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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Vegas or not to Vegas??
With the Zaggots already established, a few areas under redevelopment, and a new NHL & NFL teams coming to town. I'm considering Las Vegas for my next investment (multi unit). Curious to any feedback.
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I live in Vegas and have a couple SFRs here. We have considered multi-family many times; however, we always walk away. We do this for a couple reasons.
1) Property values are climbing faster than is realistic due to international (mainly Chinese) and California investors.
2) Mulit-family homes here tend to be in the C/D category for homes and just not worth the risk assumed (for us).
3) Elysian apartments have exploded all over the valley and I feel that the apartment market is going to become saturated very soon.
my $.02
Cheers