A Positive Outlook: Vegas Born lvrj.com/post/2906717 via @reviewjournal @NevadaStateBank @brianrgordon

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The median single-family price in LV reached a new high of $450k in Feb. '22 - a 26.8% gain on the year. The sustainability of these trends remains uncertain. However, the market fundamentals appear relatively stable when compared to the prior boom-bust cycle of 2000s. @GLVAR

FOX5 EXPERTS: Applied Analysis on Las Vegas' hot housing market fox5vegas.com/news/local/fox… via @fox5vegas

Strip’s failed condo market remains quiet, but analysts hint at a comeback. Applied Analysis issued a research report in the third quarter of 2007 showing more than 150 luxury condominium projects... thenevadaindependent.com/art… @howardstutz

The median price of #LasVegas single-family homes sold increased to a new high of $420,000 in Nov. 2021, a 21.7% gain on the year. Effective availability declined to 0.9 months - the first month since July that availability edged below 1.0 months. Latest from @GLVAR #housingstats

Hello Las Vegas Realtors (@GLVAR). We are looking forward to having @brianrgordon join you at your general membership meeting tomorrow.

Condos at Strip hotels can make future redevelopment challenging. @bailey_schulz lvrj.com/post/2274700 via @reviewjournal

Las Vegas home prices among lowest in US in growth. "Brian Gordon...said Southern Nevada’s current low ranking shows that its price increases 'are looking something more like normal' and more on par with income growth. @eli_segall lvrj.com/post/1945815 via @reviewjournal

Las Vegas foreclosure rate keeps falling. “Brian Gordon, co-owner of Las Vegas consulting firm Applied Analysis, noted that Southern Nevada, after its wild mid-2000s real estate boom, was known as the foreclosure capital” lvrj.com/post/1937543 via @eli_segall @reviewjournal

As California loses people, a Las Vegas suburb grows. "The (housing price) increase has pressured some locals looking to buy, but 47% of Vegas-area residents can still afford it, said Jeremy Aguero, principal of consulting firm Applied Analysis." wsj.com/articles/as-californ… via @WSJ

Las Vegas home prices soaring, but still below bubble years. ...unlike in Las Vegas, prices in most U.S. markets have surpassed previous peaks to hit new highs, according to @brianrgordon. @GLVAR @eli_segall Check out this article from @reviewjournal bit.ly/2GyrJVt

Did you miss Jeremy Aguero's presentation this morning at #PreviewLV? @lvchamber. Check it out at AppliedAnalysis.com/Preview.

Brian Gordon, co-owner of Las Vegas consulting firm Applied Analysis, said the local economy "will play a significant role" in determining the demand for housing, adding that if the job market keeps strengthening, the valley's population will keep growing. reviewjournal.com/business/h…