Las Vegas Homes for Sale: Inventory by Price (2025)

by Ryan Rose

You want the quick reality check on Las Vegas inventory? Good — I like brief. Here's the raw breakdown I pulled from the latest listings so you can see where homes are actually sitting by price. No fluff, just facts you can use whether you're buying, selling, or daydreaming.

Current inventory by price range (exact counts)

Numbers matter. Here’s what’s listed right now:

  • 0 to $300,000: 757 homes
  • $300,000 to $400,000: 1,002 homes
  • $400,000 to $500,000: 1,112 homes
  • $500,000 to $600,000: 668 homes
  • $600,000 to $700,000: 379 homes
  • $700,000 to $1,000,000: 429 homes
  • Over $1,000,000: 397 homes

What this means for buyers

Seeing lots of options under $500k? Yes. The sweet spot is crowded — especially the $400k–$500k band with 1,112 homes. That means more choices but also more competition on the nicer deals. If you’re targeting under $300k, there are decent options (757 homes), but expect smaller footprints or fixer-upper work.

If you’re shopping for luxury, there are almost 400 homes over $1M. That’s healthy inventory — buyers can be picky, and sellers need to price and stage carefully.

What this means for sellers

Where you list matters. If your home would compete in the $300k–$500k range, expect a full buffet of comparables. You want to stand out. I’ve observed that strategic pricing, smart photography, and a small staging budget can turn a listing from “one of many” into “the one.”

Quick strategy tips (my experience)

  • If you’re a buyer: get pre-approved and be ready to move fast in the $300k–$500k arena.
  • If you’re a seller in a crowded price band: price slightly below comparable listings to create urgency. It works more than sellers like to admit.
  • Luxury sellers: highlight unique features and neighborhood lifestyle. The over-$1M buyer is picky; show why your home is worth the premium.

Want help making sense of these numbers?

Numbers tell a story, but they don't tell yours. If you want a personalized market map — what your house is likely worth, or where you'll get the most bang for your buck — reach out. I’ll give straight answers, no pressure, and a few suggestions that actually work in Las Vegas.

Contact me, Ryan Rose, and let’s turn these inventory numbers into a plan that fits you. Call, text, or email — I respond faster than the market changes. Okay, maybe not that fast, but pretty close.


Las Vegas Homes Inventory FAQ — Exact Counts by Price Range (2025)

Q1: How many homes are listed under $300,000 right now?
There are 757 homes listed under $300,000. Expect smaller footprints or properties that may need updates — but viable options exist.
Q2: How many homes are listed between $300,000 and $400,000?
There are 1,002 homes in the $300k–$400k range, making it a busy band with decent selection for buyers ready to act.
Q3: Which price range has the most inventory?
The $400k–$500k band leads with 1,112 homes — the biggest pool of listings and the most competition among buyers.
Q4: What are the counts for the higher price bands?
Inventory thins above $500k: 668 homes in $500k–$600k, 379 in $600k–$700k, 429 in $700k–$1M, and 397 over $1M.
Q5: What does this inventory mean for buyers under $500k?
There are lots of choices — but the best listings move quickly. Get pre-approved, set alerts, and be ready to write a strong offer when the right home appears.
Q6: How should sellers price in a crowded band like $300k–$500k?
Differentiate with strategic pricing (sometimes slightly below comps), professional photos, and light staging. Those small investments often drive faster sales and better offers.
Q7: What should luxury sellers (over $1M) focus on?
There are about 397 luxury listings — buyers are selective. Emphasize unique features, lifestyle benefits, high-quality visuals, and targeted marketing to the right buyer pool.
Q8: How often do these inventory numbers change?
Listings update daily. The snapshot reflects the latest listings pulled for 2025; for day-to-day accuracy, request a live report or set up automatic listing alerts.
Q9: Do certain neighborhoods have different inventory patterns?
Yes — areas like Summerlin, Henderson, and southwest Las Vegas each move differently. Inventory and pricing vary by neighborhood; localized comps give the best insight.
Q10: Can you create a custom market report for my house or neighborhood?
Absolutely. I can pull recent comps, active listings, and neighborhood trends to give you a clear, actionable plan. Contact Ryan Rose for a fast, personalized market map.
Q11: How quickly will you respond if I request a custom report?
Contact me by call, text, or email — I respond fast. Typical turnaround for a neighborhood market snapshot is within 24–48 hours depending on detail requested.

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Ryan Rose
Ryan Rose

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+1(702) 747-5921 | ryan@rosehomeslv.com

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