Data sourced from the Las Vegas Realtors MLS. Figures reflect recent reporting periods as noted.
National Market Perspective
The national market spent June doing what it has done most of this year: setting price records without generating much movement. Existing-home sales slipped 2.4% from May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.09 million, though that still ran 2.8% ahead of June 2025. The median existing-home price reached $440,600, an all-time high and the thirty-sixth consecutive month of year-over-year gains, while unsold inventory held at a 4.6-month supply, the same figure as a year earlier. The thirty-year fixed rate averaged 6.49% for the month. Prices are at records; the volume of transactions producing them is not.
Las Vegas & Henderson
Southern Nevada ran tighter than that. Las Vegas REALTORS reported a June median of $490,000 for existing single-family homes, flat from May and up 1% from June 2025. Closings reached 2,302, an 18.3% jump over last June, and effective supply fell to 3.1 months, down 13.6% year over year. What is not tightening is the clock. Homes that took longer than sixty days to close made up 21.6% of June sales, up from 17.2% a year earlier. The listing data suggests why: the median single-family home sitting on the valley market without an offer is priced at $549,900, roughly 12% above the $490,000 the market is actually paying.
Inspirada Snapshot
Inspirada’s figures run the same direction and further. The median sale price came in at $626,000, up 1.8% from last month but essentially level with the $630,000 recorded a year ago. Closed sales over the trailing six months reached 130, the highest total this column has recorded and 31% above the 99 logged last September. Available homes fell to 77, down 5% for the month and roughly 14% below last year’s 90. Months of supply sits at 3.5, down from 5.3 a year ago, roughly a third lower, a sharper move than the valley’s.
And days on market climbed to 39, up from 23 last month and nearly double last September’s 20. More homes are selling and fewer are sitting, but the ones that sell are taking longer to get there, and the price they fetch has not moved in twelve months. Inspirada is clearing inventory through patience rather than competition.
As we look at pending home sales, expect data pointing to slower home sale activity in the next update.
West Henderson Development Note
In West Henderson, the fieldhouse at St. Rose and Maryland parkways now has a name and a date. KemperSports, which will operate the facility under a public-private partnership with the City of Henderson, rebranded the project Henderson Sport & Social in May and set a grand opening for October. The roughly 180,000-square-foot, two-level complex at 3375 St. Rose Parkway carries a $70 million price tag, with KemperSports contributing $10 million and the balance funded through public infrastructure bonds, the West Henderson Development Fund and the city’s municipal facilities fund. Plans call for convertible basketball courts, indoor turf fields, a fitness center and a family entertainment zone, with a 20% discount on programming for Henderson residents. The city projects roughly 250 permanent jobs at full operation.
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