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Stacy Sheeley

Kitchen Trends 2022

Stark white everything is out.  The hottest trends and top design features that Buyers are looking for most.  The color white is no longer a staple and quartz is the most desired countertop. Cabinets go dark Moody hues like matte black, navy, forest and olive green dominate in shaker style or unadorned flat style.  They give space for the homeowner to express their unique taste.  Warm, earthy tones of the 70s are back in style.  Behr Color Trends 2022 Invite nature in with natural woods Wood tones are coming back, however, the natural wood and not your Grandma’s honey oak

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The Scoop With Stacy

August 2022 Friends, Family & Clients, I’m excited to bring you my personally curated monthly newsletter with a local business spotlight, community outreach, and events or things to do. With over 20 years of real estate experience in Las Vegas and my passion for the community, I wanted to bring everything together in one place.  I hope you’ll consider getting involved and shopping locally. As always, I am here for you, Stacy Local Business Spotlight Harlo Steakhouse & Bar has mastered the formula of Strip-worthy flash and sizzle in a comfortable neighborhood setting of Downtown Summerlin.  The dining room has

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What Happened in the July Real Estate Market?

A report released by Las Vegas REALTORS® (LVR) shows local home prices dipping for the second straight month, with fewer homes selling and more available for sale. Existing local home prices are still nearly four times higher than during their post-recession bottom in January of 2012, when the median single-family home price in Southern Nevada was $118,000. But since mortgage interest rates started rising in recent months, prices have been stabilizing, fewer homes have been selling, more homes are hitting the market and more sellers are lowering their asking prices or offering concessions Median Home Price $465,000 +14.8% from July 2021

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Design Update: Desert Modern

What is Desert Modern? I believe that Desert Modern design is a nod to mid-century modern with clean lines, simplicity and bringing the outdoors in with textures, stone, wood, fibers and plants.  It lends itself to the 50’s and 60’s retro look but with the earthy vibe and colors of the 70’s.  Lots of natural elements take stage here. This architectural movement began with Frank Lloyd Wright – Architect, Designer, Writer and Educator.  Originally from the mid-west, his first studio was in Oak Park, Illinois (a Chicago suburb).  He built around 1000 structures in his career and retired to Arizona. 

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Featured Listing

7580 Prancing Pony Ct. Las Vegas, NV 89131 A semi-custom estate on almost ½ acre (.43) with breath taking mountain views, an inviting pool and a feeling of being in the peaceful country. Imagine a sprawling one-story featuring a living room with wet bar and a formal dining room that open to a study/office. Also, a spacious family room, kitchen with island, countertop bar and breakfast room. The backyard has a huge, covered patio with multiple entertaining areas, pool, a play area, bbq, paved RV parking & plenty of room for anything else your heart desires. The primary bedroom suite

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My Palm Springs Trip

My very good friends Kendall and Marco embarked on a new life in Palm Springs, California and invited me to join them as they awaited the finishing touches on their new home.  I’ve always loved Palm Springs but this trip was special. We decided to take an architectural tour of some private homes and wow was that cool!  I learned a lot about mid-century design.  Most particularly fascinating was why the windows are so small and what seems odd places compared to modern designs.  Here are some photos from three homes we toured. Two homes were very bright and artsy

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Open House Tour

Fantastic Home in Seven Hills With A Pool! 3133 Shadow Dust Ave. Henderson, NV 89052 Saturday, July 30th  10am-1pm ENJOY THE PEACE & QUIET OF THE DESERT AND MOUNTAINS FROM YOUR PRIVATE POOL. HENDERSON HOME WITHIN THE GATED MASTERPLAN COMMUNITY OF SEVEN HILLS. A FANTASTIC FLOORPLAN WITH 4 BEDS + LOFT & 3 BATHS. ONE BEDROOM & BATH DOWNSTAIRS FOR A GREAT HOME OFFICE, GUEST SUITE OR TEENAGER. SOARING CEILINGS & LOTS OF LIGHT FROM ALL LIVING AREAS. A HUGE TV ROOM IN FRONT WITH PLENTY OF SPACE FOR A DINING ROOM. AN UPDATED KITCHEN THAT OPENS TO THE FAMILY

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5 New Ways to Make Your Listing Stand Out

For many people, homes are no longer just a place to live — they’ve become our offices, our new favorite restaurants, our gyms and more. So, when you’re listing a home, it’s important to demonstrate how the space can be used in new ways. Here are five ideas to help buyers realize the full potential of your property: 1. Take it outside Whether it’s a porch, yard or patio, buyers are looking for a place to get away from the indoors. A big selling feature of some of the new home construction is the indoor/outdoor living that seamlessly goes from

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8 Signs of a Good Agent Worth Selling Your Home

Not all real estate agents are equal. An analysis of 27 million transactions reveals that the top 5% of real estate agents sell homes for 10% more than the average agent.  That means that working with a subpar agent could lose you up to $25,000 on a $250,000 home deal — a considerable loss. With over 14,000 Agents in Las Vegas, there is no shortage to choose from.  But how do you know if a real estate agent is a top producer or an average Joe? Here are eight signs of a good real estate agent who can carry you

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Is Listing Your Home During Holiday Season a Good Idea?

If you’re on the fence about listing your home for sale during this holiday season, don’t be. It’s a strong seller’s market. Key Points *Sellers often wait to list until spring. But this year isn’t like others. *Homeowners who want or need to sell during the 2021 holiday season probably won’t have too much competition. *Historically low interest rates have fueled the increase in buyer demand for homes. But rates are expected to rise in 2022. The holiday season is typically not peak listing time for real estate. But the current situation, namely a super-low supply of homes coupled with

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