Las Vegas neighborhoods
Northwest Las Vegas
Established streets at one end of the 95, brand-new phases at the other.
Centennial Hills · Skye Canyon · Providence · Lone Mountain
Northwest Las Vegas is the corner of the city that runs northwest along US-95 to the edge of the desert, and it's really two markets that share one freeway. The south end, around 89108, 89129 and 89130, is where the northwest was built first, so only 29% of its homes went up in 2000 or later, per the Census Bureau's American Community Survey. The north end is Centennial Hills, where 79% did and builders are still releasing new phases in Skye Canyon and Providence.
That split shows up in what homes sell for. Single-family homes in 89108 closed at a $390,000 median from February to July 2026, and 89129 and 89130 closed at $440,000 and $450,000, per GLVAR MLS data, while the four Centennial Hills ZIPs ran $539,000 over the same months. So the northwest gives you a real choice between an established street closer to the middle of town and a newer house farther up the hill.
US-95 ties both ends together, which keeps Summerlin and downtown a straight drive away, and the open land is never far either. Lone Mountain rises out of the neighborhoods in 89129, Floyd Lamb Park's ponds sit at the north end, and the Tule Springs Fossil Beds run along the northern edge.
Leaving the San Fernando Valley?
Established streets at one end and new master plans at the other, like the San Fernando Valley running up into Santa Clarita, with no state income tax.
The numbers
- Median price
- $490,000
- Days on market
- 25 days
- Trend
- Steady
Covers ZIPs 89108 · 89129 · 89130 · 89131 · 89143 · 89149 · 89166, single-family closed sales, per GLVAR MLS.
Updated August 2026 (closed sales Feb–Jul). Monthly refresh with review. No stale numbers, ever.
Who it fits
You'd choose Northwest Las Vegas for the range: an established house from the 1980s or 1990s at one end, a brand-new master-planned home at the other, and US-95 connecting both.
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