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Market data and insights for the real estate industry

Short, independent studies of how the Nevada real estate business actually works, built on public records and the people doing the work. Results are published in aggregate, and the people who take part see them first.

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32% of Reno-area agents have held a license for less than five years. 21% have held one for 20 or more.

32% 0–4 27% 5–9 14% 10–14 6% 15–19 9% 20–24 4% 25–29 2% 30–34 2% 35–39 3% 40+ Years licensed
4,826 active licensees across 583 brokerages in Washoe, Carson City, Douglas, Lyon and Storey counties. Source: Nevada Real Estate Division active licensee lists, as of 10.11.2026.

Open studies

Collecting responses

How Deals in NV Get Funded

Where the financing on a Nevada home sale starts: with the agent's referral, or with the buyer finding a lender on their own. Plus where financing breaks deals.

For licensed Nevada agents. About three minutes.

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Agent transaction volumes in 2026

Conventional wisdom says 2026 is a terrible year for real estate. Is it? How many deals Nevada agents are actually closing.

For licensed Nevada agents. About two minutes.

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State of the Market

Quarterly market reports

Closed sales, prices and who's buying in Nevada's core markets, from public county records.

Reno–Sparks

Q3 2026 $580Kmedian sale price Home sales ▲ 4.1% vs a year ago

Carson Valley

Q2 2026 $510Kmedian sale price Home sales ▲ 16.7% vs a year ago

Las Vegas

Coming soonFirst report in progress

All market reports

Recent industry news

Headlines and links from each publisher's public feed. Stories belong to their publishers. Updated 11.02.2026 @ 5:08 AM PT.

Reports

First report: How Deals in NV Get Funded. Publishes when the study closes. Everyone who takes part gets it before it's public.

How our studies work

Nevada publishes the full list of licensed real estate professionals every month. Each study invites a sample spread across experience levels and company sizes, so results reflect the market rather than whoever answers first.

Reports show the response rate and weight answers back to the real mix of the industry. Individual responses stay confidential, and nothing is published except in aggregate.

Who runs this

Danny Cox, based in Reno. Twenty years in revenue and marketing, a real estate investor, and a partner in a Reno construction company. He teaches first-year business students at the University of Nevada, Reno, where he's finishing an MBA in finance.