Jobs - There is a shortage of workers, and help wanted signs are everywhere.

The market drivers for Las Vegas haven’t changed.Population growth - Population increases by 2.5% to 3% per year.Land shortage - At the end of 2019, there were about 26,000 undeveloped acres.

And alongside the soaring property values have been extremely tight restrictions all across the state as every area struggles with a shortage of affordable housing for low wage tourism workers.I'm happy to answer any questions as best I can, but it's just a tough market unless you really want a place primarily for yourself. 

From what I’ve seen, homes are still selling for higher prices but I guess that’s everywhere with the inventory shortage and ability to be remote due to covid.

There is no shortage of tourists and others seeking value.Con's:- Laws and rules.

There is a housing shortage in the submarket I'm looking at so I'm OK there too. 

There is no shortage of condos with HOA fees.

There is a shortage of supply for housing in most “good” markets currently.

Anchorage is an interesting area with the large influx of military and shortage of housing. 

There is a real shortage of rentals.