Charleston Heights Real Estate: Frequently Asked Questions
Updated by Dr. Jan Duffy
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What is the median home price in Charleston Heights, Las Vegas?
Homes in ZIP 89107, which covers most of Charleston Heights, sold for a median of $360,000 over the 12 months ending October 21, 2026, across 365 closed sales. Most single-story ranch homes there close between $300,000 and $450,000, depending on size, lot and updates.
Where is Charleston Heights in Las Vegas?
Charleston Heights sits in west-central Las Vegas, ZIP 89107. The City of Las Vegas survey bounds it by Washington Avenue, Vegas Drive and Meadows Lane on the north; Decatur Boulevard and Bedford Lane on the east; Charleston Boulevard and Evergreen Avenue on the south; Torrey Pines Drive and Rainbow Boulevard on the west. It holds 80 subdivisions.
How fast do Charleston Heights homes sell?
The median home in 89107 went under contract in 21 days and sold at 98.4% of its original list price (MLS, October 21, 2026). Updated homes with new roofs and HVAC move fastest; dated homes can sit 100+ days.
Book a free 15-minute market call →What are the Cliff May homes in Charleston Heights?
They are 147 ranch homes built in 1955 in Charleston Heights Tracts 3 and 5, designed in association with Cliff May and architect Chris Choate and built by Burns Construction Company. The City of Las Vegas has studied the cluster for its Historic Property Register.
Book a 30-minute buyer consultation →When was Charleston Heights built?
Developer Ernest Becker proposed Charleston Heights to the Las Vegas Planning Commission in September 1952, planning 1,400 homes. Building ran in phases through the 1950s and 1960s.
Do Charleston Heights homes have an HOA?
Most Charleston Heights single-family homes have no HOA. Many recent MLS listings advertise no HOA, RV parking or larger lots. Always confirm in the title report for the specific address.
Book a 30-minute buyer consultation →Which schools serve Charleston Heights homes?
Zoning varies by street. Recent MLS records for the Charleston Heights subdivision list Rose Warren Elementary, Frank F. Garside Middle School and Bonanza High School. Verify any address with the Clark County School District zoning search before you write an offer.
Book a 30-minute buyer consultation →How do I get a value for my Charleston Heights home?
Book a 20-minute call with Dr. Jan Duffy. She pulls the closed sales on your street and tract, adjusts for roof, HVAC, plumbing and lot, and gives you one number with the comps behind it.
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