market
15:30 Hedge Funds Buying Homes
16:20 Wave of Foreclosures Not Happening Soon
18:38 Condos/ Townhomes Update
21:15 Why Using a Local Lender Matters
25:03 Schedule Your Free Consultation

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