Single Story Home Tour in Summerlin. Las Vegas Home Tours with Oana

July 22, 2021April 28, 2023

Oana tours a single story home in the Red Point section of Summerlin. These single story homes are new construction and a but higher end than normal tract homes normally seen in Las Vegas. As home prices rise, builders are building higher quality homes in an effort to capture wealthier new home buyers as well as people with higher incomes that can afford upscale homes.

Oana points out numerous features of this one story home in Summerlin. As a real estate agent, Oana has sold over 2,000 homes. Many of those homes were in Summerlin and the South and West sides of Las Vegas.

If you are interested in buying a home in Summerlin please contact Oana, a Las Vegas real estate agent, below.

Oana Sterlacci-Miller
702-285-4207
broker@nvrs.com

Single Story Home Tour in Summerlin. Las Vegas Home Tours with Oana

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