Mountains Edge Real Estate Market Update: May 2026

If you've been keeping an eye on Mountains Edge, here's what the numbers looked like last month.

32 homes sold in May, with a median price of $500,000 and an average of $231 per square foot. Homes sat on the market for about 25 days before going under contract. That's a pretty active month for the neighborhood.

Now, the interesting part is the range. This community has something for almost every buyer, and the sold data from May shows exactly that.

Entry-Level: Still Under $400k

9477 Diamond Willow CT closed at $380,000 — a 3-bed, 3-bath home at 1,705 square feet. It took 76 days to sell, which is on the longer end, but it did cross the finish line well below the neighborhood median. That kind of value is getting harder to find in Mountains Edge.

8186 Whiteriver Plateau LN sold for $389,990 in just 7 days. Same layout, slightly smaller at 1,608 square feet. That kind of demand at the entry price point tells you buyers are paying close attention.

Right Around the Median

9893 Santa Ponsa CT was the fastest sale of the bunch: 5 days on market, closing at $440,000. 4 beds, 3 baths, 1,884 square feet. Priced well and gone quickly.

9367 Muddy Waters AVE was a spacious 4-bed with 2,160 square feet, closing at $475,000 after 66 days. A little patience from the seller, but they got a fair number for the size.

6990 Florido RD closed right above the median at $540,000 — 4 beds, 2,337 square feet, 36 days on market. Solid sale at a price that reflects the neighborhood's upward momentum.

The Upper End

8242 Bella Veduta AVE was the standout of the month. 5 beds, 4 baths, 3,507 square feet — and it went in 9 days at $900,000. That's fast for that price range anywhere in Las Vegas. It closed at $257/sqft, the highest of any home in this report.

9992 Sky Parlor RD was the other luxury close: a massive 3,998 square foot home with 5 beds and 5 baths, closing at $895,000. It took 365 days to find its buyer, but it sold.

What This Means

Mountains Edge is holding value well. The median is sitting at $500,000, entry-level inventory under $400k is moving when priced right, and the luxury end is still transacting. The 25-day median DOM suggests this isn't a frenzied market, but it's not slow either. Sellers need to be priced competitively, and buyers still need to move with intention.

Thinking about buying or selling in Mountains Edge? I'd love to walk you through what your specific situation looks like. Reach out and let's talk.