Moving to Las Vegas
A local's guide to moving to the Las Vegas valley: which side of town fits you, what it costs, and how to buy a home from out of state.
What to know about Las Vegas
Henderson, Summerlin, the southwest and the northwest each feel different. Start with our area guides.
Nevada has no personal income tax, a big draw for people moving from California and other states.
Builders are active across the valley. Bring your own agent to the first visit.
Power, water, gas and internet set up for you.
Stationed at Nellis or Creech? See our military relocation guide.
Search the whole valley.
From first call to keys in hand
Most agents stop at closing. We keep going until the lights are on and the boxes are open.
A real price range, lender intros and a short list of areas that fit.
Private showings in person or by live video if you are out of state.
Pricing from recent sold homes, terms written to win without overpaying.
Inspections, appraisal, title and escrow tracked to the day.
Power, water, gas and internet set up for you through our Utilities Connect Concierge.
What people ask us
Where should I live in Las Vegas?
It depends on commute, budget and lifestyle. A 15-minute call with Nate narrows it to two or three areas.
Is it cheaper than California?
Homes and taxes usually cost less, though it depends on where you are coming from. See our California to Nevada page.
Can you help me move from out of state?
Yes.
Talk to Nate directly
No call center and no hand-off to a junior agent. You get Nate Smith, a Henderson-based broker-salesperson with eXp Realty, by phone or text.
Nate Smith, Nevada broker-salesperson, license BS.0144709, with eXp Realty. Equal Housing Opportunity.