First, please click on the link Las Vegas December 2018 Housing Stats for the full report so you have a visual to follow along with. I will be on the first page of the report.
The numbers are indicating that the Las Vegas Housing Market is continuing to show signs of a slowdown. This is evident by the decrease of homes sold in December by 6.5% from November 2019. The number of homes listed without offers was at 6,615 which is down from the previous month, but a 72.9% increase from December 2017. The median price point for the Las Vegas Market is at $295,250, which is still a 10.2% increase from December 2017. This does not mean we have to hit the panic button. We have had tremendous growth over the last several years and a slowdown for this part of the year is normal. We need to also remember that home prices are up by double digits from a year ago. GLVAR reported that properties purchased in December with cash were at 22.7%, which compares to 25.7% in December 2017. And the number of distressed sales, short sales, and foreclosures combined dropped to 2.9% from 3.6% a year ago.
(Click here or on Picture for full 8 page report.)