Communities

Beyond The Lights

While those unfamiliar with the city might assume that locals live on the Strip, most locals choose to live in one of the valley’s many diverse neighborhoods. If you’re looking for upscale luxury, a suburban family-friendly vibe, or a hip urban scene, there’s a community and neighborhood here for you. Whether you call us the Las Vegas Valley, Greater Vegas, Southern Nevada, or even just “Vegas, Baby,” we invite you to read on to learn more about what each of our region’s communities has to offer.

400 diverse neighborhoods

300+ parks

500+ churches

50 community centers

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Clark County

Home to the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, Clark County has 2.3 million residents and sees 43 million visitors a year.

Las Vegas

Founded as a small railroad town in 1950, Las Vegas has grown into a vibrant urban oasis with a downtown that is the epicenter of the region’s arts and cultural scene.

Henderson

Consistently ranked among the nation’s best cities in which to live, this suburban community is a popular choice for families.

North Las Vegas

One of the fastest-growing cities in Nevada, this community leads the region in new home construction and is strongly focused on new commercial developments.

Mesquite

Located 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas, Mesquite offers a small town vibe with access to big city amenities.

Boulder City

One of only two Nevada communities that doesn’t allow gaming, this small town offers easy access to Lake Mead and a quaint historic downtown.

Southern Nevada Offers Hundreds Of Diverse Neighborhoods

Summerlin

The valley’s largest master-planned community sits within a stone’s throw of Red Rock Canyon’s soaring red rocks, with Downtown Summerlin, a walkable urban shopping center, serving as the neighborhood gathering spot.

Aliante

This master-planned community sits at the base of the Sheep Mountain range on the valley’s northern edge and is a favorite for military members stationed at nearby Nellis Air Force Base.

Inspirada

One of the valley’s newest neighborhoods, Inspirada offers a wide selection of new homes, amenity-packed parks, and endless family activities.

Mountain’s Edge

Located in the valley’s fastest-growing southwest region, Mountain’s Edge encompasses 22 different neighborhoods with 500 acres of open space, including Exploration Peak Park.

Paradise Palms

Built in the 1960s, this neighborhood, located just a mile east of the Strip, is known for its mid-century modern architecture and its ‘old Vegas’ flair.

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