Kouzr

Homes under $250K for sale in Centennial Hills, Las Vegas, NV

Every active home in Centennial Hills asking $250,000 or less, ranked by how the price compares to similar homes nearby. 10 of them inside the boundary right now · sorted by Kouzr's comps-based deal score, best value first · all of Las Vegas

11% below
$239,900
6955 N Durango Dr #2107
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,247 sqft
89149 · 31 days on market
$178,888
6955 N Durango Dr Unit 1028
1 bd · 1 ba · 776 sqft
89149 · 32 days on market
3% below
$225,000
6955 N Durango Dr Unit 3091
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,028 sqft
89149 · 32 days on market
$178,888
6955 N Durango Dr #1028
1 bd · 1 ba · 776 sqft
89149 · 117 days on market
$247,500
6804 Indian Chief Dr Unit 204
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,259 sqft
89130 · 30 days on market
$247,500
6804 Indian Chief Dr #204
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,259 sqft
89130 · 30 days on market
3% below
$225,000
6955 N Durango Dr #3091
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,028 sqft
89149 · 34 days on market
8% above
$234,900
6868 Sky Pointe Dr Unit 1073
1 bd · 1 ba · 862 sqft
89131 · 6 days on market
29% above
$250,000
7567 Glowing Ember Ct Unit 101
2 bd · 2 ba · 992 sqft
89130 · 27 days on market
29% above
$250,000
7567 Glowing Ember Ct #101
2 bd · 2 ba · 992 sqft
89130 · 27 days on market

Card pictures are licensed stock photographs, blurred, not the homes themselves. Each home's own photos are in the Kouzr app.

See every home we track in Centennial Hills

How Kouzr picks these

Every active home Kouzr tracks in Centennial Hills asking $250,000 or less, whatever kind of home it is. The order is not price: each home is scored against recent sales of similar homes nearby, so the ones at the top are the ones asking least for what they are, not the ones asking least outright. The cards carry the county's living area and year built, which is what makes two homes at the same price comparable at all.

The whole Centennial Hills market, ZIP by ZIP, is on the market report.

Questions people ask

What does $250,000 buy in Centennial Hills?

The figures above answer it for today: the median asking price inside this band, the median price per square foot, and how long these homes have been listed. Price per foot is the number to read, because it is the one that survives a comparison between a small home asking near the cap and a large one asking well under it.

How do I tell which of these is actually priced well?

The score on each card compares its asking price per square foot to nearby sales of homes of similar size and age, and says how many comparable sales sit behind that judgement. A home under its neighbours with many comps behind it is the one to open first; a large discount off two comps is noise.

Does the asking price tell me what it costs to own?

No, and the gap is wide at every price. Association dues, property tax and insurance can move the monthly figure by hundreds without touching the price, and dues weigh most on the cheapest homes. Run the payment calculator with the dues from the listing before comparing two homes across this band.

Go deeper