Mid-century homes for sale in Las Vegas, NV
Homes in Las Vegas the county record dates to 1950 through 1969: the first postwar tracts and the ranch stock around them. Scored against nearby homes of similar age, so a 1962 ranch is compared with other 1960s homes rather than with a 2005 build.
- Listed285mid-century homes
- Median asking$360,000over the homes shown
- Median $/sqft$203asking, per foot
- Median days listed52relists not reset
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Homes in Las Vegas the county record dates to 1950 through 1969: the valley's first postwar neighborhoods, Huntridge, Paradise Palms, the ranch tracts around downtown and along the old highways, and the early Henderson and North Las Vegas cores. Scored against nearby homes of similar age, so the discount figure compares a 1962 ranch with other 1960s homes rather than with a 2005 build.
The whole Las Vegas market, ZIP by ZIP, is on the market report.
Questions people ask
What should I inspect on a mid-century home in Las Vegas?
The sewer line and the supply plumbing first: cast iron drains and galvanised pipe are at the end of their lives, and a repipe is $6,000 to $15,000. Then the roof if it is flat or low-slope, the electrical panel and any aluminium branch wiring, and the original single-pane windows. The fixer-upper guide carries the 2026 ranges.
Are mid-century homes in Las Vegas a good investment?
They sit on the valley's largest lots closest to the center, which is land the newer suburbs cannot offer, and the best of them carry a premium as design. The rest are priced as fixer-uppers. The per-foot figure against the ZIP on each card says which a given home is.