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Market Overview – 2026 Looks Like 2026 with Fewer Closed Units
The Greater Las Vegas real estate market remain slow but steady dipping only slightly below 2023-2025 closings. Again, the last week or ten days of May 2026 kicked it up a gear or two with closed units being only 4.0% behind 2025 while sales volume is down only 0.8%. The luxury market continued to pull the market forward despite the $3 Million and above sales faltering a bit.
- the Median price of SFR climbed from $480,000 to $490,000.
- the Average price an SFR closing only slipped from $621,979 to $617,176.
The gap between the average and median sales price seems to want to contract and the higher price point sales are flattening out. However, there is still enough leverage in the luxury market closings to pull the median sales price higher at the same time.
The luxury market led the May closings with 184 closings above $1 Million, including 20 above $3 Million.
Overall, the residential market now sits at 4.5 months of residential inventory due to a decline in the number of listings taken along with flat May closings. Pending units are dropping as available units continue to increase. Meanwhile, the Over Pricing Index is sitting at 50% with 23% of all available listings have been on the market for at least 90 days without going into escrow.
However, some of the larger market story lies in the Cash/Financing chart above. Conventional financing still accounts for nearly 45% of all closings, but cash sales have shrunk to almost 20% of all closings. FHA closings are now at 20% of all closings with VA financing making its presence felt in May.
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