Budgeting Costs for your Custom Home
Building Success 101 Q: Does stainless steel vary in appearance? A: Yes. The stainless steel used in kitchen appliances can have a warmer or cooler hue depending on the [...]
Have Questions? Ask A Las Vegas Custom Home Builder
Building Success 101 Q: Who is responsible for the work of subcontractors? A: The general contractor (your builder) has the final responsibility for the quality and timeliness of all [...]
Countertop Intelligence
Building Success 101 Q: Which cabinet door costs more? A: Doors and drawers fall into two general categories. Overlay styles lap over the cabinet frame at the edges, and [...]
The Importance of Good Project Managers for a Custom Home Project
Building Success 101 Q: How busy are you? A: Most people understand that a busy contractor probably got that way by doing great work, but they also worry about [...]
First Impressions about a Custom Home Builder
Building Success 101 Q: What if you have a deadline? A: Some homeowners come to the initial meeting wanting the job done by a certain date. They may want [...]
The Multi-Generational Custom Home
Swarovski glass staircase The 38th & 39th floor two-story Penthouse at Turnberry is a one-of-a-kind three tiered jewel box. Each of the three floors has undergone a complete demolition [...]
Custom Home Heating and Cooling
Building Success 101 Q: What is SEER? A: SEER stands for seasonal energy efficiency ratio, or the cooling energy output of an air conditioner divided by the electrical energy [...]
How Much to Build a Custom Home in Las Vegas?
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Why the Time to Build a Custom Home in Las Vegas is NOW
New homes won't be any more affordable in a year or two. Potential Las Vegas homebuyers who are waiting for costs to come down before building their dream home might want to reconsider. The fact is that the past year's rise in new home prices will most likely continue. While higher interest rates and a weak dollar could play a role, the biggest factors will likely be the most basic ones of supply and demand.