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Asking about the same as similar homes here sold for.
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A 0.15-acre lot holds this 1,269-square-foot single-family house, built in 1968 in Charleston Heights, Las Vegas 89107. The one-story frame home sits on level land with a pool and covered patio in the backyard. The kitchen has wood cabinetry and quartz counters, and the bathrooms feature tile showers and floating vanities. A fireplace and attached garage complete the home. The asking price is 2 percent above recent nearby sales, with no price cuts so far. The home has had much less time on market than the ZIP median.
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42 homes for sale here right now.
This home asks 6% above the ZIP median, and 22% above on price per square foot.
Computed from the 42 homes we currently track in 89107, not from an MLS market report. Homes that have gone pending or sold are left out of the asking figures. No confirmed closings here yet: a sale is only counted once a home has been off our pulls long enough to confirm it sold.
$160,191 county value$56,067 assessedFY 2026-27District 200
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