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Looking for luxury homes in Las Vegas? Carlos A. Torres, Realtor® with Real Broker LLC (Vegas Homes Authority), represents buyers and sellers across the valley’s premier communities — The Ridges, The Summit Club, MacDonald Highlands, Ascaya, Southern Highlands, Red Rock Country Club, Anthem Country Club, and Lake Las Vegas — in English and Spanish.
Las Vegas luxury generally begins around $1 million, with true high-end properties starting near $2 million and ultra-luxury estates reaching well beyond $10 million. The segment is outperforming the broader market: there were 469 sales above $1 million through early 2026, up nearly 16% year over year, and February 2026 set an all-time record with 169 million-dollar sales in a single month. MacDonald Highlands has a median near $1.8 million (up 18% year over year), while The Ridges spans roughly $2 million to $30 million and above.
Much of the demand comes from out-of-state buyers: Nevada has no state income tax, and Las Vegas property taxes average around 0.54% of market value compared with roughly 1.1%–1.25% in California. Whether you’re relocating, buying a second home, or selling a luxury property, Carlos provides discreet, knowledgeable representation. Call or text 702-350-1810.
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Luxury real estate in Las Vegas typically starts around $1 million, though true high-end properties generally begin near $2 million and can exceed $10 million. The definition varies by community — ultra-luxury enclaves like The Ridges, The Summit Club, and Ascaya command the highest prices in the valley.
The most concentrated luxury communities are The Ridges and The Summit Club in Summerlin; MacDonald Highlands and Ascaya in Henderson; plus Southern Highlands Golf Club, Anthem Country Club, Red Rock Country Club, Lake Las Vegas, Queensridge, and Spanish Trail. Strip high-rise residences are a separate category, starting near $1 million and reaching $20 million and above for penthouses.
As of 2026, the MacDonald Highlands median sits near $1.8 million, up about 18% year over year. The Ridges spans roughly $2 million to $30 million and above, with active listings averaging a median list price near $4.6 million. Ascaya’s recent closed sales have run in the $3.5–4.5 million range, depending on lot position and square footage.
Taxes are a major driver — Nevada has no state income tax, and Las Vegas property taxes average around 0.54% of market value versus roughly 1.1%–1.25% in California. But the market now stands on its own: buyers cite lifestyle, modern desert architecture, guard-gated privacy, and dramatic views. A property trading at $7 million in Henderson would often list far higher in coastal California for less space
Yes — luxury is outperforming the broader market. There were 469 sales above $1 million through early 2026, up nearly 16% year over year, and February 2026 set an all-time monthly record with 169 million-dollar sales. While the overall valley market has balanced out, the high end above roughly $1.5 million has remained a seller’s market.
Yes. Carlos A. Torres represents buyers and sellers in Las Vegas and Henderson’s premier communities, offering discreet, personalized service and full bilingual support in English and Spanish. Call or text 702-350-1810 for a confidential consultation.
Interested in Summerlin’s premier guard-gated enclaves like The Ridges and The Summit Club? Explore our Las Vegas luxury homes guide.
The Ridges and The Summit Club sit within Summerlin. Learn more about the wider community in our guide to Summerlin homes for sale.
MacDonald Highlands and Ascaya are located in Henderson. See our guide to Henderson homes for sale for the full picture.