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A couple of weeks ago, I had the opportunity to speak at the APWA Nevada Fall Conference in Lake Tahoe, where I discussed the national housing market and how Reno and...

Looking for a South Reno neighborhood with mature landscaping, varied architecture, and a little more elbow room? In our latest neighborhood tour, we drive through Ridgeview and highlight what makes this area worth a closer look for buyers considering South Reno.

Join us for a drive through Ridgeview, a small residential pocket near Thomas Creek Road and Zolezzi Lane. Tucked between established South Reno communities including Fieldcreek and Southwest Vistas, Ridgeview offers a noticeably different feel from many of the newer, more uniform tract developments found throughout the area.

Living near Mount Rose Highway offers a distinctive South Reno lifestyle. For buyers who value larger lots, mature landscaping, mountain views, outdoor recreation, and a quieter residential setting, the area can be an appealing alternative to newer, denser communities farther into South Reno.

But like any location, living near Mount Rose Highway comes with both advantages and considerations. The same mountain setting that offers beautiful scenery and easy access to outdoor recreation can also mean more responsibility for winter weather, wildfire preparedness, property maintenance, and transportation.

If you're considering buying a home in or around the Mount Rose Highway corridor, look beyond the house itself and understand what day-to-day life in the area can be like.

If you’ve been shopping for a new home in South Reno, you probably already know that finding a detached, new-construction home in the 89511 ZIP code for under $650,000 can be a challenge.

But there is still an option worth checking out.

Summer may be winding down, but there’s still plenty of time to get out and enjoy everything the Truckee Meadows has to offer. From live music and community festivals to barbecue, balloons, and Labor Day weekend activities, late August and early September are packed with opportunities to make the most of the season.

With multiple wildfires currently burning in and around Northern Nevada,  wildfire preparedness is especially important for Reno-Sparks residents.

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.