Relocating to Las Vegas Featured Articles

Business Services

Las Vegas Is Business Friendly
You’ve determined that the time is right to strike out on your own and start a business. While it carries risk unlike a salaried position, you know you’re ready, plus you’re living in a great pro-business community that appreciates and rewards those who take chances in pursuit of better opportunities. Here, you’ll find fewer taxes,... more »

Child Care

One of the most important decisions parents can make is selecting an appropriate care solution for their young children. Families relocating to Las Vegas will be pleased to know of the many choices available to them. This chapter provides information on the types of care facilities available, including family child care and nannies, how to make an educated decision about selecting the right facility... more »

Dining

World-Class Offerings to Explore
For serious foodies and shoppers, there is no doubt that Las Vegas provides a total experience. Both activities developed in the city as a natural outgrowth of its success as the entertainment capital of the world. Every luxury hotel offers first-class restaurants as well as a range of upscale boutiques and services. The most... more »

Education

Learning Resources for The Entire Family
One of the highest priorities for relocating families is finding a new school for their children and providing a smooth transition so that learning can continue and new friendships can be formed. This chapter will provide a good overview to learn more about the many educational resources available in the Las Vegas... more »

Employment

Your Guide to a Career in Las Vegas
This chapter is designed to assist the trailing spouse, a person who follows a partner who is relocating to a new city – in this case, Las Vegas. While your spouse’s employer may provide relocation assistance that includes job search services for you, you’ll... more »

Essential Las Vegas

indispendable information about living in Las Vegas
Now that you’ve settled in to your new home and neighborhood, it’s time to take care of a few immediate tasks, including applying for a Nevada driver’s license and registering your vehicle. You’ll also find answers to your commuting questions, including which freeways connect the area to... more »

Financing and Mortgage

Your Guide To Financing a Home - Let the Local Experts Help You Navigate the Process
As a newcomer to the Las Vegas area, you may already be familiar with the home-buying process. However, due to specific conditions, including the decline in once-high property values, it’s even more important to rely on experienced experts who know the market.... more »

Health and Wellness

Quality Health Services for Southern Nevada Residents
With a population of nearly 2 million, Clark County is home to some of the finest hospitals and specialty health-care facilities staffed by talented, recognized physicians and providers. Residents of all ages, from newborns to older adults, have access to a suite of comprehensive services and treatments. In addition, many facilities... more »

Insurance

In this chapter, you’ll find information on different types of insurance, including homeowners, auto, medical, dental and life insurance, as well as practical tips on reading policies and shopping for coverage. As you organize your relocation to the Las Vegas area, it’s also a good idea to review your family’s insurance needs. For your home, you’re probably planning to purchase new home furnishings, appliances and other equipment that should be... more »

Living in Las Vegas

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Moving to Las Vegas

managing your move to las vegas
While just the thought of relocating can be stressful, with planning and helpful resources, the process can be managed. In this section, you’ll learn about packing, preparing for your move, self-storage, moving with pets, utilities in the area as well as recycling information. Once you’ve settled... more »

Neighborhoods and Communities

Finding Your Home in Las Vegas
While many long-term residents are amazed by the development occurring in and around Las Vegas, there is no doubt the growth has provided opportunities for all. Young and growing families will find a wide range of family-friendly neighborhoods and master-planned communities; empty-nesters will find maintenance-free high-rises and condominiums along with a great choice of... more »

Quality of Life

enjoying the las vegas valley's unique location
The city’s nightlife and legendary status as the “entertainment capital of the world,” are well recognized. While that is a major draw for visitors, residents note other factors that set this region apart, mainly access to a great quality of life expressed through recreation... more »

Remodeling and Home Services

Buying A House And Making It A Home
While house hunting in Las Vegas, you and your spouse have found the perfect home – it’s well situated close to a high-rated school, it’s within a decent commute to your work and a nice pool and landscaped backyard really made a lasting impression.... more »

Renting & Leasing

Las Vegas – Renting and Leasing
If you’re relocating to the Las Vegas area, you may not be ready to purchase a home. In that case, renting or leasing may be the perfect solution. In the greater Las Vegas area, there are nearly 160,000 total apartment units. An average apartment rental rate for a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment is... more »

Retail

RETAIL
Shopping is one of America’s favorite pastimes. And in Las Vegas, it’s been raised to a high art—for visitors and residents alike. With shopping centers in themed megaresorts at one end of the spectrum to expansive factory outlet malls at the... more »

Retirement and Active Adult Living

Active Adult Living at its Best
Nevada consistently ranks high among the favored states in which to retire and, specifically, Southern Nevada continues to attract active seniors. Among the reasons high on their lists include the region’s ease of living, weather, access to health care, educational facilities, low crime rate, plenty of... more »

Vertical Living

Ease of Living With a View
It’s easy to see why people are interested in high-rise living in Las Vegas. Not only are the floor plans stunning with matching amenities, but there is access to one of the most exciting cities, complete with world-class entertainment, gourmet dining and the opportunity to entertain for business and pleasure. Nevermind the... more »

Working With a Realtor

your tookit to prepare for home ownership in Las vegas
For the first time in many years, it’s a great opportunity for newcomers to buy a home in the Las Vegas area, with plenty of housing inventory available. As of April 2009, the average selling price of a single family home was $166,196, representing a 41.5 percent decline... more »