Page 13 - The Highlander Fall 2024

JUNE 1, 2024 – AUGUST 30, 2024 HOME SALES BY COMMUNITY
HOMES SOLD
JANE 1- AUG 30, 2024
HIGHEST SALE
MacDonald Highlands
17
$10,250,000
Anthem Country Club
30
$4,250,00
Ascaya
2
$8,500,000
Red Rock Country Club
21
$4,950,000
Southern Highlands CC
10
$5,200,000
The Ridges
14
$8,800,000
The Summit Club
1
$15,750,00
JUNE 1, 2024 – AUGUST 30, 2024 LOT/LAND SALES BY COMMUNITY
LOTS & LAND SOLD
JANE 1-
AUG 30, 2024
HIGHEST SALE
ACRES
MacDonald Highlands
5
$3,975,210
1.01
Anthem Country Club
Sold-Out
$0
.91
Ascaya
6
$2,600,000
0
Red Rock Country Club
Sold-Out
$0
0
Southern Highlands CC
0
$0
0
The Ridges
0
$0
0
The Summit Club
0
$0
0
Kristen Routh-Silberman, MBA, REALTOR
#1 Las Vegas, #1 Nevada, #39 Nationally Real Trends 2024
MacDonald Highlands Real Estate Director 552 S. Stephanie Street, Henderson, NV 89012 (702) 614-9100 Office
(702) 467-7100 Cell/Text KristenRouth@gmail.com
DRE# S.0074661
LUXURY REAL ESTATE REPORT
A Look into our Near Future
Several exciting and significant develop- ments underscore Las Vegas’s econom- ic growth and long-term sustainability. Additionally, Clark County’s population is projected to reach 3 million by 2042, up from its current 2.41 million, reflecting solid growth.
Las Vegas is positioning itself as the major player in the entertainment industry.
A $1.8 billion Sony movie studio, backed by Mark Wahlberg, has been approved for Summerlin, and another movie studio project is planned for the Harry Reid Research & Technology Park, as reported by UNLV. These developments are set to transform Las Vegas into “Hollywood 2.0.”
Las Vegas is also gaining more traction in the sports industry, with the NBA commis- sioner listing Las Vegas as a potential NBA expansion city and MLB owners approving the A’s move from Oakland to Las Vegas, with a new ballpark set to open in 2028.
Additionally, the US Department of Transportation has approved $2.5 billion in bonds for the Brightline West rail project, enhancing connectivity and accessibility.
Las Vegas is also starting to see growth in the biotech industry, further diversifying our economic base and along with that at the most recent Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance (LVGEA) Economic Forum at the end of August, the push was to encourage Las Vegas to invest more in the health-care industry to round out our offerings and to increase our capabilities to meet popula- tion demands.
These developments collectively paint a picture of a dynamic future for Las Vegas and a promising future, making it an even more attractive market for real estate investment and ownership.
We always talk about MacDonald Highlands being the Hollywood Hills of Vegas- so bring on Hollywood 2.0, MacDonald Highlands is already in position to welcome more stars.
As we head into fall, the triple-dig- it temperatures are finally behind us, and with lower interest rates on the horizon, we're anticipating a stronger real estate market for the 3rd and 4th quarter, despite the presidential election.
Cheers to fall, wonderful weather and sensational times with family and friends in MacDonald Highlands.
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