Las Vegas isn’t just casinos and slot machines anymore. It’s steadily evolving into a place people genuinely choose to live—not just visit—with a growing appeal for full-time residents across a wide range of ages and lifestyles.
“There are a number of factors driving people to Las Vegas. In no particular order: weather, a favorable business environment … cost of living, and ease of accessibility with convenient flight options,” Las Vegas developer Jim Reilly, president of Azure Resorts and Hotels, tells Realtor.com®. “You also have no state income tax, along with a well-rounded mix of entertainment, shopping, and dining.”
Robert Little, real estate agent with Re/Max Advantage in Henderson, NV, agrees…