Californians, Growth, and Hollywood Buzz:
What You Need to Know About Vegas Real Estate Right Now
A smart look at who's moving, what's trending, and how it impacts your next move in the Las Vegas Valley
The Migration Is Real — Again
According to the Nevada DMV, 38,970 Californians surrendered their licenses in 2024 — up from 2023 and a signal that the relocation wave to Las Vegas isn’t over. In fact, it’s picking back up.
Top routes include L.A. to Clark County, followed by Orange County and San Bernardino — with buyers drawn in by:
A median price of $440K in Las Vegas vs. $1.06M in L.A.
Zero state income tax
And a lifestyle that offers space, sunshine, and real community
What Happened with Hollywood?
Las Vegas almost had its moment with Hollywood 2.0 — a proposed film campus in Summerlin backed by Sony and Warner Bros.
The bill (AB 498) passed the Assembly but didn’t make it through the Senate before the legislative deadline. So the studio project is paused… for now. But the interest? Still real. The momentum? Still here.
Buyers Are Smarter. But They’re Still Buying
We're in a more balanced market:
Inventory sits just under 10,000 homes
We’re hovering around 4.4 months of supply
Builders are offering incentives
Well-priced resale homes are still moving — especially when they show well and feel turnkey
And as more strategic buyers enter the scene, pricing and presentation matter more than ever.
Buyers Are Smarter. But They’re Still Buying
According to UNLV’s CBER, Clark County is projected to grow past 3 million residents by 2042, with steady 1% growth annually through 2039.
This isn’t a flash-in-the-pan market. It’s a city still on the rise — and smart buyers are positioning themselves now.
Want to Make a Move?
Whether you’re selling, relocating, or finally ready to buy, I’ll help you cut through the noise and move with clarity.
Let’s talk real strategy — and make your next move feel easy, informed, and maybe even fun.