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Las Vegas's housing market has cooled off after a hot streak. Home prices surged during the pandemic as many out-of-state buyers moved in. Now higher interest rates and a bit of buyer fatigue have calmed things down. Prices have stabilized or dipped slightly from their peak, and more homes are on the market, giving buyers some breathing room.
Even so, appealing properties - especially newer homes in nice communities - are still selling. The local economy still draws newcomers, so demand is there, just less frantic than before. Sellers are pricing more competitively and might wait longer for the right offer. Given the city's history with housing swings, some investors are eyeing foreclosure listings for potential bargains. Foreclosures remain relatively low, but seeing investors watch them shows the market's shift from red-hot to cautiously warm.
