Neighborhoods We Service

Downtown Las Vegas is the historic heart of the city! Home to many casinos including the famous Golden Nugget and museums such as the Mob Museum, which has exhibits about organized crime. If you’re looking to grab a bite to eat, this area offers many varieties of food from casual burgers to a sophisticated steak dinner. Fremont Street Experience is quite a sight covered in beautiful LED canopies and offers 24-hour malls for all your shopping needs. Whether you want to relax with a cocktail or experience the Slotzilla zipline, downtown has just what you need!

Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Red Rock Canyon Conservation Area in Summerlin, NV. Nestled between Red Rock Canyon and the Spring Mountains, Summerlin has no shortage of beautiful natural sceneries. Downtown Summerlin offers many places to eat, shop, and play and is home to the Las Vegas Ballpark. Red Rock Casino is available for entertainment and has a spa available to relax your troubles away. Try something new with skating lessons at the City National Arena, the place the Vegas Golden Knights practice. There are local events downtown Summerlin all year round and many things to do outdoors, it’s no surprise they were voted as the #1 place to live and play!

Lone Mountain gets its name from a solitary hill that was separated from Red Rock National Conservation Area. Lone Mountain is encircled by a 2.1-mile trail great for hiking, horseback riding, or a scenic run. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s Acadamy is located in Lone Mountain and is adjacent to the Police Memorial Park that includes a Memorial Wall and tree groves dedicated to those who died in the line of duty. There is no shortage of recreational parks including Lone Mountain Discovery Center or Majestic Park that has 12 playing fields!

Sun City Summerlin is an active adult community created by the city of Las Vegas. Located just minutes from the bustling Strip and downtown Las Vegas, Sun City Summerlin has tree-lined streets, top-notch shopping, and exquisite dining experiences. Residents can enjoy popular musicians and theatre performances and have access to casinos and relaxing spas. Whether you’re looking to stay active or just relax the day away there are numerous amenities to suit your needs.

The Arts District, also known as 18b, is the hub of exotic culture. Filled with indie art galleries and converted warehouses used as performance centers, the Arts District is a place to feel free. Experience “First Friday” which is hosted on the first Friday of every month, where you can view art and different types of artists including local bands, fortune tellers, and even fire breathers! Visit the Arts Factory where you can shop and dine at the bistro, or visit Arts Square where you can find craft made cocktails served until late.

Desert Shores is located at the foothills of Northwest Las Vegas and encompasses 682 acres including four man-made lakes. There’s a lagoon-style swimming pool surrounded by a sand beach and a picnic park with courts and playgrounds to enjoy the warm sunshine! Community docks provide paddle boating and fishing for residents and a 2100 square foot clubhouse is host to many community events and private parties. Desert Shores is a recreational oriented community where you can enjoy the outdoors with swimming and miles of paths to walk on.

Desert Shores is located at the foothills of Northwest Las Vegas and encompasses 682 acres including four man-made lakes. There’s a lagoon-style swimming pool surrounded by a sand beach and a picnic park with courts and playgrounds to enjoy the warm sunshine! Community docks provide paddle boating and fishing for residents and a 2100 square foot clubhouse is host to many community events and private parties. Desert Shores is a recreational oriented community where you can enjoy the outdoors with swimming and miles of paths to walk on.

Peccole Ranch offers its residents an urban-suburban feel and has many different bars, restaurants, parks, and coffee shops. Visit the first and only laser maze in Nevada, Atomic Attractions. Once done, chow down on some of the best gourmet popcorn at Popcorn Girls both conveniently located at Peccole Ranch. Once you’ve spent the day playing laser tag or rock climbing at Red Rock Climbing Center, enjoy great food and an even better atmosphere at Honey Salt, one of the top restaurants in the area.

Paul Culley is a neighborhood nestled close to the heart of Vegas. This quaint neighborhood is near enough to the strip to enjoy all the lively attractions of Vegas without the hustle and bustle. Enjoy the natural beauty of the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area where there are many trails to hike or even a 13-mile scenic drive. For more fun visit the Bellagio Hotel and Casino where you can try your hand at BlackJack or enjoy the Cirque du Soliel’s aquatic show “O”.

Silverstone Ranch is a vibrant and evergrowing community in the Northwest area of the Las Vegas Valley. Conveniently located near the Fremont Street Experience where you can enjoy concerts or the Slotzilla Zipline attraction. If you’re looking to feed your educational side, the Neon Museum is near where they offer tours of neon signs of old casinos and businesses and an exhibit of the “Neon Boneyard”. Have a meal with some island flare at Tiki’s Hawaiin BBQ where they’ll serve you traditional plates such as Loco Moco.

Rock Springs Vista is a well-established community full of reasonably priced cozy homes. Close to the Ansan Sister City Park, you can enjoy picnics, playing in a yin-yang sandbox, or visiting the statue. Rock Springs is nestled between the Red Rock National Conservation Area and the bright lights of Las Vegas! Whether you want to get intuned with nature or have fun gambling, Rock Springs puts you in the middle of it all! Rock Springs Vista is close to the Arts District where you can experience different types of arts and performances as well as great eateries Las Vegas Valley has to offer.

Summerlin West is located close to the Red Rock National Conservation Area and all the amenities of Downtown Summerlin. Visit Paseos Park where you can enjoy a game of basketball on the court or cool off with the splash pad. Summerlin West is a small division of Summerlin and includes the neighborhoods of Talaverde, Paradiso, Salano, and Capri at the Vistas.

Vera Johnson Manor is a town-home inspired apartment community located near an array of shopping malls and schools for children of all ages. This complex offers onsite resident services such as workforce development, homework assistance, and summer education programs. This complex is budget-friendly with water, trash, and sewer included. There is no fee for pets and they are welcome at Vera Johnson Manor!

Sunrise Gardens is a senior-only property located on the southwest side of Las Vegas. Sunrise Gardens has offered affordable senior living since it was established in 1977. Single seniors 55 and older can enjoy quad living with their own private room and one common area with kitchen, living, dining, and patio areas. This community offers modern amenities such as pet play areas and balconies.

Iron Mountain Ranch is a small master-planned community in the northwest area of Las Vegas. This premium location is close enough to many different amenities and major roadways leading to airports and other important facilities. Iron Mountain Ranch is a gated community great for families with added protection. This housing location is perfect for those with an active lifestyle as there are many ways to stay active with miles of hiking trails and parks for recreational activities.

Vegas Heights is a cozy neighborhood that dates back to the 1950s and continues to thrive. Many of the homes in this neighborhood have different styles from different time periods. Enjoy fresh air at the center of Vegas Heights at Lubertha Johnson Park. This park offers plenty of open space and an area to picnic at the playground. Conveniently close to downtown Las Vegas, you can enjoy all the entertainment Vegas has to offer with just a short drive.

Spring Valley was formed in 1981 and is located only 2 miles west of the Las Vegas Strip. There’s around 200,000 people who live in this Las Vegas suburb and there’s plenty to do such as recreational parks, restaurants, or having a relaxing drink. Spring Valley is a beautiful place to live with above-average schools both public and private.

Green Valley is Southern Nevada’s first master-planned community even before Summerlin. Green Valley was developed by the American Nevada Corporation in 1973 and its grand opening was in 1978 although construction of the smaller enclaves didn’t begin until later. There are many places to eat and shop in Green Valley including the Galleria at Sunset, a popular shopping mall.

Henderson is the second-largest city in Nevada in the Las Vegas Valley with a population of about 311,000 people. Henderson is best known for its supply of magnesium in WW2 and is home to Lake Las Vegas. This city has been named number 66 in “best places to live” and number 2 in “Americas Safest Cities”. Henderson is the city Nevada State University calls home.

Enterprise is an unincorporated town of the Las Vegas Valley with a population of only approximately 109,000. Enterprise is part of the Clark County Commission and is considered part of the Las Vegas township. The Allegiant Air training center is located in Enterprise, NV training first-class pilots and flight attendants. There are many public schools to choose from all provided by the Clark County School District.

Boulder City is about 26 miles southeast of Las Vegas with a population of about 16,000 residents. This community took its name from Boulder Canyon and is one of the only two cities in Nevada that prohibits gambling. Boulder City is in close proximity to the Hoover Dam and is home to the Boulder Dam Hotel, which is named after the original Dam’s name. Nevada’s first airport, Boulder City Municipal Airport is still in operation today and gives aerial tours of the Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon.

North Las Vegas had a population of over 245,000 and was incorporated as a city on May 16, 1946. Bigelow Aerospace is headquartered in North Las Vegas, and many more high-tech facilities are moving to North Las Vegas as well. The Cheyenne Campus of the College of Southern Nevada is located in North Las Vegas and offers many different areas of study. The Clark County School District Serves this community and is the fifth-largest school district in the United States.

The Las Vegas Strip is a 4.2 mile stretch of resort hotels and casinos immediately south of Las Vegas Limits. The Strip is one of the most sought out destinations by tourists in the world due to its modern architecture, flashy lights, and an array of different attractions. Part of the Strip has been designated as an All-American Road and at night is considered a beautiful scenic drive.

Mesquite, NV has a population of around 16,000 people and is adjacent to the Arizona state line only 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas. Located in the Virgin River Valley, Mesquite is an ever-growing retirement community with many resort casinos and golf courses. The city of Mesquite is part of the Clark County School District and there are four schools located in the valley.

The Nellis Air Force Base, also known as Nellis AFB, has many military schools and more squadrons than any other US Airforce Base. This base also houses the Air and Space Operations Center-Nellis. The Nellis AFB not only has the barracks for the enlisted but offers on-base housing for service members and their families. This Airbase is known as the “Home of the Fighter Pilot” and is known for having a focus on air combat training. Nellis AFB has also had its mentions in pop culture, making appearances in both Fallout: New Vegas and Terminator 3:Rise of the Machines.

The Lakes is a 2-square-mile planned community within the city limits of Las Vegas. The centerpiece, as well as its namesake, comes from Lake Sahara. This man-made lake was built between the 1980s and 1990s and is surrounded by both gated communities and single-family homes. This Clarke County community has grown to over 10,000 residents and is #2 in the best places to live in Las Vegas!

Winchester is a suburb of Las Vegas located in Clarke County with a population of over 28,000 residents. Living in Winchester offers an urban feel for its residents and is known as a great place to retire. Winchester was founded as Paradise A in 1951, and given its current name in 1953. Winchester, NV isn’t registered with the Postal Office but is given the same zipcodes as Las Vegas.

Adjacent to Las Vegas, Paradise has a population of over 231,000 residents. Paradise came to be what it is today starting December 8, 1950. Paradise contains the McCarran International Airport, the University of Nevada, and most of the Las Vegas Strip. Paradise, NV contains a large amount of Las Vegas’ tourist attractions excluding downtown. The southern part of Las Vegas was referred to as Paradise as early as 1910, and county commissioners established the Paradise school district in 1914.

Whitney Ranch is a neighborhood of Henderson with a population of more than 9,000 residents. This Clarke County community offers residents a mix of urban/suburban feel. Many young professionals and families live in Whitney Ranch and offer an above-average school. The Whitney Ranch Recreational Center is located here and offers many group activities, a fitness center, and a staff that guides young patron through life-enriching programs.

Silverado Ranch is one of the larger neighborhoods of Henderson, Nevada. It’s situated only a few miles below Las Vegas. Henderson is considered one of the safest cities in the U.S. The family-friendly community of Silverado Ranch has easy freeway access, making it perfect for those looking to commute to work in Las Vegas or to school at the University of Nevada. Most of the homes in this neighborhood are less than 30 years old. There are many amenities in the area that help keep Silverado Ranch a comfortable place for the residents of Henderson to live.

The gated community of Rhodes Ranch is located at the base of Spring Mountain in the Las Vegas Valley. This neighborhood is a mere 6 miles away from the famed Las Vegas Strip. The residents of Rhodes Ranch have the luxury of enjoying the benefits of community life with the additional benefits of being a few minutes away from the hustle and bustle of the strip. Rhodes Ranch is noted for having a beautiful landscape and numerous amenities, including hotel-style pools, spas, and an enormous water park located in the community itself.

Blue Diamond, Nevada is a quiet, open community situated just 20 miles from the Vegas Strip. This small area is the perfect place for those who want to be close to one of the busiest places in the country while enjoying the peace and tranquility of a peaceful, rural community. Residents enjoy a local pool that was built on the same spot as the old swimming hole from the days of the past. There’s a public park in Blue Diamond, complete with amenities such as a skateboard park.

Summerlin South is one of the most prestigious communities in the greater Las Vegas Valley. This neighborhood is actually just an extension of the first master-planned community known as Summerlin. Summerlin South is also home to a luxurious gated community called The Ridges. The Summerlin South Community Association is the homeowners association for the community as a whole as well. The area is close to the amenities of Las Vegas while enjoying a small-town feel without the hustle and bustle of the city.