BLog

Stacy Sheeley

Las Vegas – Home of the Week

Builder Special! $477,000 2300 sf  |  3 Bedrooms + Den + Loft  |  2.5 Bathrooms 2 Car Garage  |  117 sf deep lot *Photos of the model and not the actual home for sale Featuring an open floorplan with a great room adjoining the dining space and kitchen.  This floorplan also has a den which can be used as an additional family room, office, playroom or gym.  An upstairs loft offers many options as well.  It can also be enclosed for a 4th bedroom.  White cabinetry and quartz countertops throughout.  The kitchen also has an upgraded subway tile backsplash.  Trendy

Read More »
Stacy Sheeley

The Summerlin Lifestyle

Discover the Benefits of Living in Summerlin As a real estate agent and resident of Summerlin since 2002, I have seen the tremendous growth. This vibrant community is the most sought-after neighborhood in the Las Vegas Valley.  Here are some of the benefits of living in Summerlin. Prime Location Summerlin, a master-planned community located in the western part of Las Vegas.  It is conveniently located near the 215 Beltway, making it easy to access other parts of the valley.  Plus, it’s just a short drive from the famous Las Vegas Strip. Vibrant Lifestyle Summerlin offers a unique lifestyle that combines

Read More »
Stacy Sheeley

Redesign Ideas With The Best ROI

If you’re contemplating investing in a redesign or remodel project to prepare to list your home in 2023, these home improvements provide the best return on investment, according to Stacy Sheeley.  Today’s homebuyer wants a “move-in ready” home so making updates generally pays back in a quicker sale for more money in your pocket. Each of these elements went into the redesign in this home to prepare it for sale.  While its unlikely that you will get a 100% return, on average, approximately 65% is standard.  Today’s homebuyer wants a “move-in ready” home.  They are searching for a home that

Read More »
Stacy Sheeley

2022 Year in Review – Las Vegas Housing Market Update

Year-End Summary We ended 2022 at the same median sales price of $425,000 that we ended with in December of 2021.  Besides entering what is usually the slowest time of year for the housing market, rising mortgage interest rates have caused a contraction of sales. At the same time, we know that the housing market is cyclical and that the bottom is not falling out.  This would be indicative of the median sale price being close to what it was at pre-pandemic levels. With prices leveling off and more homes available for sale, we’re seeing a more balanced market that makes

Read More »
Let’s Stay Connected