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South west Las Vegas Real Estate

Las Vegas is situated at the southern tip of Nevada in the Great Basin - the western region between the Sierra Nevada and Wasatch mountain ranges - which contains isolated mountains and has no drainage to the ocean. Official elevation of the city is 2,174 feet.

Las Vegas' lifestyle is an asset. A rich cultural heritage and sunshine are key attractions. Outdoor recreation offers unique opportunities such as Hoover Dam and the Lake Mead Recreational Area for water sports; the Mount Charleston Recreation Area for winter sports, campgrounds, hiking trails and ghost towns. The Sierra Nevada Mountains and Lake Tahoe in Northern Nevada are some of the Nation's most beautiful natural wonders. Nevada is well known for its sunshine track record. Quality of life is best measured by natural beauty and unique cultural opportunities through out the State.  Cultural life in Las Vegas is flourishing. One can enjoy the finest art exhibitions, symphony, operas, dance and theater performances. Museums and historical societies preserve the rich cultural heritage. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy world class competitions in golf, rodeo, boxing, bowling, off-road and hydroplane races. The University of Nevada, Las Vegas boasts nationally ranked teams in basketball and soccer.

“Las Vegas is the most livable big city in America”. Says St. Louis economist Howard Wall; senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. “That’s based on the one factor that should matter most: the number of people who move here and stay”. Wall devised a mathematical ranking system that take the number of people who move into an area, subtracts the number who move out and then divides that number into the total population to produce a livability rate. Las Vegas metropolitan area runs away with the title, outdistancing Atlanta by a factor of two. Phoenix, Austin, Texas, and Raleigh, N.C. round out the top five. Why does Las Vegas remain such an attractive destination for so many people? “ They want a convenient place to live with a decent job.”

Las Vegas averages 210 days of clear sunshine and 82 "partly cloudy" days per year. Normal rainfall is just 4.13 inches per year. With mild temperatures, Las Vegas provides year-round opportunities for outdoor sports and recreation. Enthusiasts boast of more average playing days for sports such as golf and tennis.

Southwest Las Vegas Homes