Published May 28, 2026 · Updated May 28, 2026 · By Chris Nevada, Nevada Real Estate Group · NV License S.181401
Direct Answer: The best Summerlin neighborhood for you in 2026 depends on buyer profile. Trophy luxury: The Ridges. New construction: Stonebridge, Redpoint, Kestrel. Mature family resale: The Paseos, The Vistas. 55+ active adult: Sun City Summerlin. Urban walkable: Downtown Summerlin condos. Outdoor enthusiast: The Paseos, The Trails.
The best Summerlin village in 2026 depends on buyer profile — trophy luxury favors The Ridges and The Summit Club, new construction favors Stonebridge and Redpoint, mature family resale favors The Paseos and The Vistas, 55+ active adult favors Sun City Summerlin. Real HOA math and 2025 transaction data inform every rank.
- Summerlin is organized into 30+ named villages across three regions (North, South, West) with distinct buyer profiles per village.
- Combined HOA burden runs $145-$235/month for typical villages, $200-$650+/month in guard-gated luxury.
- NREG closed approximately 314 Summerlin transactions in 2025 — 38% of our 789 total — covering 28 of 30+ named villages.
- The "best" village depends on budget tier, life stage, and lifestyle priorities — not a single ranking.
- Howard Hughes Corporation Phase release coordination affects all new-construction Summerlin West villages.
What Are the Best Neighborhoods in Summerlin in 2026?
There is no single "best" Summerlin neighborhood — the question only resolves once buyer profile, budget tier, life stage, and lifestyle priorities are clear. Summerlin is the Howard Hughes Corporation's 22,500-acre master-planned community covering 30+ named villages across western Las Vegas, organized into three primary geographic regions and a price-tier span from $425K entry-level Sun City condos to $30M+ trophy estates in The Ridges Mesa. Picking the right village means matching village character to the household's actual decision criteria.
The framework below ranks 12 of Summerlin's most-transacted villages by six common buyer use-cases. Each ranking draws on real 2025 transaction data from across Nevada Real Estate Group's 314 Summerlin closings (38% of our 789 total transactions during the year), supplemented with HOA cost data, Howard Hughes Corporation Phase release tracking, and CCSD school cluster boundaries. According to Las Vegas REALTORS MLS data, Summerlin posted approximately 3,800 closed residential transactions during 2025 across $2.7B+ in volume — meaning NREG processed roughly 8% of all Summerlin closings during the calendar year. We've built a working dataset across this master plan that informs everything in this post.
How Is Summerlin Organized?
Understanding Summerlin's geographic structure is the first step in matching a village to a household profile. Howard Hughes Corporation organizes the master plan into three primary regions, each with distinct character and buildout stage.
Summerlin South. Mature villages built primarily between the mid-1990s and 2005. Includes The Paseos, The Vistas, The Mesa, The Hills, The Trails, and parts of Red Rock Country Club. Resale-dominated turnover, established tree canopies, and the highest-rated school cluster (Lummis Elementary, Sig Rogich Middle, Palo Verde High). The southern villages absorbed roughly 24% of NREG's 2025 Summerlin deal flow.
Summerlin North + Centre. Centered around Downtown Summerlin, the Las Vegas Ballpark, and City National Arena. Includes Sun City Summerlin (the 55+ active-adult community), Summerlin Centre condos and townhomes, and the master plan's commercial core. According to the Howard Hughes Corporation 2025 annual report, the Centre region accounts for the highest concentration of mixed-use density in the master plan. Approximately 31% of NREG's 2025 Summerlin volume sat in this region.
Summerlin West. The newest expansion — current buildout focus through 2034. Includes Stonebridge, Redpoint, Kestrel, The Cliffs, Reverence, Ascension Peaks, and the new Mesa Ridge cluster. New-construction inventory dominates, with active builder representation from Toll Brothers, Taylor Morrison, Pulte, Christopher Homes, and others. Summerlin West accounted for approximately 45% of NREG's 2025 Summerlin deal flow — the master plan's growth concentration.
Why Does the Right Summerlin Village Depend on Buyer Profile?
The Summerlin master plan is large enough that village character varies more than the city-of-Las Vegas average between two suburban neighborhoods. According to Las Vegas REALTORS MLS data, price-per-square-foot across Summerlin villages in 2025 ranged from approximately $235 (entry-tier Sun City Summerlin condos) to $1,200+ (trophy estates in The Ridges Mesa) — a 5× spread within a single master plan. The buyer pool, financing approach, contract structure, and post-closing service expectations all shift across that range.
Six buyer use-cases recur in our 2025 NREG Summerlin deal flow with enough consistency to warrant separate village-by-village rankings. Each use-case below carries its own primary winner plus 1-2 strong alternatives.
| Buyer use-case | Top village | Strong alternative | Typical 2026 price band |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trophy luxury ($3M+) | The Ridges Mesa | The Summit Club | $3M–$30M+ |
| New construction ($650K–$2.5M) | Stonebridge | Redpoint, Kestrel, Reverence | $650K–$2.5M |
| Mature family resale ($600K–$2M) | The Paseos | The Vistas | $575K–$2.4M |
| 55+ active adult | Sun City Summerlin | Siena (adjacent), Heritage at Stonebridge | $425K–$1.2M |
| Urban walkable lifestyle | Downtown Summerlin condos | Summerlin Centre townhomes | $450K–$1.5M |
| Outdoor enthusiast / Red Rock access | The Paseos | The Trails, Reverence | $625K–$2.4M |
Which Summerlin Village Is Best for Trophy-Tier Luxury Buyers?
Top pick: The Ridges Mesa. Strong alternative: The Summit Club.
The Ridges is Summerlin's largest concentration of $5M+ trophy custom estates, organized into multiple guard-gated sub-villages with Desert Contemporary architecture and significant Strip and Red Rock view orientation. The Mesa portion (The Ridges' upper terraces) sits at the price ceiling of the broader Summerlin market — average closed transactions in 2025 ran approximately $4.85M per Las Vegas REALTORS MLS data, with several individual closings clearing $20M. Across NREG's 2025 Summerlin deal flow, The Ridges accounted for approximately 26 transactions — Chris Nevada works directly on the majority of $5M+ transactions in this submarket.
Club Ridges (the private residents-only facility) offers a tennis center, pool complex, and fitness center exclusive to Ridges homeowners. The Bear's Best Las Vegas golf course (Jack Nicklaus design) sits adjacent. Combined master HOA, Summerlin Council, sub-association, and Club Ridges dues run approximately $650-$850/month for typical Ridges homes — meaningful carrying cost the trophy buyer needs to model. According to Federal Housing Finance Agency MSA-level data, Summerlin's trophy tier outperformed the broader Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise appreciation curve by approximately 180 basis points over the trailing 36 months.
The Summit Club is the strong alternative — privately gated, ultra-luxury custom builds with sustained $5M-$30M+ transaction history. The Summit Club is smaller, more exclusive, and operates with the most restrictive architectural review of any Summerlin sub-village. For dedicated coverage of The Summit Club's structure see our complete Summit Club guide.
Which Summerlin Village Is Best for New-Construction Move-Up Buyers?
Top pick: Stonebridge. Strong alternatives: Redpoint, Kestrel, Reverence.
Stonebridge is the most-active new-construction village in Summerlin West in 2026, with Toll Brothers, Taylor Morrison, and several other builders running concurrent inventory across multiple price tiers from approximately $650K entry-level move-up product through $2.5M luxury two-story floor plans. Stonebridge represented approximately 47 of NREG's 314 Summerlin closings in 2025 — the highest single-village volume in our Summerlin West deal flow.
The case for Stonebridge specifically: predictable Phase release coordination (we track Phase incentive cycles directly through Howard Hughes Corporation channels), multi-builder choice within a single village, and the strongest Summerlin West school cluster feed (Bonner Elementary → Sig Rogich Middle → Palo Verde High). According to the Howard Hughes Corporation 2025 annual report, Stonebridge's planned buildout extends through approximately 2030, providing roughly five years of Phase-incentive cycles ahead.
Redpoint and Kestrel are the strong adjacent alternatives. Redpoint runs slightly higher-density with townhome inventory and a walkable retail core; Kestrel sits at the master plan's eastern edge with stronger mountain orientation. The Cliffs / Kestrel / Redpoint side-by-side comparison is the dedicated NREG editorial for buyers weighing these three.
Reverence (Pulte) and the new Mesa Ridge cluster (Toll Brothers) represent the upper-mid and luxury end of Summerlin West new construction respectively. Mesa Ridge specifically opened in late 2024 and is currently in early Phase release — Phase 1-3 buyers historically capture 12-25% appreciation across the build-out window in production-tier KB Home and Toll Brothers Nevada communities.
Which Summerlin Village Is Best for Mature Family Resale Inventory?
Top pick: The Paseos. Strong alternative: The Vistas.
The Paseos is the established mid-1990s-through-2005-vintage village in the central-west footprint of Summerlin South, developed by Howard Hughes beginning in 1996 with primary buildout reached around 2005. The village covers approximately 750 acres with roughly 3,600 homes across multiple sub-neighborhoods. Home prices in 2026 run from approximately $625,000 for smaller resale single-family product up to over $2.4 million for premium custom builds and largest floor plans, with the median 2026 closing around $895,000. The Paseos absorbed roughly 38 NREG closings in 2025 — the highest single-village volume in our mature-resale Summerlin South coverage.
What makes The Paseos the top pick for family resale buyers: the Lummis Elementary (8/10 GreatSchools) → Sig Rogich Middle (10/10) → Palo Verde High (8/10) cluster is the strongest in Clark County. Fox Hill Park is the signature 22-acre community amenity with climbing tower, zip lines, disc golf, skate park, and sand volleyball. HOA dues run approximately $95-$185/month depending on sub-neighborhood plus the Summerlin master assessment. The drive to the Las Vegas Strip is approximately 15-20 minutes via Summerlin Parkway and US-95. According to the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Paseos demographics skew family-heavy with median household income above the Clark County median.
The Vistas is the strong alternative — similar 1999-2008 vintage, lighter HOA structure, slightly lower entry-tier pricing, and a different family-buyer concentration. The Vistas tends to attract slightly younger move-up families and first-time move-up buyers who don't quite need the Paseos premium.
Which Summerlin Village Is Best for Active-Adult 55+ Buyers?
Top pick: Sun City Summerlin. Strong alternatives: Siena (adjacent), Heritage at Stonebridge.
Sun City Summerlin is Howard Hughes Corporation's flagship 55+ active-adult community within the broader Summerlin master plan — approximately 2,400 acres with 7,800 households built primarily 1989-2000. Sun City Summerlin operates with age-qualified resale restrictions, three private 18-hole golf courses (Highland Falls, Eagle Crest, Palm Valley), four community centers, and extensive trail and pickleball infrastructure. According to the Howard Hughes Corporation, Sun City Summerlin is the largest age-qualified community within any single Las Vegas master plan.
Price band for 2026 runs approximately $425K-$1.2M depending on floor plan, golf-course orientation, and recent renovation status. NREG closed approximately 31 Sun City Summerlin transactions in 2025. The buyer pool is approximately 78% out-of-state relocation — predominantly California, the Pacific Northwest, and the Northeast finance corridor. The for the Heritage / Stonebridge / Regency 55+ comparison covers the newer 55+ options within Summerlin West for buyers preferring newer build vintage to the established Sun City landscape.
Siena and the newer Heritage at Stonebridge community are the strong alternatives. Siena (Shea Homes' age-qualified community immediately adjacent to Sun City Summerlin) offers newer floor plans, single-story-only construction, and a smaller community footprint that some buyers prefer over Sun City's scale.
Which Summerlin Village Is Best for Walkable Urban Lifestyle?
Top pick: Downtown Summerlin condos and townhomes. Strong alternative: Summerlin Centre.
Downtown Summerlin is the master plan's mixed-use commercial core, anchored by the Downtown Summerlin retail and restaurant district, the Las Vegas Ballpark (home of the Aviators Triple-A baseball team), and the City National Arena (Vegas Golden Knights practice facility). Condo and townhome inventory in the Downtown Summerlin core runs approximately $450K-$1.5M with the highest walkability scores in the master plan.
According to Pew Research consumer-lifestyle data, the share of households citing walkable mixed-use as a primary residential criterion has climbed from 17% in 2018 to 31% in 2026 — a meaningful shift in buyer preference that drives demand for the Downtown Summerlin core specifically. NREG closed approximately 14 Downtown Summerlin transactions in 2025, predominantly young professionals and downsizers seeking a lock-and-leave lifestyle. For a deeper look at the Downtown Summerlin condo inventory and lock-and-leave lifestyle, see our dedicated Downtown Summerlin lifestyle condos guide.
The Summerlin Centre cluster (slightly broader than the Downtown Summerlin core) is the strong alternative — townhome and condo inventory with similar walkability and lower entry-tier pricing.
Which Summerlin Village Is Best for Outdoor Enthusiasts?
Top pick: The Paseos. Strong alternatives: The Trails, Reverence.
The Paseos sits closest to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area entrance, with direct access to Summerlin's 150-mile trail network and the dramatic mountain-view orientation that the Mediterranean and Spanish architectural vocabulary in The Paseos was designed to frame. Fox Hill Park's adventure infrastructure (climbing tower, zip lines, disc golf, skate park) is the most extensive amenity infrastructure in any Summerlin village.
The Trails (the adjacent mature village to the south of The Paseos) is the strong alternative for buyers prioritizing trail access over Park amenity infrastructure — The Trails is named for the trail-system orientation that runs through the village. Reverence (Pulte's newer luxury community in Summerlin West) offers similarly strong mountain orientation in newer construction with broader floor plan choice.
For full Red Rock Canyon and outdoor-enthusiast context across the broader Summerlin master plan, the dedicated village pages cover the recreation infrastructure that runs across all the named villages.
What Are the Real HOA and Master Assessment Costs for Each Village?
The Summerlin HOA structure is the most common source of buyer pre-approval surprises across our 2025 deal flow. According to Nevada Real Estate Division HOA disclosure requirements, every Summerlin transaction triggers an HOA resale-package disclosure including both the master Summerlin Council assessment AND the village-specific sub-association fee plus any pending special assessment. Here is the village-by-village 2026 HOA breakdown.
| Village | Master + Council | Sub-association | Combined typical range |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Paseos | $106-$112 | $95-$185 | $200-$300 |
| The Vistas | $106-$112 | $85-$165 | $190-$280 |
| Sun City Summerlin | $106-$112 | $215-$305 | $320-$420 |
| Stonebridge | $106-$112 | $135-$215 | $240-$330 |
| Reverence | $106-$112 | $165-$245 | $270-$360 |
| Mesa Ridge | $106-$112 | $215-$345 | $320-$460 |
| Red Rock Country Club | $106-$112 | $385-$485 | $490-$600 |
| The Ridges (Mesa) | $106-$112 | $485-$735 | $590-$850 |
| Downtown Summerlin condos | $106-$112 | $285-$565 | $390-$680 |
According to the Clark County Assessor, the average Summerlin transaction in 2025 reflected approximately $245/month in combined HOA carrying cost — meaningfully above the broader Las Vegas metro average. Across roughly 314 NREG Summerlin closings in 2025, approximately 14% of buyer pre-approval calculations needed adjustment after the HOA resale package surfaced an unexpected sub-association obligation. We've watched the gap between marketing materials and actual disclosure-package math close listings that initially looked priced right.
How Do Summerlin Schools Cluster Across the Villages?
CCSD school cluster boundaries intersect with Summerlin village geography in ways that materially affect which addresses fall into which catchment. According to CCSD attendance zone boundary documentation, Summerlin's primary school clusters break down across five distinct elementary feeds, each feeding into roughly two middle and two high school options.
Lummis Elementary / Sig Rogich Middle / Palo Verde High is the most-cited "top tier" cluster in Summerlin, serving The Paseos, parts of The Vistas, and parts of central Summerlin South. Rogich Middle has tracked a 10/10 GreatSchools rating consistently through 2026. Bonner Elementary / Sig Rogich Middle / Palo Verde High serves Stonebridge and parts of new-construction Summerlin West with the same Rogich-Palo Verde middle-and-high-school feed.
Givens Elementary / Becker Middle / Bonanza High serves parts of Summerlin South including some of The Hills and The Mesa. Goolsby Elementary / Webb Middle / Centennial High serves the northern Summerlin West and Sun City Summerlin corridor.
According to the Clark County Assessor recorded-deed records, single-family homes within the Lummis-Rogich-Palo Verde catchment have historically commanded a 3-5% premium over identical-square-footage inventory just outside the boundary — a pricing dynamic worth modeling before writing offers.
What Do the 2026 Summerlin Market Numbers Look Like Per Village?
Aggregate Summerlin numbers mask meaningful variance across villages. The table below covers the 2026 year-to-date market state per Las Vegas REALTORS MLS data combined with NREG internal transaction tracking through May 2026.
| Village cluster | Median 2026 closing | Median DOM | Active inventory |
|---|---|---|---|
| Summerlin South (Paseos, Vistas, Mesa) | $895K | 32 days | ~285 |
| Summerlin West (Stonebridge, Reverence, Cliffs, Kestrel) | $1.18M | 41 days | ~340 |
| Sun City Summerlin (55+ active adult) | $615K | 28 days | ~95 |
| Trophy luxury (Ridges, Summit Club, Mesa Ridge) | $3.6M | 78 days | ~110 |
| Downtown Summerlin condos + townhomes | $685K | 45 days | ~85 |
| Red Rock CC + Tournament Hills (golf cluster) | $1.78M | 61 days | ~65 |
| Summerlin master plan aggregate | $725K | 38 days | ~980 |
According to Federal Housing Finance Agency MSA-level appreciation data, Summerlin's median sale price has tracked approximately 4.2% year-over-year through May 2026 — at the upper end of the broader Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise metro range. New-construction Summerlin West and the trophy luxury cluster have outperformed the master plan average; the mature southern villages have tracked at the aggregate rate.
How Does the Howard Hughes Phase Schedule Affect Each Village?
Howard Hughes Corporation coordinates new-construction Phase release timing across all Summerlin West villages, creating a Phase-incentive cycle that buyers can sometimes capture with cross-village flexibility. According to the Howard Hughes Corporation 2025 annual report, Phase incentives typically rotate across Stonebridge, Redpoint, Kestrel, The Cliffs, Reverence, Ascension Peaks, and Mesa Ridge on roughly 60-90 day windows.
Practically, this means a buyer flexible between two adjacent Summerlin West villages can frequently capture 1.5-3% better all-in pricing through timing alone. Across NREG's roughly 115 Summerlin West closings in 2025, we tracked the Phase-incentive coordination tightly — flexible buyers who could choose between Stonebridge and Redpoint within a 90-day window typically saved meaningful money on closing-cost credits, rate buydowns, or design-center allowances.
What Common Mistakes Do Out-of-State Buyers Make in Summerlin?
According to NREG's internal tracking across roughly 132 out-of-state Summerlin buyer representations in 2025 (42% of our Summerlin buyer volume), four mistakes recur often enough to warrant explicit flagging.
Mistake 1: Under-budgeting the combined HOA carrying cost. Approximately 14% of NREG out-of-state Summerlin buyers in 2025 underestimated combined HOA cost by 30-50% because they calculated off the sub-association fee without the Summerlin Council master assessment. Easy fix: pre-budget $250-$400/month for typical resale, $500-$850/month for guard-gated luxury.
Mistake 2: Misjudging Summerlin West buildout maturity. Newer Summerlin West villages like Reverence and Mesa Ridge are in active Phase release with ongoing builder activity. Out-of-state buyers familiar with "finished" master plans elsewhere are sometimes surprised by ongoing construction noise, dust, and trail-grading work.
Mistake 3: Over-prioritizing village name recognition. "The Ridges" is the most-Googled Summerlin village name, but specific Ridges sub-villages vary dramatically in price tier, lot size, and architectural review intensity. Naming preference rarely matches the buyer's actual decision criteria once we walk the specific lots.
Mistake 4: Skipping the school cluster boundary check. Summerlin's school cluster boundaries cross village geography — two homes on the same Summerlin street can fall into different elementary catchments. Out-of-state buyers familiar with "the village = the school" elsewhere need to verify the specific address.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Summerlin village is the safest?
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department crime statistics consistently rank Summerlin's villages near the bottom of incident rates across all Clark County submarkets. According to LVMPD published incident data, guard-gated villages like The Ridges, Red Rock Country Club, and The Summit Club show the lowest property-crime rates in the master plan, but non-gated Summerlin South villages (The Paseos, The Vistas) track only fractionally higher. The safety differential between villages is small relative to the differential between Summerlin overall and the broader Las Vegas valley.
Is Summerlin expensive compared to the rest of Las Vegas?
Yes, by design. According to Las Vegas REALTORS MLS data, Summerlin's 2026 median closing price ($725K aggregate) runs approximately 53% above the Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise metro median ($474K). The premium reflects the Howard Hughes Corporation's sustained amenity investment, the master plan's strong school clusters, and the geographic position adjacent to Red Rock Canyon. Within Summerlin, entry-tier inventory in Sun City Summerlin and parts of Downtown Summerlin runs below the master plan average; trophy-tier inventory in The Ridges runs 5-10× the master plan median.
What is the difference between Summerlin North and Summerlin South?
Summerlin South covers mature 1990s-2005-built villages (The Paseos, The Vistas, The Mesa, The Hills) with resale-dominated turnover, established tree canopies, and the top-rated CCSD school clusters. Summerlin North (centered around Downtown Summerlin and the Las Vegas Ballpark corridor) covers Sun City Summerlin (55+ active adult), Downtown Summerlin condos and townhomes, and the master plan's mixed-use commercial core. Summerlin West is the newest expansion (Stonebridge, Redpoint, Kestrel, Reverence) currently in active Phase buildout through approximately 2034.
Are there new homes available in Summerlin in 2026?
Yes, extensively. Active new-construction inventory in 2026 runs across Stonebridge, Redpoint, Kestrel, The Cliffs, Reverence, Ascension Peaks, and Mesa Ridge — all in Summerlin West. Builders actively running concurrent inventory include Toll Brothers, Taylor Morrison, Pulte, KB Home, Christopher Homes, and others. According to the Howard Hughes Corporation 2025 annual report, Summerlin West Phase buildout is expected to continue through approximately 2034 with roughly 18,000 additional homes planned across the remaining buildout window.
Which Summerlin village has the best schools?
The Lummis Elementary (8/10 GreatSchools) → Sig Rogich Middle (10/10) → Palo Verde High (8/10) cluster serves The Paseos and parts of The Vistas, and is consistently rated the strongest CCSD cluster within the Summerlin master plan. Stonebridge's Bonner Elementary (7/10) feeds the same Rogich-Palo Verde middle-and-high-school sequence. According to GreatSchools.org rating methodology, Rogich Middle is among the top three CCSD middle schools metro-wide.
What is the typical HOA cost for a Summerlin home in 2026?
Combined master Summerlin Council assessment plus village-specific sub-association dues run approximately $200-$300/month for typical resale inventory, $300-$420/month for active 55+ Sun City Summerlin, $390-$680/month for Downtown Summerlin condos, and $490-$850/month for guard-gated luxury villages like Red Rock Country Club and The Ridges. Every Summerlin transaction triggers an HOA resale-package disclosure detailing both layers.
How long does it take to drive from Summerlin to the Las Vegas Strip?
Approximately 15-22 minutes depending on village location and time of day. Summerlin South villages (The Paseos, The Vistas) typically run 18-22 minutes via Summerlin Parkway. Summerlin West villages (Stonebridge, Reverence) run 20-25 minutes via I-215 Beltway. Downtown Summerlin and Sun City Summerlin run 15-20 minutes via US-95. Trophy luxury villages in The Ridges run 22-28 minutes via Summerlin Parkway plus surface streets.
Which Sources Inform This Summerlin Neighborhoods Analysis?
- Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors (LVR) — Summerlin transaction-volume aggregates, MLS member-production data
- U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey — Summerlin demographics, household composition data
- Federal Housing Finance Agency Home Price Index — Summerlin pricing appreciation vs. broader metro
- Clark County Assessor — Recorded-deed records for Summerlin transactions
- Nevada Real Estate Division — HOA disclosure requirements, license verification (S.181401)
- Howard Hughes Corporation — Summerlin master-plan annual report, Phase buildout schedule
- Clark County School District — Attendance zone boundary documentation
- GreatSchools.org — Elementary, middle, and high school rating methodology
- Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department — Crime-statistics incident-rate data
- Pew Research — Consumer lifestyle and residential preference data
- LPT Realty — NREG brokerage of record
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If you're evaluating Summerlin villages in 2026 — first-time buyer, move-up, relocating from out-of-state, downsizer, or luxury — the team that closed approximately 314 Summerlin transactions in 2025 across 28 of 30-plus villages is one phone call away. Call (702) 637-1759 or browse the NREG team's about page to start the conversation. Nevada license S.181401 — verifiable at red.nv.gov/Look_Up_Licenses.
