Pricing a home in Las Vegas used to be simple. You pulled the last three sales on your street, maybe added a little for your pool, and the phone rang before the sign was even staked. That market is gone. The one we have now in 2026 is slower, pickier, and a lot more honest. Getting the price right o

Nevada doesn't tax your gain when you sell a house. That's one of the real perks of living here. But the IRS absolutely still does, and that's where most Las Vegas sellers get caught flat-footed, especially the ones who bought before 2020 and are now sitting on six figures of appreciation. Here's wh