Ridgebrook Las Vegas Home Prices 2026

by Ryan Rose

Ridgebrook home prices in 2026 range from the mid $300,000s to the upper $400,000s, with median prices settling in the mid $400,000s. This established Summerlin South community offers 486 single family homes across four subdivisions, making it one of the more accessible neighborhoods in the Summerlin master plan.

How Much Do Homes Cost in Ridgebrook Las Vegas?

Current pricing in Ridgebrook reflects the community's maturity and desirable location within Summerlin South. Homes built between 2001 and 2003 range from approximately 1,423 to 2,633 square feet. Smaller single story homes in Southstar and Sunset Ridge tend to sit at the lower end of the price range, while larger Pulte Homes floor plans in Echo Ridge command prices closer to the upper $400,000s.

All 486 homes in Ridgebrook are single family residences with stucco exteriors and landscaped yards. There is no new construction available since the community is fully built out. Buyers looking for move in ready homes in an established setting will find Ridgebrook particularly appealing compared to newer developments still under construction.

What Are the Four Ridgebrook Subdivisions?

Echo Ridge features 121 single story homes by Pulte Homes, ranging from 1,663 to 2,633 square feet. Granite Peaks offers 136 homes by KB Homes across six floor plans, spanning 1,717 to 2,550 square feet. Southstar includes 115 homes by RS Development with four floor plans between 1,553 and 2,050 square feet. Sunset Ridge rounds out the community with 114 homes built by both Pulte Homes and KB Homes, ranging from 1,423 to 2,325 square feet across nine floor plans.

Homeowners pay $76 per month to the Summerlin South master association, which includes a $37 per month Summerlin Council portion that funds parks, pools, events, and recreational programming throughout the area.

What Ryan Rose Sees in Ridgebrook's 2026 Market

Ryan Rose has worked extensively in Ridgebrook and considers it one of Summerlin's strongest values for buyers seeking established neighborhoods. The community's walkable elementary school, central park, and proximity to Downtown Summerlin shopping and dining create lasting demand. With no new inventory being built, resale homes here tend to hold their value well.

For a current market analysis or to schedule a showing in Ridgebrook, contact Ryan Rose or request a free home valuation.