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When people think about South Reno's 89511 ZIP code, they often picture luxury homes, gated communities, and million-dollar properties. While those neighborhoods certainly exist, there are still a handful of opportunities for buyers searching for a home under $500,000.

One community worth considering is Autumn Wood, a small D.R. Horton townhome neighborhood located just off Zolezzi Lane. With only 47 residences, homes in this community don't become available very often, making it a neighborhood many buyers may not even know exists.

Accepting an offer is an exciting milestone,  but it isn't the finish line.

In today's real estate market, too many transactions fall apart before closing due to inspection issues, financing problems, appraisal challenges, title defects, or incomplete paperwork. While no sale comes with a guarantee, there are several proactive steps you can take to significantly reduce the chances of your escrow being delayed or canceled.

If you've been wondering what's happening in the Reno-Sparks housing market, the latest numbers tell an interesting story.

Despite mortgage rates remaining elevated, demand continues to outpace supply across much of Washoe County. Home prices reached another all-time high, inventory remains well below a balanced market, and well-priced homes are still attracting buyers quickly.

Downsizing isn't always about reducing square footage. Sometimes it's about finding a home that better supports the life you want to live.

For many homeowners, there comes a point when the large family home that once felt perfect no longer fits their needs. The kids have grown, maintaining a larger property becomes more work than it's worth, and priorities begin to shift. Often, the goal isn't more space. The goal is more time, less maintenance, and being closer to the people who matter most.

That's exactly the journey one of our recent clients took.

If you've been wondering whether the Reno-Sparks housing market is slowing down, or if now is a good time to buy or sell,  the latest numbers provide some valuable insight.

In this month's housing market update, I sit down with Elena Boland of Wholesale Mortgage Services to review the May 2026 market statistics and discuss what today's market means for both buyers and sellers.

Summer in Truckee Meadows and at Lake Tahoe is one of the best times of year to enjoy everything Northern Nevada has to offer. From rodeos and live performances to classic car shows, fireworks, and outdoor adventures, the region comes alive with events for every interest.

With rising interest rates, economic uncertainty, and headlines about housing markets across the country, many buyers and sellers are asking the same question:

Is the Reno housing market about to crash?

The short answer: Reno and South Reno are telling a very different story than many other markets.

The latest numbers are in, and the April 2026 housing data paints a very different picture than many headlines suggest. While rising interest rates continue to dominate conversations around real estate, the Reno-Sparks and South Reno housing markets remain surprisingly resilient.

Many buyers and sellers are asking the same question right now:  Is the market slowing down, or are we headed toward a housing crash?

Based on the latest local data, the answer is clear:  Reno’s market continues to show strong demand, limited supply, and steady price growth.

If you’re planning to buy, sell, invest, or downsize in Reno-Sparks this year, understanding what’s actually happening in the market is more important than ever. In this blog post, we will look at what the April 2026 data says about the Reno-Sparks Real Estate Market.

Spring has officially arrived in the Truckee Meadows, and right now is one of the most important times of the year when it comes to protecting your home.

After a long winter and ahead of the dry summer season, now is the time to stay proactive. A little maintenance today can prevent costly repairs later. And as a bonus, this effort can help to preserve your home’s value.