Ended Up In Vegas

Have you ever heard a realtor say, "it's a great time to buy," or "it's a great time to sell."

That's the criticism we hear most about our industry colleagues, and so we are clear - we are not them!

We are the realtors who are going to tell you, no, it's not the right time for you.

On this episode of Ended Up In Vegas we discuss the local market, what's happening in the housing market in Q1 of this year, and our advice for all homeowners  considering any type of transition with their real estate portfolio.

We are ready to hear your questions, recommend a property value, or start the conversation about your goals for the future. Send us a DM or leave us a comment and thanks for listening!

Lifestyles of the rich and famous is a topic Gavin Ernstone knows plenty about. He's made his mark in selling homes in The Ridges, and he represents some of the wealthiest people in Las Vegas in buying and selling the most luxurious homes our town has to offer.

We sit down with Gavin, who is the co-owner of our brokerage Simply Vegas, to talk about the ups and downs in the Las Vegas housing market, and how the luxury home market in Las Vegas is so unique.

Join us for an insightful chat with Kent Lay, Las Vegas Division President at Taylor Morrison, as we delve into his journey from relocating to Las Vegas at the start of the Pulte Homes division in the 90's to his board member role on the Nevada Contractors Board. 

Hear more about the newly opened Southern Nevada Trades High School and hear firsthand where growth is expected to go in the Valley. 

Get the inside scoop on what's shaping Las Vegas' home construction scene.

The ladies of the Pucci | Ramos Group at Simply Vegas break down the latest housing prices and interest rates in Las Vegas, talk about the pros and cons of buying now, and the lack of supply that will continue to keep prices static as they have been for the past year.

You know the voice of Golden Pipes if you’ve ever heard the National Anthem at a Vegas Golden Knights game. On this edition of the Ended Up In Vegas Podcast, we get to know the man behind the mic, Carnell Johnson.

Carnell is a Las Vegas native with a passion for music. He talks to us about the attention he’s received for singing the Star Spangled Banner at VGK games, including the Stanley Cup winning game, and what performing with the team has meant to him and our hometown.

On this episode of Ended Up In Vegas we talk to Lelia Friedlander, the female owner of TuffSkin, a Las Vegas company that is known worldwide for protecting natural stone.

Lil explains how she and her husband got the idea of a film to protect marble from staining and etching, and how a product that started on The Strip in Las Vegas now acts as a barrier on stone surfaces all over the globe.

Short term rentals, often referred to as Airbnb’s, have proven to be profitable investments properties for plenty of people, including Jason Griggs.

His niche in real estate is centered on investment properties and teaching people how they can invest too.

Jason talks to us about the regulations in Las Vegas and Henderson, NV, and what you need to know when buying a home to rent out for profit.

Whether it’s domestic violence or sex trafficking, the Las Vegas non-profit Unshakeable hopes to help women recover from trauma and live safe, healthy, and financially independent lives. 

Debbie Isaacs, the founder and president, started the group out of a desire to chronicle the stories of women who were caught in the court system. Instead, she felt called to help them. 

Debbie describes how many of these women never thought they’d end up in the situations they have, and how they have made their way to a better, happier, safer life.

Her message is one of courage, hope and resilience.

Outer order promotes inner peace. Luxury organizing is taken to the next level with The Neat Method. 

Melanie Walker, owner of Summerlin Neat, chats with us about designing the drawers of Las Vegas’ most organized homes.

Her tips on color coding, labeling, and proportionally organizing your home will have you digging out drawers and closets in no time.

We toured the Salt Lake City Parade of homes and want to show you what we found. 

Tune in to the Ended Up In Vegas YouTube channel to see all the spaces that caught our attention.