No-HOA Homes in Charleston Heights, Las Vegas 89107

Updated by Dr. Jan Duffy

Most Charleston Heights homes have no HOA, because the neighborhood was built from 1952 to the early 1970s. That means no monthly dues, and the ZIP 89107 median of $360,000 sits well below the $438,883 citywide median.

Chart: Charleston Heights 89107 median $360,000 vs Las Vegas median $438,883, with $0 HOA dues on most homes
No-HOA Charleston Heights vs the Las Vegas median, 2026.

No-HOA homes for sale now

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Recent no-HOA sales in Charleston Heights

AddressSoldClosedHomeDays
6629 Alta Drive$381,000Jun 18, 20264 bd · 1,699 sf · RV parking, no HOA7
5317 Evergreen Avenue$383,000Aug 25, 20264 bd · 1,426 sf · Charleston Heights Tract 312
6541 Casada Way$252,000Sep 9, 20263 bd · 988 sf · original 988-square-foot plan, carport14

What no HOA means for owners

Lower monthly cost

No association dues and no special assessments. Your fixed costs are mortgage, taxes, insurance and utilities.

More freedom on your lot

RV and boat parking, paint colors, desert landscaping and workshops are usually your call, within city code.

More upkeep is on you

No shared maintenance means walls, trees and street-facing yards are the owner's job.

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Common questions

Why do Charleston Heights homes have no HOA?

Most tracts were built from 1952 through the early 1970s, before Las Vegas master-planned communities made HOAs standard. Many deeds carry old recorded restrictions but no active association.

Are there any HOAs in Charleston Heights?

A few newer infill communities and townhome projects in 89107 do have HOAs. Always check the title report and seller disclosures for the exact address.

What can I do without an HOA?

You can usually park an RV, paint, landscape and add structures without association approval. City of Las Vegas zoning, permits and any recorded deed restrictions still apply.

Sources: City of Las Vegas: Charleston Heights Architectural Survey (2023) · Las Vegas REALTORS® MLS, deemed reliable, not guaranteed.