February 2019 - Stacy Sheeley Homes

Thinking About Moving to Las Vegas?

If you’re considering moving to Las Vegas there is so much more to this wonderful city than The Strip. Discover everything it has to offer. Las Vegas is currently home to approximately 2.1 million residents and growing every minute. With the low cost of living, housing and no state income tax, it makes Southern Nevada a real winner. Currently, City Officials are busy planning and attracting new industries and jobs. We recently added Amazon, Google, Barclay Bank, two new sports teams, and they are working to attract the tech companies. The influx of residents are coming from California, Florida, Arizona,

February 27, 2019

Discover What Las Vegas Has to Offer

The 10 Things You Should Know About Las Vegas Set on the edge of the Spring Mountain range and part of the Mojave Desert, Las Vegas is best known for The Strip – oh but its so much more! Las Vegas has a very colorful past, read on to learn about our sparkling city. The Name -Las Vegas was given to the city in 1821 by Rafael Rivera, a member of the Antonio Armijo trading party that was traveling to Los Angeles, and stopped for water there on the Old Spanish Trail from New Mexico. At that time, several parts

February 22, 2019

Curb Appeal Tips to Attract More Buyers and More Offers

When preparing your home to sell, a key element is the curb appeal since it will be your potential buyer’s first impression. Remember, a buyer forms an attitude about your house within 15 seconds. Many people also drive by homes prior to asking their Realtor to show it to them. Greet Buyers with dynamic curb appeal! An Inviting Front Walk When a potential buyer is standing at the front of your home while the agent is accessing the key, there is plenty of time for the buyer to assess how clean and welcoming it is. A well manicured front entry

February 19, 2019

Why Remodel Your Kitchen in White

The Future-Proof Kitchen. The median price of remodeling a kitchen is $60,000. So how do you make sure the changes you make won’t look dated in a few years? Stick With White White has remained the top choice of the National Kitchen and Bath Association’s annual survey for years. It’s a bright color that reflects light and makes even small kitchens feel large. It also evokes a clean feeling. “White” can be anything from ivory, off-white, bright white, to cream. It’s my personal favorite and I see this look almost exclusively in brand new, high-end, custom homes. Choose Shaker-Style Cabinets

February 12, 2019

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Thinking About Moving to Las Vegas?

Discover What Las Vegas Has to Offer

Curb Appeal Tips to Attract More Buyers and More Offers

Why Remodel Your Kitchen in White