Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
Most price-reduced homes in Lone Mountain are in ZIP 89129, with a smaller share in 89149. The largest single groups are Lone Mountain Condos and Beazer At Lone Mountain West, and the rest are spread across many smaller subdivisions. Right now 26 homes carry a lowered list price, with a median list price of $439,500.
Most are single-family houses, and most were built between 1990 and 2009, with about a quarter from 2010 or newer. Roughly three in ten are single-story, and about the same share have a private pool, so confirm which you are looking at. Prices run wide: about two in five sit between $300K and $500K, while about a quarter are over $1M.
A reduction tells you the asking price moved, not why. Check the price history, compare recent sales nearby, and note the 90 median days listed before you offer. 77% of these homes have HOA dues, with a median of $78 a month. The listings below show each reduction.
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Not automatically. A cut means the seller lowered the asking price, and it may only bring the home in line with recent sales. Compare the new price to nearby closed sales, and look at the median list price of $439,500 and the $240 median price per square foot as rough reference points.
The listing's price history shows each change and its date. Several small cuts over a long stretch can mean something different from one larger cut soon after listing. Your agent can pull that history and the days on market for any home below.
Most are in ZIP 89129, with a smaller share in 89149. Lone Mountain Condos and Beazer At Lone Mountain West are the largest named groups, and the remainder are scattered across many smaller subdivisions.
Yes. About three in ten reduced homes here have a private pool, and a pool adds equipment, water, chemicals and repair costs. Ask for service records and the age of the pump, heater and surface, and consider a separate pool inspection alongside the general one.
77% of these homes have HOA dues, with a median of $78 a month. Dues vary by subdivision, so ask what they cover, whether any special assessments are planned, and request the CC&Rs to see rules on exterior changes, parking and pools.
Yes, offers below the new asking price are common, and a reduction does not close off negotiation. Your leverage depends on how long the home has been listed against the 90 median days listed, the inspection results, and comparable sales. Your agent can help judge where an offer is reasonable.
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