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The Reno market is moving with incredible velocity right now. The latest data reveals just how decisive buyers have become, with quality properties hitting the market and moving to contract almost immediately. 

Reno’s single-family market just hit a massive velocity spike in the first week of April. If you are looking to buy or sell in Northern Nevada, these are the numbers you need to see. In this video, we break down the latest data—from the properties going under contract in record time to the specific "liquidity bands" where the most action is happening right now. 

Reno real estate just sent a clear signal—expired listings are rising across every price point in March 2026. From $600K homes to $2.3M properties, many sat on the market for months and failed to sell. But this isn’t a demand issue—it’s a strategy issue. 

Is the Reno housing market cooling down or heating up? In this video, we break down the latest "Velocity Snapshot"—analyzing single-family homes in Reno, Nevada, that went under contract in 30 days or less over the last two weeks. If you are looking to buy or sell in Northern Nevada, understanding these liquidity bands and pricing power shifts is essential. 

What’s really happening in the ArrowCreek real estate market right now? In this 90-day ArrowCreek market update, I break down the most recent home sales in one of Reno’s premier gated golf communities. Over the last three months, seven homes closed in ArrowCreek, with prices ranging from the low $900,000s to over $3.1 million. While demand remains strong, the data shows a market that is selective, disciplined, and highly price-sensitive. 

This 180-day Ski Way Incline Village real estate market update breaks down exactly what sold, how long it took, and where pricing actually landed—not asking prices, real closed data. Over the last 6 months, 25 properties sold in the Ski Way neighborhood of Incline Village, Nevada, with prices ranging from $599,000 to $3.225M. 

This market update breaks down recent home sales in the Jennifer neighborhood of Incline Village, Nevada, using closed sale data from the past 180 days. The Jennifer neighborhood is one of Incline Village’s most established residential areas, known for single-family homes built primarily in the late 1970s through early 1990s, larger lots, and a consistent buyer profile focused on second homes and long-term ownership. 

Tahoe Racquet Club remains one of Incline Village’s most nuanced and strategy-driven condo communities. In this video, I break down all residential sales at Tahoe Racquet Club over the past 180 days and explain what the numbers reveal about buyer behavior, pricing sensitivity, and market positioning. 

Kevin Limprecht 

Incline Village | Realtor®
Real Broker LLC | S.0192482

530-912-9042

kevin@kevinlimprecht.com