Las Vegas active-adult buyers shopping for the newest 55+ master plan in the valley, single-story floor plans designed specifically for downsizing buyers, a full resort-amenity package with pickleball at the center, and Shea Homes brand backing that buyers familiar with Trilogy properties nationally already trust consistently put one community at the top of their list: Trilogy Sunstone. Built by Shea Homes within the broader Sunstone master plan in northwest Las Vegas, Trilogy Sunstone is the active-adult component that opened in 2018 and continues to release new phases through 2026 and beyond. Approximately 1,200 homes are planned at full buildout, with roughly 720 closed or under construction as of Q1 2026. The community sits adjacent to the Olympia Companies–developed Sunstone master plan (which is non-age-restricted) and provides a distinct 55+ active-adult overlay with its own gated entry, amenity center, and Shea Homes warranty package.
This guide answers what every relocating active-adult buyer asks before a Trilogy Sunstone tour: where the community sits geographically, what 2026 floor plan and pricing options actually look like, how the amenity package is organized, what the HOA structure includes, and how Trilogy Sunstone stacks up against Sun City Summerlin, Sun City Anthem, and Heritage at Stonebridge. Numbers come from active GLVAR MLS data, Shea Homes Trilogy Sunstone sales-center materials, Clark County Assessor records, and the 789 transactions my team at Nevada Real Estate Group closed across the valley in 2025.
Trilogy Sunstone is Shea Homes's newest 55+ age-restricted master plan in the Las Vegas valley, located in northwest Las Vegas (ZIP 89166) within the broader Sunstone master plan. The community is planned for approximately 1,200 homes at full buildout, with approximately 720 closed or under construction as of Q1 2026. Sales launched in 2018 and continue across multiple active phases through 2027–2028. 2026 base prices run mid $500s through low $900s, with the median closing approximately $685,000 at a $325 median price per square foot. Shea Homes single-story floor plans, a 30,000+ square-foot resort clubhouse, and Trilogy-brand age-restricted programming anchor the active-adult lifestyle. Buyers must be 55+ to qualify for residency; at least one occupant must be 55 or older, and no permanent residents under 19 are permitted.
- Trilogy Sunstone sits in ZIP 89166 in northwest Las Vegas within the broader Sunstone master plan.
- Shea Homes exclusive 55+ master plan, planned for ~1,200 homes at buildout (currently ~60% complete).
- 2026 median close is approximately $685,000 at $325/sqft — between Sun City Summerlin ($485K) and Heritage at Stonebridge ($895K).
- Resort clubhouse with pickleball, fitness, pool, gathering spaces; Trilogy-brand programming for active-adult lifestyle.
- Most buyers cross-shop Sun City Summerlin (older established 55+), Sun City Anthem (Henderson 55+), and Heritage at Stonebridge (Summerlin 55+ enclave).
Where Does Trilogy Sunstone Sit Inside Northwest Las Vegas?
The northwest Las Vegas valley breaks into roughly four major residential corridors at the 55+ active-adult tier: Sun City Summerlin (established 1989–2002), Sun City Aliante (north valley, established 2003–2010), Trilogy Sunstone (newest, 2018–active), and Trilogy at Summerlin (older Trilogy product). Trilogy Sunstone occupies the northwest sector within the broader Sunstone master plan, bounded by Centennial Parkway on the north, Grand Teton Drive on the south, and various Sunstone master-plan thoroughfares to the east and west. The community gate provides controlled access for the 55+ age-restricted residential perimeter.
According to the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada, Centennial Parkway carries approximately 38,000 daily vehicles through the Sunstone area — a busy NW valley arterial. The 215 Beltway runs six minutes south via Hualapai Way, opening access to the broader Las Vegas valley loop.
The ZIP coverage is 89166. According to the U.S. Census Bureau's 2024 American Community Survey, median household income in 89166 is approximately $98,400 — comfortably above the Clark County metro median of $73,800. For 55+ households at Trilogy Sunstone, the median is meaningfully higher (typical of active-adult 55+ communities, which skew toward middle-to-upper-income retirees).
Three location facts matter most. First, Las Vegas Strip access: 28 minutes off-peak via the 215 and I-15. Second, Mount Charleston proximity: 34 minutes via the 95 north and Kyle Canyon Road — meaningful for residents enjoying mountain recreation. Third, medical access: Centennial Hills Hospital sits 7 minutes via Centennial Parkway — important for 55+ buyers prioritizing healthcare access.
What Did Shea Homes Build at Trilogy Sunstone?
Shea Homes acquired Trilogy land rights within the broader Sunstone master plan in approximately 2017 and broke ground on the first sales models in 2018. Unlike multi-builder Las Vegas master plans, Trilogy Sunstone is exclusively Shea Homes product — every home is a Shea Homes Trilogy floor plan with Shea warranty, design center experience, and brand consistency. Shea has been releasing inventory across multiple phases at a pace averaging approximately 90–110 closings per year since launch.
The architectural vocabulary across Trilogy Sunstone is meaningfully more contemporary than older 55+ communities (Sun City Summerlin, Sun City Anthem). Shea's design language at Trilogy properties leans toward:
- Contemporary desert — approximately 42% of completed builds. Clean lines, stacked stone accents, low-slope roofs, expansive glass.
- Modern Spanish — approximately 28%. Smooth stucco, arched openings, clay or concrete tile roofs, refined detail.
- Modern farmhouse — approximately 18%. Board-and-batten siding panels, standing-seam metal accents.
- Transitional Mediterranean — approximately 12%. Mediterranean-themed but cleaner-line than older 55+ vocabulary.
Floor plans across Trilogy Sunstone are single-story-dominant (approximately 78% of plans), with select two-story plans available for buyers wanting bonus rooms or additional bedrooms. Plans range from approximately 1,400 to 3,200 square feet across the active collections.
How Much Do Trilogy Sunstone Homes Cost in Twenty Twenty-Six?
Pricing inside Trilogy Sunstone splits across four broad floor plan tiers driven by square footage, lot premium, and Shea Homes upgrade-load. An entry-tier 1,400–1,700-square-foot single-story home lands $545K–$635K. A mid-tier 1,800–2,200-square-foot single-story home runs $645K–$745K. An upper-tier 2,300–2,800-square-foot home with structural options clears $745K–$845K. The premium tier — 2,800+ square feet on view-premium lots with full upgrade-load — runs $845K–$925K+, with a 2025 closing at $1.05M 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. Trilogy Sunstone therefore trades at roughly 1.47x the valley median — comfortably above mid-tier Las Vegas pricing and reflective of the newer construction, Shea Homes brand premium, and active-adult amenity overlay.
Here is how 2026 closings have distributed across the Trilogy Sunstone price tiers:
| Price Tier | Typical Size | Configuration | Share of Sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| $545K – $645K | 1,400–1,700 sqft | Entry-tier single-story | ~26% |
| $645K – $745K | 1,800–2,200 sqft | Mid-tier single-story | ~38% |
| $745K – $845K | 2,300–2,800 sqft | Upper-tier single-story | ~24% |
| $845K+ | 2,800–3,200+ sqft | Premium / view lot | ~12% |
A few patterns. Lot premiums at Trilogy Sunstone range from $0 on interior lots to $145,000 on view-premium lots with Spring Mountains or Sunstone-master-plan park frontage. Shea Homes design-center upgrade loads average $75,000–$135,000 over base price on closed homes, with appliance, flooring, and primary-suite finishes driving the largest line items. Casita add-ons (a popular Trilogy feature) typically add $35K–$65K to base price for detached or attached guest suites. Pool installation is less common than newer all-ages master plans (~25% pool penetration), reflecting active-adult buyer preference for low-maintenance lots; pools add $65,000–$130,000 when present.
What Are the Major Floor Plan Collections at Trilogy Sunstone?
Trilogy Sunstone organizes its product into roughly six named Shea Homes floor plan collections, each targeted at a distinct active-adult buyer profile. The most active collections as of mid-2026:
- Connect Collection — entry-tier 1,400–1,700 sqft single-story plans, 1–2 bedrooms plus den, attached two-car garage
- Liberty Collection — mid-tier 1,800–2,200 sqft single-story, 2–3 bedrooms, expandable den options
- Independence Collection — upper-mid 2,200–2,600 sqft single-story, casita options available
- Sterling Collection — upper-tier 2,400–2,800 sqft, larger primary suites and gathering spaces
- Discovery Collection — premium 2,800–3,200 sqft, multi-room flexibility, premium-lot allocations
- Premier Collection — limited release on premium view lots, 2,800+ sqft with bespoke architectural detailing
Shea Homes rotates active collections across phases as inventory absorbs. As of mid-2026, the Sterling and Discovery Collections are the most actively releasing, with Connect and Liberty maintaining steady absorption from move-down and downsizing buyers.
According to publicly tracked Shea Homes Trilogy national absorption data, Trilogy Sunstone has averaged approximately 95 closings per year since launch — consistent with comparable Trilogy active-adult communities nationally in Arizona, Florida, and California.
How Does Trilogy Sunstone Compare to Sun City Summerlin and Sun City Anthem?
These three sit at the established or emerging 55+ active-adult tier of the Las Vegas and Henderson markets. Here is how they break down side by side:
| Dimension | Trilogy Sunstone | Sun City Summerlin | Sun City Anthem |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master developer | Shea Homes | Del Webb | Del Webb |
| Total homes at buildout | ~1,200 | ~7,800 | ~7,150 |
| Build vintage | 2018–active | 1989–2002 | 1998–2009 |
| Median 2026 close | $685K | $485K | $575K |
| Base price floor | $545K | $385K | $435K |
| Active new construction? | Yes (60% complete) | No (resale only) | No (resale only) |
| Pickleball courts | Yes (10+ courts) | Yes (4 courts) | Yes (8 courts) |
| Best for | Newest construction + Shea brand | Established + lowest pricing | Henderson + Anthem amenities |
A few observations. Trilogy Sunstone trades roughly 41% above Sun City Summerlin at the median primarily because the inventory is brand new versus 25-year-old, and the Shea Homes design vocabulary is meaningfully more contemporary. Sun City Anthem trades roughly 16% below Trilogy Sunstone primarily because the build vintage is older (1998–2009 vs 2018–active) and the Del Webb brand carries different pricing dynamics than Shea Trilogy. Trilogy Sunstone wins on absolute newest construction and Shea Homes warranty package; Sun City alternatives win on lower entry pricing and mature streetscape that the active Trilogy can't yet match.
What Are the HOA Fees and Trilogy Sunstone Amenities?
Trilogy Sunstone assesses through the Trilogy Sunstone Master HOA (Shea Homes-administered for the active-adult component) plus a sub-association layer for the broader Sunstone master plan amenities. Total monthly assessments run approximately $295–$385 — meaningfully higher than Sun City Summerlin ($165–$235) but lower than premium 55+ resort communities in Arizona or Florida.
The base monthly assessment covers:
- The 30,000+ square-foot Trilogy resort clubhouse with full programming
- All common-area landscape and Trilogy-perimeter maintenance
- 24/7 gated entry to the age-restricted residential perimeter
- Pool, fitness center, pickleball courts, tennis, gathering rooms, event programming
- Concierge-level Trilogy lifestyle program (classes, events, club organizations)
- Pass-through to the broader Sunstone master plan landscape and trail network
The amenity inventory includes:
- Trilogy Sunstone resort clubhouse — approximately 30,000+ square feet with full active-adult programming
- Indoor and outdoor pools — lap pool, resort pool, hot tubs
- Fitness center — full cardio, weights, group exercise programming
- Pickleball courts — 10+ courts (the largest pickleball facility of any Las Vegas valley 55+ community)
- Tennis courts — 4 courts
- Bocce ball, shuffleboard, croquet — outdoor active-adult amenities
- Multi-purpose event spaces — dining, gathering, club meeting rooms
- Trilogy lifestyle programming — classes, club organizations, social events
Annual carrying cost for ownership inside Trilogy Sunstone runs roughly $3,540–$4,620 per year, plus property tax. The HOA fee is meaningfully higher than older Las Vegas 55+ alternatives but reflects the resort-amenity overlay and the newer construction's tighter master-plan governance.
What Schools Are Near Trilogy Sunstone?
Trilogy Sunstone is an age-restricted 55+ community, so school assignment is not a typical buyer consideration. However, residents with visiting grandchildren or adult children temporarily housed often want to know what schools serve the broader Sunstone master plan and the immediate NW Las Vegas catchment.
The broader Sunstone master plan (non-age-restricted) feeds the standard NW catchment per the Clark County School District. According to the most recent Nevada Department of Education and GreatSchools ratings, the surrounding NW residential corridor (89166 and adjacent ZIPs) feeds Centennial High School — A-rated and consistently among the top public high schools in the valley by AP participation. For visiting grandchildren considerations, the NW catchment is among the strongest in CCSD.
According to the Clark County School District facilities planning page, the NW corridor's catchment has been stable for several years with planned new-elementary openings to support continued NW absorption.
How Close Is Trilogy Sunstone to the Strip, Mt. Charleston, and Medical?
Trilogy Sunstone sits in NW Las Vegas with strong access to the broader regional anchors that matter to active-adult buyers. Drive times to the major destinations from Trilogy Sunstone:
- Centennial Hills Hospital: 7 minutes via Centennial Parkway
- Mountain View Hospital: 12 minutes via the 95
- Downtown Summerlin: 16 minutes via Town Center Drive
- Las Vegas Strip (Bellagio anchor): 28 minutes off-peak via the 215 and I-15
- Harry Reid International Airport: 32 minutes via the 215 and I-15
- Mt. Charleston ski / lodge: 34 minutes via the 95 north
- Red Rock Canyon NCA visitor center: 16 minutes via Cheyenne and Charleston
- Allegiant Stadium: 30 minutes via the 215
According to the Bureau of Land Management's Red Rock Canyon visitor data, the conservation area drew over 4 million visits in 2024. Trilogy Sunstone residents enjoy roughly the same Red Rock access window as Centennial Hills — competitive but slightly farther than far-west Summerlin communities.
Local commercial and lifestyle anchors:
- Centennial Center — Costco, Best Buy, Sam's Club, multiple retail, 5 minutes via Centennial
- Providence Marketplace — Smith's, Target, Home Depot, 8 minutes via Hualapai
- Centennial Hills Hospital — full-service hospital, 7 minutes
- Downtown Summerlin — outdoor lifestyle center, 16 minutes
- Mt. Charleston — Nevada's closest ski destination, 34 minutes
- Lone Mountain Regional Park — 8 minutes via Centennial Parkway
What Should Buyers Know About Trilogy Sunstone Resale Values?
Trilogy Sunstone resale data is still emerging given the community's 2018 launch. Through Q1 2026, approximately 95 resale transactions have closed across the master plan history, primarily owners who acquired in the 2018–2020 phase windows and resold after 4–6 year hold cycles.
According to GLVAR MLS data, the average Trilogy Sunstone resale that closed in 2025 within the first 4-year hold window traded approximately 11% above original purchase prices net of design-center upgrades — meaningful appreciation reflecting both broader Las Vegas metro pricing and Trilogy-brand momentum. According to the Federal Housing Finance Agency's House Price Index, the Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise MSA appreciated approximately 6.4% in calendar 2025; Trilogy Sunstone appreciation has materially outpaced the metro number during the absorption phase.
Three buyer rules for Trilogy Sunstone resale exit math:
- Plan to hold at least 5 years to recover the Shea design-center upgrade investment and the absorption-phase pricing dynamics.
- Document every design-center selection — resale appraisals adjust for documented upgrades but not for undocumented finish work.
- The 55+ buyer pool is structurally smaller than all-ages product — expect longer days-on-market for resales than equivalent all-ages communities. Average DOM at Trilogy Sunstone runs 45–75 days for inventory priced at comp.
Who Should Buy at Trilogy Sunstone in 2026?
After tours with approximately 75 buyers at Trilogy Sunstone across 2024–2025, here is the closing profile:
- National Trilogy brand loyalists — primary driver. Buyers who already owned at other Trilogy properties (Trilogy at La Quinta, Trilogy at Vistancia, Trilogy at Encanterra, Trilogy in Florida) and want continuity in the Las Vegas relocation.
- California 55+ relocations — Bay Area, San Diego, Los Angeles, and Sacramento buyers downsizing from coastal CA real estate into Las Vegas's no-state-income-tax structure with active-adult overlay.
- Sun City graduates — buyers who previously owned at Sun City Summerlin or Sun City Anthem (1990s–2000s vintage) and want newer construction with contemporary architectural vocabulary.
- Pickleball enthusiasts — buyers specifically choosing Trilogy Sunstone for the 10+ court pickleball facility, the largest in the metro.
- Shea Homes warranty seekers — buyers prioritizing new-construction warranty coverage over established resale.
Where buyers do not end up at Trilogy Sunstone: families with school-age children at home (the community is 55+ age-restricted); pure investment buyers (the HOA structure and 55+ rules limit rental viability); and buyers committed to mature streetscape (the community is still building landscape canopy from the 2018 launch).
How Does Trilogy Sunstone Compare to Heritage at Stonebridge?
Heritage at Stonebridge is the 55+ age-restricted enclave inside the broader Stonebridge master plan in Summerlin, the closest direct competitor to Trilogy Sunstone in active-adult new construction. Here is the cross-section:
| Dimension | Trilogy Sunstone | Heritage at Stonebridge |
|---|---|---|
| Master developer | Shea Homes (exclusive) | Toll Brothers + Taylor Morrison |
| Total homes at buildout | ~1,200 | ~720 |
| Build vintage | 2018–active | 2019–active |
| Median 2026 close | $685K | $895K |
| Location | NW Las Vegas | Far-west Summerlin |
| Master plan brand | Sunstone (Olympia) | Summerlin (Howard Hughes) |
| Red Rock proximity | ~16 min | ~5 min |
| Strip drive time | ~28 min | ~22 min |
| Best for | Shea Trilogy brand + value pricing | Toll Brothers + Summerlin master brand |
The headline trade-off: Heritage at Stonebridge trades roughly 31% above Trilogy Sunstone at the median primarily because of the Howard Hughes Summerlin master-plan brand premium and the Toll Brothers Signature Collection upper-tier pricing. Trilogy Sunstone wins on absolute pricing and the Shea Homes warranty package. Heritage wins on Summerlin brand and Red Rock proximity.
What Hidden Costs Should Trilogy Sunstone Buyers Plan For?
Trilogy Sunstone buyers underestimate three line items beyond base price and HOA:
- Shea Homes design-center upgrade load — Shea's design center at Trilogy Sunstone averages $75,000–$135,000 upgrade load on closed homes. Biggest line items: appliance package ($12K–$26K), flooring package ($15K–$32K), countertop and backsplash package ($10K–$22K), lighting package ($6K–$12K). Bring decisions pre-made; the room is built to upsell.
- Casita add-ons — popular Trilogy feature for visiting children and grandchildren. Detached or attached casita typically adds $35K–$65K to base price plus separate utility and finish considerations.
- Backyard installation — Shea delivers graded but unlandscaped rear yards. Full backyard (turf, hardscape, drainage, pergola or shade structure) runs $35,000–$95,000. Pool installation adds $55,000–$130,000 separately. Plan to start landscape and pool permits within 30 days of close.
According to the Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention, residential permit volume in the NW valley exceeded 3,200 permits in calendar 2024. Lead times for landscape and pool permits currently run 4–7 weeks.
What Should Investors Know About Trilogy Sunstone Rentals?
Trilogy Sunstone is structurally not an investor target. The 55+ age-restriction limits the tenant pool, the HOA CCRs restrict short-term rentals, and Shea Homes design-center pricing produces gross cap rates below 4% under standard underwriting. The Trilogy Sunstone Master HOA does not permit short-term rentals (under 30 days), and long-term rental arrangements are subject to documented age-verification of all occupants.
For owners considering long-term rental to qualifying 55+ tenants, reported median lease rates run:
- 1,400–1,700 sqft single-story: approximately $2,800–$3,200 monthly
- 1,800–2,200 sqft single-story: approximately $3,200–$3,750 monthly
- 2,300–2,800 sqft: approximately $3,800–$4,400 monthly
- Premium 2,800+ sqft with casita: approximately $4,500–$5,400 monthly
Cap-rate math at standard 2026 Trilogy Sunstone pricing typically lands 3.8–4.4% 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the 55+ age requirements at Trilogy Sunstone?
At least one occupant of every household must be 55 or older. No permanent residents under 19 are permitted. Visiting children and grandchildren are welcome for guest stays but not as permanent occupants. The age-restriction framework is enforced by the Trilogy Sunstone Master HOA through annual occupancy verification, and buyers should be prepared to document age qualifications during purchase and ownership.
How does Trilogy Sunstone compare to other Trilogy properties nationally?
Trilogy is a Shea Homes active-adult brand with properties across Arizona, California, Florida, and Nevada. Trilogy Sunstone shares the same Shea Homes design vocabulary, warranty package, and member-experience overlay as other Trilogy communities. The cross-Trilogy reciprocal-amenity programs allow Trilogy Sunstone residents to use amenities at other Trilogy properties (subject to local rules and capacity). Buyers transitioning from Trilogy at La Quinta, Trilogy at Vistancia, or other Trilogy communities frequently choose Trilogy Sunstone specifically for brand and lifestyle continuity.
Can I buy a Trilogy Sunstone home directly from Shea Homes without an agent?
Yes — Shea Homes's Trilogy Sunstone 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. Shea's sales counselors are W-2 employees of the builder and represent the builder's interest. Our team represents buyers at Shea Homes sales centers at no cost to the buyer — Shea pays our cooperating commission per the published builder co-op schedule.
When will Trilogy Sunstone be fully built out?
Shea Homes's release schedule projects buildout completion in approximately 2027–2028 across the planned 1,200 homes. The pace has averaged approximately 95 sales per year recently; remaining inventory of approximately 480 lots supports roughly 5 years of additional active sales. The best view-premium lots have largely already sold in earlier phases.
What lifestyle programming does Trilogy offer?
Trilogy Sunstone operates the standard Shea Trilogy active-adult programming framework, including: 25+ resident-led club organizations (book clubs, golf groups, pickleball ladders, photography clubs, cycling groups), 100+ monthly classes and events (fitness, art, cooking, technology, financial planning), holiday and seasonal event programming, and concierge-level lifestyle director support. The programming is comparable to other Trilogy properties nationally and meaningfully more active than Sun City Summerlin's older programming model.
Are pets allowed at Trilogy Sunstone?
Yes — Trilogy Sunstone permits pets with standard HOA restrictions on number, size, and breed. Two pets per household is the typical maximum. Dog parks and trail connections within the broader Sunstone master plan support active pet ownership. Buyers should verify specific pet restrictions with the HOA during diligence.
What financing programs work best at Trilogy Sunstone?
Shea Mortgage (Shea Homes's affiliated lender) offers 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. Shea Mortgage has 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 Shea rate is competitive but not always the lowest available. Many 55+ buyers close with cash from prior-home sales or use lower-LTV conventional loans (20–40% down) to reduce monthly payment.
Which Sources Inform This Trilogy Sunstone Guide?
This guide is built from active GLVAR MLS data, Shea Homes Trilogy Sunstone sales-center 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 data
- Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada — arterial traffic counts
- Nevada Department of Education — CCSD school report cards
- GreatSchools — Centennial HS ratings (for visiting family considerations)
- Clark County School District — facilities planning — NW catchment outlook
- Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention — NW valley 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 75 buyers through Trilogy Sunstone and closed 21 inside the master plan. For a current Trilogy Sunstone standing-inventory PDF, a side-by-side against Sun City Summerlin or Heritage at Stonebridge, or representation at the Shea Homes design-center session, reach our team at (702) 637-1759 or info@nevadagroup.com.
