Question 1

What do homes in Centennial Hills typically sell for?

Accepted Answer

Most homes in Centennial Hills trade in the $375K – $575K typical range, with the broader market spanning $280K – $2M+. Pricing varies by size, condition, and specific location within the community. For a current read on a specific street or property, reach out — I'll pull what has actually closed nearby, not an online estimate.

Question 2

How fast do homes sell in Centennial Hills?

Accepted Answer

Centennial Hills's market is currently active. Well-priced, well-presented homes generally find buyers in a matter of weeks; overpriced or condition-challenged listings can sit far longer. Days-on-market shifts month to month — call (702) 825-7763 for the current pace on your specific street.

Question 3

Is Centennial Hills a good investment?

Accepted Answer

Centennial Hills draws both owner-occupants and investors, but investment performance varies considerably by property type, purchase price, HOA cost, and any rental restrictions. I won't give you a blanket answer — tell me the property you're considering and I'll run current sales and rental comps on it specifically.

Question 4

What are the HOA fees in Centennial Hills?

Accepted Answer

HOA dues vary by sub-association, product type, and which amenities your particular village includes, so a single number would be misleading. Send me an address and I'll pull the exact current dues, what they cover, and whether any sub-association or master fee applies on top.

Question 5

Are there SID or LID assessments on Centennial Hills homes?

Accepted Answer

Special Improvement District and Local Improvement District assessments exist on a number of Southern Nevada properties and are attached to the parcel, not the owner. They can add meaningfully to your annual cost and are easy to miss. I check for them on every property I write an offer on, before you're committed.

Question 6

What schools serve Centennial Hills?

Accepted Answer

Centennial Hills is served by the Clark County School District. School assignments are set by address and can change, so verify zoning for any specific property directly with CCSD before you rely on it.

Question 7

Is there new construction available in Centennial Hills?

Accepted Answer

Availability changes constantly, and so do builder incentives — which are often worth more than a price cut and are rarely advertised. If you're considering new construction, talk to me before your first builder visit: most builders require your agent to register on that first visit, and if you go in alone you generally can't add representation later.

Question 8

How far is Centennial Hills from the Strip and the airport?

Accepted Answer

Both are reachable from Centennial Hills, but real drive time depends heavily on where in the community you are and the time of day. Tell me which part of the valley you work in and I'll tell you honestly what the commute actually looks like.

Question 9

How do I find a Realtor who knows Centennial Hills?

Accepted Answer

I'm Nik Sharapov, a licensed Nevada Realtor (S.0180179) with The Roland Team at LPT Realty. I'll help you compare sections, builders, HOA costs, and new construction against resale — not just forward you listings. Call or text (702) 825-7763.

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