Las Vegas County and surrounding areas
- Summerlin, the master-planned community on the west rim, strict association design review on hard paving
- Summerlin South, newer villages below the 215 with compact rear yards and shared walls
- Henderson, the valley's second city, established subdivisions and newer hillside tracts
- Green Valley, 1980s and 90s Henderson subdivisions on level lots with mature landscaping
- Anthem, hillside master-planned housing above Henderson with steep drives and retaining
- Seven Hills, elevated Henderson neighbourhoods with pool decks cut into slope
- Inspirada, a newer Henderson master plan with tight lot lines and HOA colour palettes
- North Las Vegas, its own municipality with its own permit counter and a mix of older and new tracts
- Aliante, a north valley master plan around the golf course, wide newer driveways
- Centennial Hills, northwest tract housing built through the 2000s boom
- Skye Canyon, the newest northwest master plan, shallow caliche and rock in the subgrade
- Lone Mountain, larger lots on the northwest slopes, some with horse zoning
- Providence, northwest tract housing with standard two-car drives
- Paradise, the unincorporated township east of the Strip, older ranch homes and rentals
- Spring Valley, a large unincorporated area west of the Strip, housing from four decades
- Enterprise, the fast-growing southwest township, mostly post-2000 tract housing
- Silverado Ranch, south valley subdivisions with generous rear yards
- Mountain's Edge, a southwest master plan on rocky subgrade with strict HOA covenants
- Southern Highlands, a gated south valley community with golf frontage
- Rhodes Ranch, a gated southwest community built around the course
- The Lakes, 1980s waterfront housing west of the valley centre
- Desert Shores, northwest lake community with pool decks and waterside patios
- Peccole Ranch, established west valley housing near Summerlin
- Queensridge, luxury west valley estates where finish quality is the whole job
- Sunrise Manor, a large east valley township, older housing and heavy rental stock
- Whitney, an east valley township of modest post-war and 1970s homes
- Winchester, the older township just east of the Strip
- Boulder City, a separate city on federal-era street grid with its own rules
- Blue Diamond, a small village at the base of Red Rock with larger rural lots
- Charleston Heights, one of the oldest tract areas in the valley, 1950s and 60s homes
- Twin Lakes, mid-century housing northwest of downtown on mature lots
- Rancho Charleston, older housing along the Rancho corridor
- West Charleston, a west-central corridor of 1960s and 70s homes
- Angel Park, west valley housing around the Angel Park courses
- Canyon Gate, a gated west valley community around the country club
- Red Rock Country Club, gated Summerlin estates with course frontage
- MacDonald Highlands, Henderson hillside estates with engineered retaining and steep access
- Roma Hills, a small gated Henderson hillside enclave
- Calico Ridge, Henderson hillside housing on rock with tight site access
- Black Mountain, older Henderson neighbourhoods on the mountain slopes
- Cadence, a newer east Henderson master plan still under construction
- Tuscany, a gated east Henderson community around the golf course
- Lake Las Vegas, a resort community on the eastern edge with waterfront terraces
- Mission Hills, established Henderson housing near the older town centre
- Sunset Park, east valley housing around the park with 1970s and 80s stock
- Tule Springs, far north valley housing at the edge of the preserve
- Nellis, housing serving the air force base, high turnover and rental stock
- Amber Hills, a small east valley pocket of 1970s homes
- Arts District, the downtown warehouse district, commercial slabs and pedestrian frontage
- Downtown Las Vegas, the older core with commercial forecourts and public frontage
- Chinatown, the Spring Mountain commercial corridor, restaurant and retail slabs
- Las Vegas, the city itself, from the older central grid out to the newest edges
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