Las Vegas Grass Ban Lawsuit: What Homeowners Need to Know About Trees and Property Values
A new lawsuit claims Nevada's grass ban killed 100,000 Las Vegas trees worth $300 million, raising critical concerns for homeowners in Summerlin, Henderson, and established neighborhoods. The 2027 deadline for removing "nonfunctional turf" threatens mature tree canopies that define property values and neighborhood character.
Local experts warn less than 10% of trees survive improper grass removal. For buyers and sellers, this creates new considerations: neighborhoods maintaining healthy trees may command premiums, while areas with dying canopy face value concerns. The lawsuit challenges enforcement authority, potentially reshaping how Las Vegas balances water conservation with livability.
You Decided to Sell Your House, Now What?
I’ve pulled together a list of 8 different items that sellers typically forget when they decide to sell their home. There are so many different things to consider when you choose to sell your home such as finances, how much you’ll sell your home for, or if you’ll be moving into a new home, that it’s easy to overlook some items. Zach tends to find that people are concerned with the big picture (as they should be) but sometimes forget the smaller details which can also be important. With this list in hand, you’ll be a step closer to a successful sale of your home!
SID and LID Fees Explained
SIDs and LIDs are somewhat common in the Las Vegas valley with all of the new home construction and are fees placed on a property by the home builder or developer. They are assessments made by municipalities on new communities when a city or county installs infrastructure on previously undeveloped land.
The Zach WalkerLieb Show: Exploring Skye Canyon
Skye Canyon is an amazing master plan community that, in our opinion, has everything you could want and more! Not only are the houses stunning and all located in gated communities with nearby parks and walking, but the community center and fitness center, Skye Center and Skye Fitness, are hard to beat!
National home equity is falling, but Las Vegas bucks the trend. While U.S. household real estate values dropped $361 billion in Q3 2025 and equity-rich homes declined nationwide, Vegas homeowners maintain strong positions with just 0.5% distressed sales.
Our market's resilience stems from locked-in low mortgage rates (averaging 4%), economic diversification, zero state income tax, and sustainable price growth. Unlike Sun Belt markets experiencing sharp corrections, Las Vegas prices are down only 2% from peaks—a healthy normalization, not a crisis. Local homeowners should feel confident despite concerning national headlines.