How Do I Sell My Las Vegas Home During the Holidays? — Deidre Wilson, Las Vegas & Henderson, NV Realtor®

How do you sell your Las Vegas home during the holidays?
The holidays can actually be a great time to sell. Buyers are fewer but often more serious, competition is lower, and festive staging can make your home stand out. Deidre Wilson helps Las Vegas sellers maximize holiday sales opportunities.

Why Selling During the Holidays Works

• Motivated buyers: Those shopping in November and December often need to move quickly (job relocations, life changes).

• Less competition: Fewer listings mean your home gets more attention.

• Festive appeal: Tasteful holiday décor creates warmth and charm.

Tips for Selling During the Holidays

1. Keep Décor Simple and Neutral

• Use minimal, elegant decorations.

• Avoid clutter that distracts buyers.

2. Highlight Comfort and Warmth

• Stage with cozy lighting, throws, and candles.

• Emphasize features like fireplaces or open living areas.

3. Be Flexible With Showings

• Buyers may want to see homes around travel or holiday events.

• Flexibility helps you capture motivated offers.

4. Price Strategically

• Competitive pricing remains key even with lower inventory.

• Homes in Summerlin, Skye Canyon, and Southern Highlands often see strong demand year-round.

Las Vegas Market Insight

In 2024, homes listed in December sold for an average of 1.8% more quickly compared to early fall months, due to less competition (Source: LVR). Serious relocation buyers kept activity strong even during the holidays.

Deidre Wilson’s Advice

“Holiday selling works when you lean into the season without overdoing it. The right staging and pricing make your home feel inviting, and motivated buyers will be ready to write offers.” — Deidre Wilson

Your Next Step

Thinking about selling during the holidays? Trust Deidre Wilson & Associates to help your Las Vegas home shine and sell — even at the busiest time of year.

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