Price-Reduced Homes for Sale in Pahrump, NV
These are Pahrump homes where the seller has lowered the asking price since listing, with 243 currently on the market and a median list price of $365,000. Pahrump is an unincorporated Nye County town in the Mojave Desert, about 60 miles west of Las Vegas, and its housing runs from homes in town to semi-rural parcels under Rural Estates zoning with a 2-acre minimum lot size. A price cut tells you where a seller stands today, not what a home is worth, so compare each one to similar homes nearby. Browse the reduced listings below.
September 2026 · Pahrump market
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Home sales in Pahrump. Based on information from the Las Vegas REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service for the period September 1, 2026 through September 30, 2026.
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What does a price-reduced home mean in Pahrump? ▾
It means the listing price has been lowered at least once since the home came on the market. Right now 243 homes in Pahrump are listed this way, with a median list price of $365,000. A reduction can reflect many things, so check the home's condition, lot and comparable sales before assuming it's a bargain.
What price range do reduced homes in Pahrump fall into? ▾
Most price-reduced homes here currently range from $236,000 to $587,000. Median size is about 1,800 square feet, and the median price per square foot is $207. Those figures update as listings change.
How long have these homes been on the market? ▾
The median time listed for these homes is currently 88 days. A home that has sat longer may have more room for negotiation, though that varies by seller. Your agent can pull the full price history to show when and how much each reduction was.
Do I need to check water and well details on a Pahrump home? ▾
Yes. Pahrump homes get water from domestic wells or private utilities such as Pahrump Utility Co. and Desert Utilities. Under a State Engineer order, a new domestic well in the Pahrump Basin generally requires relinquishing 2 acre-feet of water rights unless the parcel already has rights dedicated, and a parcel inside a utility's service area with a line in the street will likely be denied a new well. Confirm the water source and any rights before you make an offer.
Do price-reduced Pahrump homes have HOA dues? ▾
Some do. Currently 33% of these listings have HOA dues, and the median is $110 per month for those that do. Many homes on larger rural parcels have no HOA, so check each listing for dues and what they cover.