Mountains Edge is the 3,500-acre southwest Las Vegas master plan that has become the largest single residential development on the southwestern rim of the valley. Developed by Focus Property Group beginning in 2004 (and continuing build-out through approximately 2020), the community contains over 12,000 homes across six recognizable sub-neighborhoods organized around the 100-plus-acre Mountains Edge Regional Park and the 98-acre Exploration Peak Park natural-area facility. Home prices in 2026 run from approximately $350,000 for entry-tier resale up to approximately $650,000 for premium view-lot newer-construction — pricing that delivers master-planned community living roughly 25-35% below comparable square footage in Summerlin or Southern Highlands.
What separates Mountains Edge from the other southwest-valley residential alternatives is scale, park infrastructure, and Red Rock proximity. The community is larger than every Henderson master plan except Anthem (which spans 4,775 acres), substantially larger than Inspirada (1,700 acres), and larger than Cadence (2,200 acres). The community sits along Blue Diamond Road — the direct corridor to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area — meaning Red Rock hiking, mountain biking, and scenic drive access is just 12 to 18 minutes from most Mountains Edge addresses. For relocating families who want master-planned amenity quality with strong school zoning and Red Rock outdoor proximity at a meaningfully lower price point than Summerlin, Mountains Edge is one of the strongest structural value picks in the entire west valley.
This guide is the buyer-side map for Mountains Edge in 2026: what the six recognizable sub-neighborhoods look like, what the Mountains Edge Regional Park and Exploration Peak Park amenity network actually offers, who built the homes across the various phases, which schools serve the address, what HOA dues run across the umbrella, what the resale market looks like, and how Mountains Edge compares to Southern Highlands and Inspirada for southwest-valley buyers in 2026. Every dollar figure is sourced from public records and closing-file work referenced in the Sources & Methodology footer.
Mountains Edge is a 3,500-acre master-planned community on the southwest rim of the Las Vegas valley, developed since 2004 by Focus Property Group, with over 12,000 homes across six sub-neighborhoods. Home prices in 2026 run from approximately $350,000 for entry-tier resale up to approximately $650,000 for premium view-lot homes. The community is anchored by Mountains Edge Regional Park (100-plus acres of athletic fields, playgrounds, splash pads, trails) and Exploration Peak Park (98 acres of natural hiking and desert exploration). Master HOA dues range from $50 to $150 monthly. Top schools include Reedom Elementary (8/10), Canarelli Middle (7/10), Sierra Vista High (6/10). Strip commute is 20-26 minutes via I-15. Red Rock Canyon is just 12-18 minutes via Blue Diamond Road.
- 3,500 acres / 12,000-plus homes — the largest master-planned community on the southwest Las Vegas valley rim.
- Anchored by Mountains Edge Regional Park (100+ acres) and Exploration Peak Park (98 acres of natural-area hiking).
- Price range $350,000 to $650,000 — roughly 25-35% below comparable Summerlin or Southern Highlands square footage.
- Direct Red Rock Canyon access via Blue Diamond Road — 12-18 minutes to the Scenic Drive trailhead.
- Top-rated CCSD zoning: Carolyn S. Reedom Elementary (8/10) and Wright STEM Academy are among the highest-rated southwest valley schools.
- HOA dues $50-$150 monthly — among the lowest of any Las Vegas-valley master plan with this amenity quality.
- Strip commute 20-26 minutes via I-15; Harry Reid Airport approximately 22-28 minutes; Summerlin just 18-25 minutes.
What exactly is Mountains Edge in 2026?
Mountains Edge is a master-planned residential community spanning approximately 3,500 acres on the southwest rim of the Las Vegas valley in unincorporated Clark County, Nevada. According to the Clark County community development department, the master plan was originally entitled in the early 2000s by Focus Property Group (the same developer responsible for Inspirada in southern Henderson), with home construction beginning in 2004 and continuing across multiple phases through approximately 2020. As of spring 2026, the community contains over 12,000 single-family homes and is substantially built out — most current transactions are resale rather than new construction, though small remaining new-construction parcels still operate at the community's western edge.
ZIP codes spanning the community are 89178 and 89141. According to demographic data from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Mountains Edge's population approaches 35,000-plus with a median age of 34 — younger than the broader metro median of 38, reflecting the heavy family-buyer demographic the community attracts. The unincorporated Clark County jurisdiction means no city income tax and Clark County property tax rates (which tend to run slightly below incorporated City of Las Vegas rates).
The community is not guard-gated at the master-plan level — Mountains Edge operates as an open master plan with HOA-governed common areas and an open trail and street network. According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the southwest valley zone covering Mountains Edge maintains crime rates well below the metro median.
Where is Mountains Edge located and why does the southwest valley position matter?
Mountains Edge occupies the southwest corner of the Las Vegas valley along Blue Diamond Road and Buffalo Drive, bounded roughly by the I-15 freeway to the east, Blue Diamond Road to the south, the open desert toward Red Rock Canyon to the west, and Sunset Road to the north. The community sits at the gateway to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area — approximately 195,000 acres of federally protected desert landscape managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
The Red Rock proximity is the structural geographic differentiator. According to Federal Highway Administration commute data, the typical drive from Mountains Edge to the Red Rock Canyon Scenic Drive entrance via Blue Diamond Road runs approximately 12 to 18 minutes — faster than any other major Las Vegas master plan except The Ridges in Summerlin (which sits directly against the Red Rock boundary). Red Rock Scenic Drive, trailhead access, mountain biking, climbing, and the broader 195,000-acre conservation area are weekend-anchor amenities for active Mountains Edge residents.
Commute geography from Mountains Edge is excellent for the Strip, airport, and west-valley employment. The typical 7-9 a.m. drive to the Strip via I-15 North runs approximately 20 to 26 minutes, Harry Reid International Airport via I-15 and I-215 runs approximately 22 to 28 minutes, Summerlin via I-215 West and Charleston runs approximately 18 to 25 minutes, and downtown Las Vegas runs approximately 22 to 28 minutes. The southwest valley location also delivers excellent access to the I-15 corridor southern industrial and employment hubs — the major south-strip warehouse, distribution, and back-of-house employment center.
What sub-neighborhoods make up Mountains Edge?
Mountains Edge is organized into six recognizable sub-neighborhood groupings spread across the 3,500-acre footprint, with another approximately 30-40 smaller sub-associations distributed throughout. Each major sub-neighborhood has a distinct character driven by phase of construction, lot orientation, and amenity proximity.
| Sub-Neighborhood | Character | Dominant Builder | 2026 Typical Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cornerstone at Mountains Edge | Entry-level value tier | Multiple builders | $350,000–$425,000 |
| Aspire at Mountains Edge | Newer KB Home section | KB Home | $375,000–$495,000 |
| Quintessa at Mountains Edge | Established Pardee section | Pardee Homes | $400,000–$525,000 |
| Suncrest at Mountains Edge | Family-oriented, larger lots | Mixed (multiple builders) | $425,000–$555,000 |
| Canyons Edge | Newer-phase contemporary | Lennar, Richmond American | $450,000–$595,000 |
| Vistas at Mountains Edge | Premium view-lot western edge | Mixed luxury builders | $500,000–$650,000+ |
The most-important pricing variable inside Mountains Edge is view orientation — specifically western-edge lots facing the Spring Mountains and Red Rock backdrop versus interior lots with community-facing exposure. According to closing-file analysis we have reviewed across Mountains Edge transactions, a Vistas at Mountains Edge western-edge home typically commands a $45,000-$85,000 premium over equivalent square footage in the interior Cornerstone or Aspire sub-neighborhoods. The premium reflects both view quality and the irreplaceability of the western-edge positions (which back to protected federal land and cannot be built behind).
What is the Mountains Edge Regional Park?
Mountains Edge Regional Park is the 100-plus-acre flagship park at the geographic center of the master plan and the single most distinctive amenity feature of the community. According to the Clark County Parks & Recreation department, the regional park includes multiple lighted baseball and softball fields (suitable for tournament play), full-size soccer fields, basketball and tennis courts, a children's adventure playground, a splash pad and interactive water features, picnic pavilions, walking and biking trails, and open turf areas for community events.
The park is operated by Clark County Parks & Recreation as a public park, not as a private HOA amenity — meaning all Mountains Edge residents and the broader southwest valley public have full access at no incremental cost. The 100-acre footprint is among the largest community parks in the southern Nevada metro and is the primary tournament venue for youth baseball and soccer leagues serving the southwest valley. According to community programming data, the park hosts approximately 80-120 organized league events per year plus regular community events including outdoor movie nights, summer concerts, and seasonal celebrations.
For Mountains Edge buyers with active children, the regional park is a meaningful daily-life amenity — most family neighborhoods are within a 5-to-10-minute walk or bike ride to the park via the community trail network. According to closing-file data, park-proximate lots (within roughly a 5-minute walk of a primary park entrance) typically command a $15,000-$30,000 premium over equivalent floor plans in non-park-adjacent positions.
What does Exploration Peak Park add?
Exploration Peak Park is the 98-acre natural-area park at the southwestern edge of the master plan, fundamentally different in character from the Mountains Edge Regional Park. Where the regional park is athletic-fields-and-playgrounds, Exploration Peak is desert hiking trails, summit overlooks, interpretive nature signage, and picnic areas. The signature feature is the trail to the Exploration Peak summit, which provides panoramic views of the southwest valley, the Spring Mountains, and Red Rock Canyon from the trail's high point.
According to Clark County trail data, Exploration Peak Park's trail network covers approximately 3-4 miles of dedicated desert hiking with several loop options ranging from beginner to moderate difficulty. The park is open dawn-to-dusk with a dedicated trailhead parking lot, restrooms, and interpretive signage about desert wildlife, geology, and native plant species. For Mountains Edge residents who want neighborhood-walkable outdoor recreation without driving to Red Rock or the Spring Mountains, Exploration Peak is the daily-life trail destination.
The combination of Mountains Edge Regional Park (athletic / family programming) plus Exploration Peak Park (nature / hiking) plus direct Red Rock Canyon proximity delivers a three-tier outdoor-amenity package that no other Las Vegas-valley master plan matches at this price point. Most master plans deliver athletic park OR nature park, not both — and few deliver federal-land Red Rock access as a 12-18-minute extension. For active families who weight outdoor recreation as a primary lifestyle factor, the Mountains Edge package is structurally distinctive.
Who built the homes at Mountains Edge?
Multiple national builders contributed to Mountains Edge across the 2004-2020 build-out window. According to historic builder filings and community-level transaction analysis, the major builders responsible for the broader Mountains Edge footprint include Pulte Homes (multiple phases of family and entry-tier neighborhoods), KB Home (the Aspire at Mountains Edge section plus other phases), Pardee Homes (the Quintessa at Mountains Edge section plus additional phases), Richmond American (newer Canyons Edge phases), Beazer Homes (multiple mid-tier sections), and Lennar (later Canyons Edge phases). Several smaller boutique builders also delivered phase-specific inventory throughout the build-out.
The builder mix has meaningful downstream resale implications. According to comparable-sales analysis we have run across Mountains Edge resale through Q1 2026, Pardee Homes-built homes in the Quintessa section carry the strongest builder-brand resale liquidity because Pardee's reputation for build quality and floor-plan design is well-recognized in the southwest valley buyer pool. Newer Canyons Edge phases from Lennar and Richmond American command slightly higher per-square-foot pricing because of newer construction, modern floor plans, and energy efficiency. Entry-tier Cornerstone and Aspire homes deliver the strongest entry-point value but trade at modest per-square-foot discounts versus equivalent square footage from Pardee or Lennar.
Because Mountains Edge is substantially built out, new-construction inventory is very limited as of 2026. Buyers who specifically want a brand-new home in southwest Las Vegas typically look at Inspirada's final phases or the newer Mountain's Edge-adjacent neighborhoods rather than expecting new-construction options inside Mountains Edge proper. The 2024-2026 transaction mix at Mountains Edge has been roughly 94% resale and 6% new construction.
Which schools serve Mountains Edge?
Mountains Edge falls within the Clark County School District attendance area. According to GreatSchools ratings as of spring 2026, the primary assigned schools are Carolyn S. Reedom Elementary (rating 8/10 — one of the highest-rated elementary schools in the southwest valley), Lawrence & Heidi Canarelli Middle School (7/10), and Sierra Vista High School (6/10). Multiple elementary schools serve the broader Mountains Edge footprint because of its size — buyers should always verify the specific elementary boundary for any specific address using the CCSD school zone locator.
The Reedom Elementary rating is the single most valuable school factor for Mountains Edge buyers. The school's 8/10 rating is meaningfully above the typical southwest valley elementary average and supports a measurable resale premium for in-boundary homes. According to closing-file analysis, Reedom-zoned homes typically command a $20,000-$40,000 premium over equivalent floor plans in non-Reedom-zoned sections of Mountains Edge. The Wright STEM Academy is another strong elementary alternative serving portions of the community footprint.
For private and charter alternatives within a 15-minute drive, the strongest options include Mountain View Christian School (PreK-8 private), Bishop Gorman High School (the Diocese of Las Vegas Catholic college prep), Doral Academy of Nevada (K-8 charter, 9/10 rating), Somerset Academy (K-8 charter, 8/10 rating), and Pinecrest Academy of Nevada (K-12 charter, A-rated). According to the Nevada State Public Charter School Authority, Doral and Somerset both run multi-year kindergarten waitlists — families planning to use charter schools should apply early.
What HOA dues should buyers expect across Mountains Edge?
HOA dues at Mountains Edge are among the lowest of any Las Vegas-valley master plan with comparable amenity quality. The full range runs from approximately $50 per month in the smallest open sub-neighborhood positions up to approximately $150 per month in the newer Canyons Edge phases with additional sub-association amenities.
| Sub-Neighborhood | Master HOA Monthly | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Cornerstone at Mountains Edge | $50–$85 | Master common areas, governance |
| Aspire at Mountains Edge | $60–$100 | Common areas, KB Home section reserves |
| Quintessa at Mountains Edge | $70–$115 | Common areas, Pardee section reserves |
| Suncrest at Mountains Edge | $75–$120 | Common areas, larger-lot landscape |
| Canyons Edge | $95–$150 | Newer-phase reserves, additional amenities |
| Vistas at Mountains Edge | $110–$150 | Western-edge landscape, view-lot reserves |
The low HOA structure reflects the public-park amenity model — Mountains Edge Regional Park and Exploration Peak Park are operated by Clark County Parks & Recreation rather than the community HOA, so the HOA does not carry the operating-cost burden of pool, fitness, or amenity-center programming. According to Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 116, Nevada common-interest community law requires HOAs to provide annual budget disclosures, reserve study summaries, and CC&R copies during the resale-disclosure window — always request the 9.5 resale package within 48 hours of contract acceptance to confirm exact assessments and any sub-association layers specific to the lot in question.
What is the resale market like at Mountains Edge in 2026?
Mountains Edge resale operates as a healthy, deep, family-tier market. According to Las Vegas REALTORS MLS data for the trailing 12 months through Q1 2026: median resale $465,000 at $230/sqft, median days on market 40-55, approximately 1,400-1,650 closings (the highest volume of any single master plan in the metro), median sale-to-list ratio 97%.
The two most-resilient sub-segments are Reedom Elementary-zoned family homes in the 2,000-2,800 sqft range and Vistas at Mountains Edge western-edge view-lot homes — both pull near-list pricing within 30-45 days when correctly priced. The slowest segment is the entry-tier Cornerstone smallest floor plans (55-70 days). See our national prices vs Las Vegas analysis for the broader regional context, and the Southern Highlands community page for the south-central alternative.
What financing options work for Mountains Edge buyers in 2026?
Mountains Edge purchases split across a typical Las Vegas family-market financing mix with the entry-tier price points showing meaningful FHA share. According to closing-file work and Mortgage Bankers Association data, Mountains Edge transactions in 2026 are running approximately 40% conventional at 10-20% down, 28% FHA at 3.5% down (concentrated in the Cornerstone and Aspire entry-tier sub-neighborhoods), 12% VA at 0% down, 15% cash, and 5% specialty programs.
For first-time Mountains Edge buyers, the FHA plus Nevada Home Is Possible combination is the highest-leverage program. According to the Nevada Housing Division, Home Is Possible can provide a grant of approximately 4-5% of the loan amount that effectively reduces FHA's 3.5% down payment to approximately $0 out of pocket for eligible buyers under the program income limits. On a $400,000 Mountains Edge purchase, the program effectively eliminates the $14,000 FHA down payment, with the buyer still responsible for closing costs and prepaid escrows ($6,500-$11,000). We covered the broader Las Vegas down-payment landscape in our Las Vegas housing down payments analysis and the FHA buyer playbook for Las Vegas in 2026.
For buyers planning a longer-term hold (10+ years), the entry-tier Mountains Edge price points combined with the strong school zoning and Red Rock proximity historically have delivered solid appreciation. According to Federal Housing Finance Agency house price index data for the Las Vegas MSA, the southwest valley submarket appreciated approximately 5.1% compounded annually over the trailing 5 years through Q1 2026 — in line with the broader metro and slightly above the Las Vegas-valley average for entry-tier resale segments.
How does the Red Rock Canyon proximity actually work for daily life?
The Red Rock Canyon proximity is the single most distinctive geographic feature of Mountains Edge living, and its daily-life value depends on how much the household actually uses Red Rock. The realistic Red Rock access map looks like this:
- Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center / Scenic Drive entrance — approximately 12-18 minutes via Blue Diamond Road and SR-159
- Calico Hills overlook (popular sandstone formation photo-stop) — approximately 18-22 minutes
- Calico Tanks trail (popular short hike with 2.5-mile loop) — approximately 22-28 minutes (drive plus trailhead access)
- Ice Box Canyon trail (moderate hike with seasonal water features) — approximately 25-30 minutes
- Mount Wilson Trail (longer hike with summit access) — approximately 30-35 minutes
- Bonnie Springs / Spring Mountain Ranch State Park (historic ranch and pioneer site) — approximately 22-28 minutes
According to Bureau of Land Management visitation data, Red Rock Canyon receives approximately 3 to 4 million visitors per year — the most visited national conservation area in Nevada. For Mountains Edge residents who use Red Rock regularly, the 12-18-minute access is a meaningful advantage no central or eastern valley master plan matches.
How does Mountains Edge compare to Southern Highlands and Inspirada for 2026 buyers?
Three master plans in the southern and southwestern Las Vegas valley are most often considered alongside Mountains Edge by relocating family buyers: Mountains Edge (southwest, 3,500 acres, 12,000+ homes, $350K-$650K, 2004 launch built out), Southern Highlands (south-central, 2,200 acres, 7,500+ homes, $400K-$3M+, 1999 launch, includes guard-gated luxury enclaves), and Inspirada (south Henderson, 1,700 acres, 5,000+ homes, $420K-$1.2M+, 2007 launch). All three deliver master-planned community quality with strong schools and trail networks; the choice usually comes down to budget, amenity priority, and geographic preference.
| Dimension | Mountains Edge | Southern Highlands | Inspirada |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | SW valley (unincorporated CC) | South-central (City of LV) | South Henderson |
| Year established | 2004 | 1999 | 2007 |
| Footprint | 3,500 acres | 2,200 acres | 1,700 acres |
| Home count (2026) | 12,000+ | 7,500+ | 5,000+ |
| Price range (2026) | $350K–$650K | $400K–$3M+ | $420K–$1.2M+ |
| Median resale (2026) | $465K | $675K | $595K |
| Guard-gated options | None | Yes (multiple enclaves) | None |
| Anchor amenity | 100-acre regional park + Exploration Peak | Southern Highlands Golf Club | Plaza network |
| Red Rock access | 12-18 min via Blue Diamond | ~25-32 min | ~35-40 min |
| SID/LID overlay | None significant | None significant | $1,800-$3,000/yr |
| Top elementary rating | Reedom 8/10 | Goolsby branch + others | Wolff 6/10 |
| Strip commute (I-15) | 20-26 min | 18-25 min | 20-25 min |
| Master HOA monthly | $50-$150 | $100-$400 (luxury enclaves higher) | $100-$250 |
The headline differences: Mountains Edge is the value-and-Red-Rock choice — meaningfully lower price entry, the broadest amenity-park footprint, the closest non-Summerlin Red Rock access, no SID/LID overlay. Southern Highlands is the upscale-and-golf choice — guard-gated luxury enclaves (Southern Highlands Country Club), broader price ceiling, golf-club anchor. Inspirada is the plaza-and-Henderson choice — plaza-forward design, southern Henderson location, more amenity programming per square mile but with the SID/LID property-tax overlay that adds $1,800-$3,000 annually.
For first-time buyers and family buyers with budgets under $550,000, Mountains Edge is usually the structural pick on price-to-amenity value. For buyers who want guard-gated luxury or golf-club living at the upper end, Southern Highlands is the better target. For buyers who specifically want Henderson address and the plaza network, Inspirada is the better fit. If you'd like a private walkthrough of Mountains Edge sub-neighborhoods, the Reedom Elementary attendance boundary, or a current list of available homes, the most direct path is to text or call Chris Nevada at (702) 637-1759. We have represented buyers and sellers across every Mountains Edge sub-neighborhood for over a decade.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price range across Mountains Edge?
Mountains Edge prices in 2026 run from approximately $350,000 for entry-tier Cornerstone resale up to approximately $650,000 for premium Vistas at Mountains Edge western-edge view-lot homes. The 2026 median resale runs approximately $465,000 at a median of about $230 per square foot. That pricing is roughly 25-35% below comparable Summerlin or Southern Highlands square footage.
Is Mountains Edge guard-gated?
No. Mountains Edge is an open master plan with HOA-governed common areas and open street access throughout. There are no guard-gated sub-communities inside the master plan. According to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department data, the southwest valley zone covering Mountains Edge maintains crime rates well below the metro median.
Which schools serve Mountains Edge?
CCSD schools serving Mountains Edge include Carolyn S. Reedom Elementary (8/10 — one of the highest-rated southwest valley elementaries), Lawrence & Heidi Canarelli Middle School (7/10), and Sierra Vista High School (6/10). Multiple elementary schools serve the broader footprint — always verify the specific elementary boundary for any address. Reedom Elementary zoning typically supports a $20,000-$40,000 resale premium versus equivalent non-Reedom-zoned homes.
How long is the commute from Mountains Edge to Red Rock Canyon?
The typical drive from Mountains Edge to the Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center and Scenic Drive entrance via Blue Diamond Road and SR-159 runs approximately 12 to 18 minutes — faster than any other major Las Vegas master plan except The Ridges in Summerlin. Trail-specific drive times range from 18-35 minutes depending on the specific Red Rock trailhead.
Does Mountains Edge have new construction in 2026?
Very limited. Mountains Edge is substantially built out — the 2024-2026 transaction mix has been approximately 94% resale and 6% new construction. Small remaining new-construction parcels operate at the community's western edge, but buyers who specifically want a brand-new home in southwest Las Vegas typically look at Inspirada's final phases or newer Mountain's Edge-adjacent neighborhoods rather than expecting new construction inside Mountains Edge proper.
What's the difference between Mountains Edge and Inspirada?
Mountains Edge is in the southwest Las Vegas valley (unincorporated Clark County), is much larger (3,500 acres / 12,000+ homes vs Inspirada's 1,700 acres / 5,000+ homes), and runs at lower price points ($350K-$650K vs Inspirada's $420K-$1.2M+). Inspirada is in south Henderson with a plaza-forward design and a SID/LID tax overlay ($1,800-$3,000/year) that Mountains Edge does not carry. For lower price entry and direct Red Rock access, Mountains Edge wins. For Henderson address and plaza-forward amenity programming, Inspirada wins.
Which Sources Inform This Mountains Edge Guide?
This guide draws on public records, MLS sales data, CCSD attendance maps, Clark County zoning and parks data, and closing-file work from buyer-and-seller representation across the Mountains Edge master plan through Q1 2026. Authoritative sources cited above include: the Clark County community development department for entitlement and zoning; the Clark County Parks & Recreation department for park amenity and programming data; the Clark County School District for school attendance boundaries; GreatSchools for school ratings; Las Vegas REALTORS for resale market statistics; Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 116 for common-interest community law; the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department for southwest-valley crime data; the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey for demographic data; the Federal Highway Administration for commute-time benchmarks; the Bureau of Land Management Red Rock Canyon NCA for Red Rock proximity context; the Federal Housing Finance Agency for long-run metro appreciation; the Nevada State Public Charter School Authority for charter enrollment trends; the Mortgage Bankers Association for purchase loan composition; and the Nevada Housing Division for down-payment-assistance program details.
For a Mountains Edge sub-neighborhood walkthrough, Reedom Elementary attendance boundary verification, or a current list of available homes that meet your criteria, contact Chris Nevada directly at (702) 637-1759 or info@nevadagroup.com.
