Nevada has it all: the majestic scenery of the Sierras, the vast openness of the desert and the high rolling boom towns of Las Vegas and Reno. If you are thinking of buying a home there in 2025, you’ll want to do some research — but also not be swayed by some typical myths about the Silver State.
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GOBankingRates asked a few real estate agents and experts to dispel the three biggest myths of buying a home in Nevada in 2025.
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Las Vegas Has Plateaued
“The most common myth we come across when helping clients in Nevada is that the growth trajectory of Las Vegas is not sustainable or that Vegas real estate has ‘peaked,’” said Dan Richards, president of Flyhomes Mortgage , who wholly disagrees with this notion.