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The best neighborhoods in Henderson for buyers

As of September 4, 2026 · 23 neighborhoods with enough homes for sale to rank · Scored on what a foot costs, how far sellers have already moved, how long you get to decide and how much there is to choose between

Cadence ranks first at 71 out of 100, then Green Valley at 69 and Sunridge at MacDonald Ranch at 66. Cadence's strongest column is choice, at 82.

What the score measures, and what it cannot

Every figure here is one we compute ourselves, each morning, over the homes actually for sale in each neighborhood: the median price per square foot, the share of listings that have dropped their asking price at least once, the median days on market, and the count of homes available. Those four say a lot about what it is like to buy somewhere this month.

They say nothing about what it is like to live there. Schools, crime, commute, noise and the character of a street are not in this number, because Kouzr does not hold them. Nor is anything about the people who live in a neighborhood, which is data we do not collect and would not rank on. Treat this as the shortlist you take to a Saturday of driving around, not the answer.

The map

Anthem · 55 buyer scoreGreen Valley · 69 buyer scoreLake Las Vegas · 41 buyer scoreCadence · 71 buyer scoreInspirada · 60 buyer scoreGreen Valley Ranch · 61 buyer scoreSeven Hills · 60 buyer scoreMacDonald Highlands · 38 buyer scoreAscaya · 26 buyer scoreSunridge at MacDonald Ranch · 66 buyer scoreTuscany · 46 buyer scoreSun City MacDonald Ranch · 60 buyer scoreThe Canyons at MacDonald Ranch · 37 buyer scoreDowntown Henderson · 39 buyer scoreBlack Mountain Vistas · 51 buyer scoreWhitney Ranch · 61 buyer scoreSouthfork · 41 buyer scoreInspirada Town Center · 48 buyer scoreCornerstone · 50 buyer scoreBlack Mountain · 35 buyer scoreSouth Valley Ranch · 57 buyer scorePalm Hills · 33 buyer scoreOld Vegas Ranch · 47 buyer score
  1. 26 to 39
  2. 39 to 50
  3. 50 to 60
  4. 60 and up
23 neighborhoods in Henderson, shaded by buyer score: darker is more. Tap one for its homes.

Shaded by buyer score. The table below carries every figure the map is drawn from.

The top 5

  1. Cadence 71
    Cadence's strongest column is choice, at 82.
  2. Green Valley 69
    Green Valley's strongest column is choice, at 206.
  3. Sunridge at MacDonald Ranch 66
    Sunridge at MacDonald Ranch has the most sellers who have already cut their asking price, 45% of them.
  4. Whitney Ranch 61
    Whitney Ranch's strongest column is time to decide, at 78 days.
  5. Green Valley Ranch 61
    Green Valley Ranch's strongest column is room to negotiate, at 24%.

All 23 neighborhoods, scored

Buyer score out of 100, then the four figures it is made of, for every Henderson neighborhood with at least five homes for sale.
#NeighborhoodBuyer scoreMedian askValue per footRoom to negotiateTime to decideChoice
1Cadence71$509,288$25513%39 days82
2Green Valley69$489,690$26113%50 days206
3Sunridge at MacDonald Ranch66$620,000$28345%53 days20
4Whitney Ranch61$437,425$2555%78 days22
5Green Valley Ranch61$519,900$31224%51 days63
6Inspirada60$582,000$25611%28 days66
7Seven Hills60$924,500$34215%70 days66
8Sun City MacDonald Ranch60$450,000$30320%47 days45
9South Valley Ranch57$374,950$25417%27 days6
10Anthem55$665,000$30410%49 days234
11Black Mountain Vistas51$399,900$2804%54 days25
12Cornerstone50$396,000$2450%58 days9
13Inspirada Town Center48$510,000$25814%22 days7
14Old Vegas Ranch47$319,995$2220%39 days8
15Tuscany46$599,950$2270%20 days20
16Lake Las Vegas41$733,950$3435%39 days97
17Southfork41$450,000$2420%36 days7
18Downtown Henderson39$340,000$2859%28 days11
19MacDonald Highlands38$5,891,200$10334%103 days52
20The Canyons at MacDonald Ranch37$1,322,000$4086%61 days18
21Black Mountain35$689,000$30711%24 days9
22Palm Hills33$525,000$2830%49 days9
23Ascaya26$9,683,000$12910%157 days13

How the four figures are weighted

Weights are a judgement, and this is where it is written down. Price per foot carries the most because it is the figure that survives comparison between two homes of different sizes.
FigureWeightBetter when
Value per foot35%Lower
Room to negotiate30%Higher
Time to decide15%Higher
Choice20%Higher

Questions people ask

Which are the best neighborhoods in Henderson for buyers?

As of September 4, 2026, Cadence scores highest of the 23 Henderson neighborhoods with enough homes for sale to rank, at 71 out of 100, ahead of Green Valley at 69 and Sunridge at MacDonald Ranch at 66. Cadence's strongest column is choice, at 82. The score weighs price per square foot, the share of sellers who have cut their price, how long the typical listing sits and how much is for sale. It says nothing about schools, safety or commute.

How is the buyer score worked out?

Four figures, each turned into a rank against the other Henderson neighborhoods rather than a raw number, then weighted: price per square foot 35%, share of listings with a price cut 30%, median days on market 15% and homes for sale 20%. Ranks rather than raw numbers because one very expensive neighborhood would otherwise flatten every other row. A neighborhood missing any of the four is left out rather than scored with a gap in it.

Does this mean Cadence is the best place to live in Henderson?

No, and the page does not claim it. This ranks buying conditions from what is for sale today: what a foot costs, how much sellers have already moved, how long you have to decide and how much choice you get. Where you would rather live depends on schools, commute, noise and a dozen things Kouzr does not measure and does not collect. Read this beside your own visits, not instead of them.

How often does the order change?

Daily. Every active listing in the valley is re-pulled each morning and this page refreshes within the hour, so a neighborhood can move as homes arrive, cut their price and close.

Computed by Kouzr from its own daily snapshots of active listings, not from an MLS or a licensed market report. Neighborhoods are master-planned communities and named districts with a published boundary, counted over the homes on Henderson's side of the place line; those with fewer than five homes for sale are left out rather than ranked. Automated estimates, not an appraisal; data about homes and prices, never about people. How these numbers are made.