Summerlin buyers shopping for new and recent-build inventory across multiple national builders, Spring Mountains views, and the prestige of Howard Hughes Corporation's village system consistently put one master plan at the top of their tour list: Stonebridge. Tucked into the far-western reach of Summerlin against the natural Spring Mountains foothills, Stonebridge is the multi-builder Summerlin village where Toll Brothers, Taylor Morrison, Woodside Homes, and a handful of specialty builders all carry active or recently completed product. Approximately 2,400 homes are planned at buildout, with about 60% complete as of mid-2026. The village launched in 2018 and absorbs roughly 280 homes per year across the active sales centers.
This guide answers what every buyer asks before a Stonebridge tour: where the village sits inside Summerlin, which builders sell here, what 2026 base prices and upgrade-loaded totals run, how the sub-villages are organized, what schools serve the gate, and how Stonebridge stacks up against Reverence, Kestrel, Redpoint Square, and the 55+ Heritage at Stonebridge enclave. Numbers come from the GLVAR MLS, builder sales-center sheets, Clark County Assessor records, and the 789 transactions my team at Nevada Real Estate Group closed across the valley in 2025.
Stonebridge is a Howard Hughes Corporation master-planned village in far-west Summerlin (ZIP 89138), built primarily 2018 through current sales phases. The village is planned for approximately 2,400 homes across multiple sub-villages, with Toll Brothers, Taylor Morrison, and Woodside Homes as the dominant builders. Heritage at Stonebridge is the 55+ age-restricted enclave inside the broader Stonebridge village. 2026 base prices run mid $500s for attached product through over $1.5M for Toll Brothers Signature Collection custom-feel homes. The 2026 median Stonebridge close is approximately $820,000 at a $355 median price per square foot.
- Stonebridge sits in ZIP 89138 in far-west Summerlin, east of the Spring Mountains foothills and west of the Hualapai Way corridor.
- Multi-builder master village: Toll Brothers, Taylor Morrison, Woodside, with Heritage at Stonebridge as the 55+ enclave inside.
- 2026 base prices range mid $500s through low $1.5Ms; median closing approximately $820K at $355/sqft.
- HOA assessments run roughly $130–$215 monthly depending on sub-village, with Heritage at Stonebridge layering an additional age-restricted-amenity fee.
- Most buyers cross-shop Reverence (Pulte exclusive), Kestrel (Lennar/Tri Pointe/Richmond), and The Cliffs (older multi-builder).
Where Does Stonebridge Sit Inside Summerlin?
Summerlin is a 22,500-acre master-planned community built across roughly four decades by Howard Hughes Corporation. The village system divides the master plan into named neighborhoods — The Ridges, The Mesa, The Vistas, The Paseos, The Cliffs, Stonebridge, Kestrel, Redpoint Square, and Reverence among the most prominent on the west and south sides. Stonebridge occupies the far-western band, bounded by the natural Spring Mountains foothills on the west, Far Hills Avenue on the south (where it borders Reverence), and the Hualapai Way corridor on the east.
According to the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada, Far Hills Avenue along the southern Stonebridge frontage carries approximately 24,000 daily vehicles — a quiet arterial profile that keeps the Stonebridge street network calm relative to West Charleston or Sahara. The 215 Beltway runs five minutes east via Far Hills, opening up the full valley loop. Summerlin Parkway connects to the 95 in approximately fifteen minutes for downtown and northeast valley commutes.
The ZIP coverage is 89138, the newest Summerlin ZIP and the one anchoring the far-west village ring. According to the U.S. Census Bureau's 2024 American Community Survey, median household income in 89138 is approximately $128,400 — roughly 1.75x the Clark County metro median of $73,800 and on par with the upper Summerlin ZIPs.
Three location facts matter most. First, Spring Mountains proximity: the natural foothills rise immediately west of Stonebridge, with Red Rock Canyon NCA accessible in approximately five minutes via West Charleston. Second, elevation: Stonebridge sits at approximately 3,250 feet, about 1,250 feet above the Strip floor. According to the National Weather Service Las Vegas office, that elevation differential translates to summer afternoon temperatures running 5–8°F cooler than the central Las Vegas Strip — a real quality-of-life advantage from May through September. Third, trail integration: Stonebridge connects directly into the Summerlin trail network, with approximately 200 miles of master-plan trail accessible from village streets.
What Did Howard Hughes Corporation Build at Stonebridge?
Howard Hughes Corporation launched Stonebridge in 2018 as a multi-builder Summerlin village, releasing parcels to Toll Brothers, Taylor Morrison, Woodside Homes, and several specialty builders under the broader Summerlin master-plan framework. Unlike the single-builder Reverence (Pulte exclusive), Stonebridge follows the older Summerlin village pattern of distributing parcels across multiple national builders — each builder running their own design center and price band while operating within the Stonebridge master HOA.
According to the Howard Hughes Corporation investor relations materials, Stonebridge has closed approximately 1,440 homes through Q1 2026 — roughly 60% of total village capacity. Remaining inventory of approximately 960 lots supports another 3–4 years of active sales at the current absorption pace of approximately 280 sales per year. Builders cycle through Stonebridge on staggered land takedowns, with typically 5–7 active sales centers operating at any given time.
The architectural mix across Stonebridge breaks down roughly:
- Contemporary Spanish / Mediterranean: approximately 41% of homes. Stucco exteriors, concrete or clay tile roofs, paver driveways. Dominant in Toll Brothers builds.
- Desert modern / contemporary: approximately 34%. Cleaner roof lines, more glass, often single-story owner suites. Strong representation across Taylor Morrison and Woodside.
- Modern farmhouse: approximately 18%. Board-and-batten siding panels, standing-seam metal accent roofs, square columns. Concentrated in newer Taylor Morrison and Woodside phases.
- Transitional / craftsman: approximately 7%. Mixed brick and stucco, formal hipped roofs. Mostly the earliest 2018–2020 phases.
The Stonebridge master HOA administered through Howard Hughes Corporation enforces palette and material standards across the village, including approved earth-tone palettes, roof material (concrete or clay tile only — no asphalt shingle), front setback minimums, and approved facade material packages. The framework is meaningfully tighter than older Summerlin villages and more consistent with newer master-plan governance.
How Much Do Stonebridge Homes Cost in Twenty Twenty-Six?
Pricing inside Stonebridge splits across four broad tiers driven by builder, square footage, and lot premium. An attached townhome in Bristle Vale (Toll Brothers Quick Move-In) or a Woodside paired villa lands $565K–$685K. A 2,000–2,800-square-foot single-family in mid-tier sub-villages runs $685K–$895K. A 2,800–3,800-square-foot detached single-family in upper-tier sub-villages clears $895K–$1.25M. The Toll Brothers Signature Collection — 3,800+ square feet on premium lots with custom-feel architectural detailing — runs $1.25M–$1.55M, with a 2025 closing at $1.68M setting the recent ceiling.
According to Las Vegas REALTORS March 2026 housing statistics, the Las Vegas valley median single-family home price was $465,000. Stonebridge therefore trades at roughly 1.76x the valley median — comparable to Reverence's 1.6x and meaningfully below The Ridges or Red Rock Country Club but above older established Summerlin villages.
Here is how 2026 closings have distributed across the Stonebridge price tiers:
| Price Tier | Typical Size | Dominant Builder Mix | Share of Sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| $565K – $685K | 1,400–1,800 sqft | Toll Bristle Vale / Woodside paired | ~21% |
| $685K – $895K | 1,900–2,800 sqft | Taylor Morrison / Woodside detached | ~36% |
| $895K – $1.25M | 2,800–3,800 sqft | Toll / Taylor Morrison detached | ~30% |
| $1.25M+ | 3,800–4,500+ sqft | Toll Signature Collection | ~13% |
A few patterns. Lot premiums at Stonebridge range from $0 on interior lots to $165,000 on view-premium lots facing west toward the Spring Mountains. Structural options (third-car garage, multi-generation suite, casita, expanded great-room) typically add $30,000–$85,000 each. Design-center upgrade loads on closed Toll Brothers homes average $135,000–$195,000 over base price. Toll's design center is one of the busiest in the company; plan a 90-minute consultation window. Pool-and-spa combinations add $75,000–$140,000 to comparable un-pooled homes.
What Are the Major Sub-Villages Inside Stonebridge?
Stonebridge is organized into named sub-villages, each typically representing one builder's product run on one parcel. The most active and recognizable sub-villages as of mid-2026:
- Bixby Creek at Stonebridge — Toll Brothers detached, 2,200–3,400 sqft
- Bristle Vale at Stonebridge — Toll Brothers attached and paired, 1,400–1,900 sqft
- Caledonia at Stonebridge — Taylor Morrison single-story-dominant, 1,900–2,800 sqft
- Foxtail at Stonebridge — Taylor Morrison detached, 2,400–3,200 sqft
- Heritage at Stonebridge — 55+ age-restricted enclave, Toll Brothers and Taylor Morrison product
- Ranier at Stonebridge — Woodside detached, 2,000–2,800 sqft
- Stonepoint — Woodside paired villa, 1,800–2,400 sqft
- Stonewall — Toll Brothers larger detached, 3,000–3,800 sqft
- Brentmoor — Taylor Morrison upper-tier, 3,200–4,200 sqft
- Sterling Heights — Woodside two-story detached, 2,400–3,200 sqft
- Toll Brothers Signature Collection — premium custom-feel tier, 3,800–4,500+ sqft
Not every sub-village is in active sale simultaneously. Builders rotate through Stonebridge on staggered land takedowns, with typically 5–7 active sales centers operating at any given time. The 55+ Heritage at Stonebridge enclave operates as a gated sub-village with its own amenities and tighter age-restricted governance. For a detailed Heritage at Stonebridge cross-comparison, our prior community spotlight covers the 55+ side specifically.
According to Howard Hughes Corporation absorption data, Stonebridge accounts for approximately 6.7% of total Summerlin 2024 new-construction sales — meaningful absorption but slightly below Reverence's 8.6% share, primarily because Stonebridge's median sales price is approximately 9% higher than Reverence's at $820K vs $755K.
How Does Stonebridge Compare to Reverence, Kestrel, and Redpoint Square?
These four sit in adjacent west Summerlin geographies but trade differently because of builder mix, price band, and product configuration. Here is how they break down side by side:
| Dimension | Stonebridge | Reverence | Kestrel | Redpoint Square |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exclusive builder? | Multi (Toll/Taylor/Woodside) | Pulte only | Multi (Lennar/Tri Pointe) | Multi (multiple) |
| Base price floor | $565K | $565K | $555K | $485K |
| Base price ceiling | $1.55M | $1.65M | $1.55M | $1.05M |
| Median 2026 close | $820K | $755K | $715K | $595K |
| Attached product? | Yes — Bristle Vale | Yes — Skybridge/Skyrise | Yes — Ascend | Yes — multiple |
| Has 55+ enclave? | Yes — Heritage | Single-story options only | Single-story options only | No |
| Buildout status | ~60% complete | ~64% complete | Active release | Active release |
| Best for | Multi-builder + Toll Signature | Pulte loyalists + Red Rock | Mid-tier multi-builder | Entry attached + paired |
A few observations. Stonebridge trades roughly 9% above Reverence at the median, primarily because the Toll Brothers Signature Collection pulls the upper tail higher than any single Pulte collection. Reverence wins on price-point density in the mid-tier and on the Pulte design-center brand. Kestrel sits below both because its builder mix (Lennar/Tri Pointe/Richmond) carries lower per-square-foot pricing power. Redpoint Square is the entry tier of the west Summerlin master plans, with broader attached and paired product. Buyers shopping the Toll Brothers brand specifically should focus on Stonebridge; buyers wanting the cleanest single-builder design-center experience choose Reverence.
What Schools Serve Stonebridge Buyers?
Stonebridge falls under Clark County School District zoning with consistent assignments across the village as of the 2026–2027 attendance calendar:
- Elementary: Linda Givens Elementary School (south Stonebridge) or Patricia Bendorf Elementary (north Stonebridge) — both A-rated on the Nevada Department of Education school report cards.
- Middle: Sig Rogich Middle School in the Mountain's Edge corridor — A-rated, consistently a top-five CCSD middle school by proficiency scores.
- High: Palo Verde High School at 333 Pavilion Center Drive — A-rated, top-three Clark County public high school by AP participation.
According to the most recent GreatSchools ratings, Palo Verde HS scores 8/10 academically with strong AP and college-readiness marks. Stonebridge buyers with children outside the magnet draws frequently consider The Meadows School (private, K–12) at Sahara and Buffalo or Faith Lutheran Middle and High School in central Summerlin — both within 18 minutes of the Stonebridge sales centers.
According to the Clark County School District facilities planning page, the western Summerlin catchment has been stable for several years with the next planned elementary opening scheduled for the 2027–2028 calendar to serve continued Reverence and Stonebridge absorption.
What Are the HOA Fees and Stonebridge Amenities?
Stonebridge assesses through the Stonebridge Master HOA, a sub-association under the broader Summerlin master HOA. Total monthly assessments run roughly $130–$215 depending on sub-village, with Heritage at Stonebridge layering an additional $85–$120 age-restricted-amenity assessment.
The base Summerlin master-HOA assessment of approximately $80 monthly covers Summerlin-wide trail and parkway maintenance, palette enforcement, and pass-through to the open-space conservation fund. The Stonebridge sub-association assessment of approximately $50–$135 covers village-specific landscape, gate maintenance where applicable, and the Stonebridge trail loops. The Heritage at Stonebridge age-restricted amenity layer of approximately $85–$120 funds the Heritage recreation center, age-targeted programming, and the gated entry.
The amenity inventory includes:
- Stonebridge community park — central village park with playgrounds, ramada shade, picnic facilities
- Stonebridge trail loops — approximately 4 miles of internal trail connecting into the broader Summerlin trail network of 200 miles
- Heritage at Stonebridge recreation center — private to 55+ residents, pool, fitness, gathering rooms
- Pickleball courts at the central village park
- Network connections to Downtown Summerlin via the trail system
- Master-plan dog park — adjacent to the central village park
According to Howard Hughes Corporation village documentation, the Stonebridge master plan commits approximately 15% of total village acreage to open space and trail — a healthy per-capita green-space ratio. Annual carrying cost for ownership inside Stonebridge — base HOA + sub-association — runs roughly $1,560–$2,580 per year. Heritage residents layer an additional $1,020–$1,440 for the age-restricted amenity tier.
How Close Is Stonebridge to Red Rock Canyon and the Strip?
Stonebridge sits in the far-west Summerlin sector at approximately 3,250 feet elevation. Drive times to the major Las Vegas valley anchors from Stonebridge:
- Red Rock Canyon NCA visitor center: 5 minutes via West Charleston
- Downtown Summerlin (Macy's anchor): 8 minutes via Town Center Drive
- Las Vegas Ballpark (Aviators): 9 minutes via Pavilion Center Drive
- Las Vegas Strip (Bellagio anchor): 22 minutes off-peak via the 215 and Charleston
- Harry Reid International Airport: 26 minutes via the 215 and I-15
- Allegiant Stadium: 22 minutes via the 215 and Russell Road
- Mt. Charleston ski / lodge: 40 minutes via the 95 north and Kyle Canyon Road
According to the Bureau of Land Management's Red Rock Canyon visitor data, the conservation area drew over 4 million visits in 2024. Stonebridge residents enjoy effectively first-row Red Rock access without the in-park traffic stack — comparable to Reverence on the Red Rock proximity dimension.
Local commercial anchors:
- Downtown Summerlin — outdoor lifestyle center, Macy's and Dillard's
- Tivoli Village — 11 minutes via West Charleston, boutique retail and dining
- TPC Summerlin and TPC Las Vegas — private clubs within 13 minutes
- Red Rock Casino Resort Spa — 11 minutes via West Charleston
- Suncoast and Rampart Casinos — both within 14 minutes for locals' casino preference
What Should Buyers Know About Stonebridge Resale Values?
Stonebridge resales are still relatively thin given the village's 2018 launch. According to GLVAR MLS data, approximately 145 resale closings happened across Stonebridge in 2025 — well below The Trails (165–195) or older established Summerlin villages but typical for a master plan that is 60% built out and still has builder inventory absorbing the new-buyer demand.
According to GLVAR MLS data, the average Stonebridge resale that closed in 2025 within the first three years of ownership traded approximately 5.1% above its previous sale price net of design-center upgrades — a typical absorption-phase pattern for production-builder communities. The pattern flattens out by years three and four. Stonebridge resales closing 2024–2026 that were built 2018–2020 (now 4–6 years old) traded at price-per-square-foot levels approximately 8% above their original base purchase prices after netting out upgrade investment.
According to the Federal Housing Finance Agency's House Price Index, the Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise MSA appreciated approximately 6.4% in calendar 2025 — Stonebridge resale appreciation tracked slightly below the metro number, which is typical for new-construction master plans in absorption phase.
Three buyer rules for Stonebridge resale exit math:
- Plan to hold at least 5 years to recover the upgrade-load and absorption-phase discount.
- Document every design-center upgrade with receipts — resale appraisals adjust for documented improvements but not for undocumented finish work.
- The Toll Brothers Signature Collection tier holds value best in resale; the attached Bristle Vale tier sees the largest absorption-phase discount.
Who Should Buy at Stonebridge in 2026?
After tours with approximately 130 buyers at Stonebridge across 2024–2025, here is the closing profile:
- California relocations — Bay Area, San Diego, and LA buyers who find $820K Stonebridge product roughly 50% cheaper than equivalent coastal CA new construction.
- Toll Brothers brand loyalists — buyers who previously owned a Toll home in another market and trust the Signature Collection finish standards.
- Move-up Summerlin renters — current 89134/89135/89138 renters anchoring inside Summerlin permanently.
- 55+ right-sizers — buyers specifically choosing Heritage at Stonebridge for the age-restricted gated component.
- Multi-generation households — Taylor Morrison Caledonia single-story plans and select Toll multi-gen options accommodate dual primary suites.
Where buyers do not end up at Stonebridge: pure custom-build buyers (no individual lot sales — all builds run through the active builders), buyers committed to a specific resale neighborhood, and buyers who require guard-gated security (Stonebridge is not master-village guard-gated; only Heritage at Stonebridge operates a gated entry).
What Hidden Costs Should Stonebridge Buyers Plan For?
Stonebridge buyers underestimate three line items beyond the base price + lot premium + structural options visible at sales:
- Design-center upgrade load — Toll, Taylor Morrison, and Woodside design centers at Stonebridge average $135,000–$195,000 upgrade load on closed Toll Signature Collection homes; mid-tier builds average $85K–$135K. Biggest line items: appliance package ($16K–$32K), flooring ($20K–$42K), countertop/backsplash ($12K–$26K), lighting ($7K–$14K).
- Backyard and pool deck — builders deliver graded but unlandscaped rear yards. Full backyard (turf, hardscape, pool, spa, BBQ, drainage) runs $85,000–$215,000. Pool-and-spa alone is $65,000–$130,000.
- Window treatments — not included in base contracts. A full package on a 3,500-sqft Toll home runs $14K–$32K depending on motorization and fabric.
According to the Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention, residential permit volume in the western valley exceeded 4,800 permits in calendar 2024. Lead times for ancillary residential permits (pool, casita, solar) currently run 4–7 weeks.
What Should Investors Know About Stonebridge Rentals?
Stonebridge is not an obvious investor target — builder design-center pricing rarely pencils on the rent side without substantial lot premium and design-center discipline. According to GLVAR rental data covering 89138 single-family product, median Stonebridge rental rates run:
- Attached 2BR Bristle Vale: approximately $2,750–$3,150 monthly
- Paired 3BR Caledonia or Stonepoint: approximately $3,400–$3,950 monthly
- Detached 4BR Bixby Creek or Foxtail: approximately $4,400–$5,300 monthly
- Toll Signature 5BR view lot: approximately $6,500–$8,200 monthly
Cap-rate math at standard 2026 builder pricing typically lands 3.6–4.4% gross before HOA and tax — below the 5.5–6.5% threshold most local investors target. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI rent index, the Las Vegas MSA rent index appreciated approximately 4.1% year-over-year through Q1 2026.
How Does Stonebridge Compare to Cadence and Inspirada in Henderson?
Henderson's two largest master plans — Cadence and Inspirada — frequently cross-shop against Stonebridge on the Summerlin side. The buyer pool is similar: relocating families and move-up locals who want new construction with multi-builder choice. Here is the cross-section:
| Dimension | Stonebridge (Summerlin) | Cadence (Henderson) | Inspirada (Henderson) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master developer | Howard Hughes Corporation | LandWell | SunCal |
| Builder mix | Toll/Taylor/Woodside | KB/Lennar/Richmond/Pulte | Toll/Taylor/KB/Tri Pointe/Beazer |
| Base price floor | $565K | $385K | $475K |
| Median 2026 close | $820K | $540K | $685K |
| Acres at buildout | ~720 | ~2,200 | ~1,920 |
| Strip drive time | ~22 min | ~22 min | ~27 min |
| Best for | Summerlin schools + Toll brand | Value-oriented new construction | Trail-oriented family masters |
The headline trade-off: Stonebridge trades approximately 52% above Cadence and 20% above Inspirada at the median, but delivers Summerlin schools (Givens → Rogich → Palo Verde), Red Rock proximity, and the per-square-foot bedrock of the Howard Hughes Corporation village system. Cadence wins on absolute affordability and east-valley commute access. Inspirada wins on trail acreage and broader builder mix.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Stonebridge guard-gated?
The broader Stonebridge village is not master-gated. Heritage at Stonebridge — the 55+ age-restricted enclave inside the village — operates as a gated sub-village with its own entry and amenities. Buyers who require single-perimeter guard-gated security across the whole village should look at Red Rock Country Club, The Ridges, or TPC Summerlin instead of Stonebridge.
What is the difference between Stonebridge and Heritage at Stonebridge?
Stonebridge is the all-ages master village. Heritage at Stonebridge is the 55+ age-restricted gated enclave inside Stonebridge with its own private amenities (separate from the broader village amenities). Buyers committed to a 55+ community should compare Heritage against Sun City Summerlin and Trilogy Sunstone rather than the all-ages Stonebridge product.
Can I buy directly from Toll Brothers without an agent?
Yes — Toll Brothers' Stonebridge sales centers will write a purchase contract directly with a buyer. The trade-off: you forfeit independent representation through the design-center process and during the final-walkthrough inspection. Toll's sales counselors are W-2 employees of the builder and represent the builder's interest, not the buyer's. Our team represents buyers at Toll, Taylor Morrison, and Woodside sales centers at no cost to the buyer — the builders pay our cooperating commission per their published builder co-op schedules.
When will Stonebridge be fully built out?
Howard Hughes Corporation's release schedule projects buildout completion in approximately 2029–2030 across the planned 2,400 homes. The pace has averaged 280 sales per year recently; remaining inventory of approximately 960 lots supports roughly 3–4 years of additional active sales. The best Spring Mountains view lots have largely already sold in earlier phases.
What is the Toll Brothers Signature Collection?
The Toll Brothers Signature Collection is Toll's premium product tier at Stonebridge — 3,800+ square-foot floor plans with custom-feel architectural detailing, premium finish standards as base inclusions, and view-premium lot allocations. Base prices run $1.25M+ with $135K–$195K typical design-center upgrade loads pushing closed prices into the $1.4M–$1.7M range routinely. The Signature Collection sits between Toll's production tier and a true custom-builder experience.
How does Stonebridge compare to The Ridges or Summerlin's highest-tier custom villages?
The Ridges and the custom-builder villages operate in a fundamentally different price tier — typically $2.5M to $15M+ on lots ranging from 0.25 to 2+ acres. Stonebridge is a production-builder master village at $565K to $1.55M. Buyers cross-shop The Ridges only at the top of Stonebridge — Toll Signature Collection's $1.5M view-lot product approaches the entry threshold for The Ridges resale inventory but does not deliver the custom-architecture or guard-gated security of The Ridges. The two villages serve different buyer profiles.
What financing programs work best at Stonebridge?
Each active Stonebridge builder maintains an in-house mortgage affiliate (Toll Brothers Mortgage, Taylor Morrison Home Funding, Woodside Mortgage) offering competitive rate-buydown promotions tied to base-price contracts. According to the Federal Reserve H.15 release, 30-year conforming mortgage rates have ranged 6.4–7.1% across early 2026. Builder-affiliated lenders have routinely offered 2-1 temporary buydowns and permanent rate buys averaging 0.75–1.25% below market on select inventory homes. Always cross-quote with an independent lender; the builder rate is competitive but not always the lowest available.
Which Sources Inform This Stonebridge Guide?
This guide is built from active GLVAR MLS data, Toll Brothers / Taylor Morrison / Woodside Stonebridge sales materials, Clark County Assessor parcel records, and the 789 transactions Nevada Real Estate Group closed across the valley in 2025.
- Las Vegas REALTORS — March 2026 housing statistics — valley median price and absorption
- U.S. Census Bureau — 2024 American Community Survey — ZIP-level income data
- Federal Housing Finance Agency — House Price Index — Las Vegas MSA appreciation
- Bureau of Land Management — Red Rock Canyon NCA — visitation and access
- National Weather Service Las Vegas — elevation-driven temperature differentials
- Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada — arterial traffic counts
- Howard Hughes Corporation — Summerlin village absorption data
- Nevada Department of Education — CCSD school report cards
- GreatSchools — Palo Verde HS and feeder ratings
- Clark County School District — facilities planning — projected school openings
- Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention — residential permit volume
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — CPI rent index — metro rent appreciation
- Federal Reserve H.15 release — current mortgage rate index
Across the 789 transactions NREG represented in 2025, our team toured approximately 130 buyers through Stonebridge sales centers and closed 32 inside the village. For a current Stonebridge standing-inventory PDF, a side-by-side against Reverence or Kestrel, or representation at the design-center session, reach our team at (702) 637-1759 or info@nevadagroup.com.
