With Vegas reopening, it’s a good time to invest in Nevada real estate


Are you ready for some good news? Las Vegas’ hometown newspaper, the Review and Journal, had quite a few great announcements in the Feb. 21 edition that put smiles back on the faces of Las Vegas residents after nearly a year of a complete shutdown of the vibrant entertainment industry.

What does that mean for residents of Ventura and Los Angeles counties? The town is coming back, and the real estate is still priced right.

When moving to Las Vegas, a friend’s mother said, “If you’re bored in this town, it’s your own fault.”

How can one be bored when acts like Bruno Mars and Aerosmith, which are both reportedly coming back, are on most peoples’ bucket lists. Aerosmith was the greatest show of this agent’s 60-year life, and a big Las Vegas production is an understatement.

Some people move to Las Vegas to save on the zero state income tax. Some people are in the entertainment industry; this is a close second to, or maybe the leader over, Hollywood.

Or people move to be able to find a four-bedroom home for under $400,000 in one of the many tranquil communities.

Bart Mulvihill has been a Realtor since 2003, and he loves his job. Don’t worry, homebuyers who want to spend $1 million to $4 million on a house will get an incredible palace.

Mulvihill thinks the best reason to give Las Vegas a chance is the people. He grew up on Maui and knows what nice people are like or can be. Everywhere one goes, people smile and extend their hand in friendship in most situations.

Don’t think about a rude bartender who was overworked and didn’t say thank you—think about the person that lives next door in the neighborhood.

Mulvihill’s four kids may be grown and gone, but he still knows what families need. Las Vegas schools and safety ratings are some of the highest in the country. And don’t forget the individual freedoms that residents have—there are too many to count.

For those who own real estate in Las Vegas and would like to turn it into something else somewhere else, Mulvihill will be glad to take care of the listing and manage all the facets to keep sellers comfortable and respond to all your concerns and questions.

With over $23 million in closed transactions in his career, Mulvihill will be able to take care of sellers and buyers and their families or commercial needs if they happen to come up.

Call Mulvihill at (702) 858- 1221 to discuss how to make Las Vegas a new home and tax sanctuary.