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Las Vegas is celebrated for its world-class resorts, vibrant nightlife, and endless entertainment, but the city's appeal extends far beyond the iconic Strip. Vegas is a center for innovation and economic expansion, with thriving sectors in healthcare, advanced manufacturing, clean technology, and fintech fueling steady job growth and opportunity. This dynamic and business-friendly environment, affordable living, and easy access to top attractions make Vegas an exceptional choice for homebuyers seeking opportunities and a vibrant lifestyle.

LGI Homes offers a range of exceptional new home developments in Las Vegas designed to fit your lifestyle and budget. Each new home in Las Vegas features upgraded finishes, modern layouts and integrated technology, all included at no extra cost. From open-concept living spaces to chef-ready kitchens, these homes combine style with everyday functionality. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, downsizing or relocating for work, LGI Homes provides stylish homes in prime neighborhoods throughout the Las Vegas Valley.

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Las Vegas Vibes in the Heart of the Mojave

#3 '2025 Best Cities for Young Professionals in Nevada' (Niche)
#4 'Best Places to Live in Nevada' (Ramsey, 2024)
#5 '15 Best Cities for Remote Work' (Extra Space Storage, 2025)
#8 '10 Affordable Places to Live in Nevada in 2025' (Houzeo.com)
#11 'Best College Towns in America, 2025' (WalletHub)
#33 Best Large Cities to Start a Business, 2025' (WalletHub)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Continue reading for answers to frequently asked questions about our homes, community and the area.

Does Las Vegas have high property and income tax rates?

Las Vegas is known for its favorable tax environment, featuring no state income tax and relatively low property tax rates. Nevada residents do not pay state income tax on salaries, wages or similar forms of compensation. Property taxes in Las Vegas are relatively low compared to national averages. The effective property tax rate for owner-occupied housing in Clark County, NV, is approximately 0.44%, 0.51% less than the national average.

When was Las Vegas, NV established?

Las Vegas was founded on May 15, 1905, when land next to the Union Pacific Railroad tracks was auctioned, marking the city's establishment. It was officially incorporated as a city on June 1, 1911.

Where is Las Vegas located in Nevada?

Las Vegas is in the Mojave Desert in southern Nevada, within Clark County. The city is east of Red Rock Canyon and north of Sloan Canyon.

Who are the largest employers in Las Vegas?

Las Vegas is home to a wide variety of businesses. Many of the largest companies support the city's tourism. The largest employers in Las Vegas include MGM Resorts International, Wynn Resorts, Caesars Entertainment Corporation, Cox Holdings, Johnson Electric, Boyd Gaming and the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV).

Who are the largest employers in Las Vegas?

Some of the largest employers in Las Vegas from several different industries include Clark County School District, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, MGM Resorts International, Wynn Resorts, Orleans Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas Sands Corp, the University of Las Vegas, WestCare, Saratoga Foods, Sofidel America, Planet Hollywood, Boyd Gaming Corp. and NOS Communications. Nellis Air Force Base is the largest employer in the area, with close to 15,000 military and civilian employees.

*The list of employers above excludes many hotels and casinos from the leisure and hospitality industry.

What are the largest industries in Las Vegas?

The largest industries in Las Vegas include entertainment and service, gaming, advanced manufacturing, clean tech, healthcare and construction. Technology and data centers are also emerging as significant contributors to the city's economic diversification.

Are there family-friendly attractions in Las Vegas?

Las Vegas offers numerous family-friendly attractions that cater to visitors of all ages. Adventuredome, Discovery Children's Museum, Red Rock Canyon, Fountains of Bellagio, Shark Reef Aquarium, Big Apple Coaster and Fremont Street are some of the most popular family-friendly destinations in Las Vegas. These attractions, and many others, make Las Vegas a destination with diverse options for family entertainment.

How far is the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas, NV?

Grand Canyon West is about 125 miles (2 hours) away. The South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park is approximately 275 miles (4–5 hours) by car.

What is the weather like in Las Vegas?

Las Vegas has a desert climate with hot summers and mild winters. Summer temperatures can exceed 100°F (38°C), with highs often reaching around 104°F (40°C). Winters are mild, with daytime highs averaging 56°F (14°C). Rain is rare, with about 4.2 inches of annual precipitation.

What is the population of Las Vegas?

As of 2025, Las Vegas will have approximately 670,000 residents, reflecting an increase of more than 3.6% since 2020. It continues to be Nevada's largest and fastest-growing city. The Las Vegas metropolitan area will have around 3 million residents by 2025.

What cities are near Las Vegas, NV?

Cities near Las Vegas include North Las Vegas (2.8 miles north), Sunrise Manor (6.2 miles northeast), Paradise (8.2 miles south), Whitney (11.7 miles southeast), Enterprise (14.9 miles southwest) and Henderson (15.5 miles southeast) are in the Las Vegas Valley. Pahrump (about 71.4 miles west) and Boulder City (approximately 26 miles southeast).

What large destination cities outside of Nevada are near Las Vegas?

Las Vegas is near several destination cities, making it easy for residents to vacation after a short flight and for businesses and professionals to serve several markets. Some well-known cities include Aspen, Colorado (518 miles northeast), Boise, Idaho (517 miles north); Albuquerque, New Mexico (484 miles east), Santa Rosa, California (445 miles northwest), Salt Lake City, Utah (420 miles northeast), the Bay Area near San Francisco, California (418 miles northwest), Tucson, Arizona (417 south), Sacramento, California (387 miles northwest), San Jose, California (383 miles northwest), Provo, Utah (376 miles northeast), San Diego, California (332 miles southwest), Phoenix, Arizona (302 miles southeast), Bakersfield, California (288 miles west), Beverly Hills, California (283 miles southwest), Los Angeles, California (270 miles southwest), Irvine, California (269 miles southwest), Anaheim, California (264 miles southwest), Riverside, California (239 miles southwest), and Lake Havasu City, Arizona (153 miles south).

How does the tax abatement law in Nevada help homeowners?

Nevada's state legislature passed a law to cap annual property tax increases at 3% for primary residences and up to 8% for properties that are not owner-occupied. State law NRS 361.4723 gives homeowners tax relief when home prices increase. If new construction homes in Las Vegas are on recently rezoned land, they may not receive tax abatement this year; the 3% primary residence and up to 8% non-owner-occupied tax cap will start the following fiscal year. Read more about the 3% tax abatement cap by visiting Clark County's official website.

What out-of-pocket costs should I consider when buying my new construction home in Las Vegas?

As a first-time homebuyer, closing costs from financing range from 2 to 6%. These fees include mortgage origination, escrow fees, appraisals, etc. If you are moving out of a rental, you may incur cleaning costs from $100 to $300. Moving costs usually range from $300–$1,200, depending on distance and volume, with potential additional expenses for storage or lease overlaps if delays occur.

*LGI Homes offers builder-paid closing costs in some Las Vegas new home developments.

What are the benefits of living in Las Vegas?

Living in Las Vegas offers numerous benefits, such as no state income tax, a strong job market, and low-cost healthcare, which is approximately 13% lower than the national average. The city features a variety of family attractions, outdoor adventures, professional sporting events and teams in the NFL, NHL, WNBA and USL. Additionally, Las Vegas is known for its live sports events, shows, and concerts, making it a top choice for many homebuyers.

Is Las Vegas a good place for remote workers to live?

Las Vegas has become increasingly attractive for remote workers, earning recognition as one of the nation's best cities for remote work in 2025. Las Vegas has become an attractive destination for remote workers with growing opportunities, relatively affordable housing, strong internet infrastructure, various coworking spaces and coffee shops.

What types of schools are available in Las Vegas?

Las Vegas offers a range of educational options, including public, charter, magnet and private schools. The Clark County School District (CCSD), with more than 300,000 students, is one of the largest in the country. There are multiple trade schools and institutions of higher learning, including Carrington College, the National Institute of Technology, Arizona College of Nursing - Las Vegas, Northwest Career College, College of Southern Nevada and the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) are a few of them.

Are there outdoor recreation opportunities in or near Las Vegas?

Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, biking, rock climbing at Red Rock Canyon, kayaking in the Colorado River, and exploring scenic destinations like Mount Charleston and the Valley of Fire. Lake Mead also offers boating, fishing and camping options, all within a short drive from the city.

What public transportation choices are available in Las Vegas?

Las Vegas has several public transportation options, including buses operated by the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC), with routes like the Deuce and SDX serving the Strip. The Las Vegas Monorail is another popular choice, connecting major resorts along the Strip. Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are widely available, and there are free shuttles between hotels and popular destinations. Additionally, autonomous shuttle services have opened in some areas.

How does Las Vegas handle water and energy in the desert?

Las Vegas is a leader in water conservation and renewable energy. The city uses advanced water recycling systems and has imposed strict water usage restrictions to preserve resources. Nevada is one of the top states investing in solar and renewable energy, helping meet demand sustainably.

Is Las Vegas pet-friendly?

Las Vegas is a pet-friendly city with many parks, trails and pet services. Several neighborhoods and apartment communities offer dog parks and pet amenities. There are also pet-friendly events and numerous veterinary clinics and grooming services across the city.

Does LGI Homes offer active adult communities in Las Vegas?

The Oasis at Hollywood Springs is a 55+ community with 2- and 3-bedroom homes. Each of our active adult new homes in Las Vegas includes a suite of designer upgrades at no additional cost for homebuyers. These residences are move-in-ready and have features designed to add style and energy efficiency and accommodate active lifestyles.

How do I schedule a tour with LGI Homes?

You can schedule a tour of any Las Vegas neighborhood by calling the phone number on each community's webpage or using the 'request info' buttons found in several places on every page on www.lgihomes.com. A New Home Specialist will help schedule your tour based on your availability.

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