Luxury Homes for Sale in Las Vegas, NV — $1 Million and Up
These are homes listed at $1 million and up in Las Vegas, Nevada, a city of about 141.85 square miles where most of Summerlin, a master-planned community begun in 1990, sits within city limits. Right now 995 homes are listed, with a median list price of $1,600,000 and a median size of 3,921 square feet. Nevada has no state personal income tax, which some buyers factor into the cost of owning at this level. Browse the listings below to compare sizes, year built and price per square foot.
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About luxury homes ($1m+) in Las Vegas.
What do luxury homes in Las Vegas cost right now? ▾
The median list price on this page is currently $1,600,000, and most homes fall between $1,100,000 and $4,000,000. Median price per square foot is $462, which helps you compare homes of different sizes. There are 995 homes listed right now.
How large and how new are these homes? ▾
The median size is 3,921 square feet, and most were built between 1989 and 2025. Homes at this level vary a lot in age and layout, so check year built alongside lot and floor plan details in each listing.
How long do homes at this price stay on the market? ▾
The median time listed is currently 63 days. Individual homes can sit well above or below that depending on pricing, condition and location, so use it as a rough guide rather than a rule.
Do these homes have HOA dues? ▾
81% of the listings on this page have HOA dues, and the median is $251 a month for the homes that have one. Master-planned communities such as Summerlin often have associations, so confirm what the dues cover and any community rules before you make an offer.
How do property taxes work on a high-priced Las Vegas home? ▾
Nevada has no state personal income tax, and under the AB 489 abatement, annual property-tax increases on an owner's primary residence are capped at 3%. The cap is 8% for other properties, such as a second home or rental. Ask for the current tax figure on any listing you're considering.