Looking at theZillow Home Value Indexdata, Nevadas luxury real estate market shows remarkable growth patterns across different regions.
From Reno to Las Vegas, property values have consistently climbed since 2010.
The data reveals striking regional differences, with Washoe County neighborhoods showing stronger long-term appreciation compared to Clark County.
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Most notably, 15-year gains average over 150% in the top-tier markets.
Cortona
Investment in Cortona has yielded exceptional five-year returns with property values surging nearly 48% since 2020.
The rapid appreciation trajectory suggests this North Las Vegas neighborhood is becoming increasingly coveted among high-income buyers.
Situated in Hendersons expanding luxury corridor, Westgate offers both established investment security and continued growth potential.
The acceleration has been particularly pronounced in the past decade, with values more than doubling since 2015.
Recent performance remains robust with nearly 49% growth post-pandemic, suggesting continued momentum.
This established Washoe County neighborhood offers both stability and appreciation potential as Renos economy diversifies beyond gaming.
Recent performance has accelerated significantly with over 51% appreciation in just five years, outpacing many peer neighborhoods.
The acceleration has continued post-pandemic with 53.6% growth since 2020, among the highest short-term gains in Nevada.
Property values have more than tripled during this period, evolving from middle-market pricing to true luxury status.
Recent growth continues to impress at 43.5% since 2020.
The investment momentum has accelerated in recent years with values increasing 132.7% since 2015 and 53.5% post-pandemic.
The appreciation trajectory shows remarkable consistency with values doubling over ten years and growing 46.4% since 2020.
Recent financial performance has been particularly remarkable with the highest five-year growth rate among all neighborhoods at 61%.
Located south of Reno in Washoe County at the base of Mt.
