Average stay in LV is seven years. You either go broke (gambling), die, or leave per the LV newapaper about two years ago. That being said, if you can adjust to the heat and NO humidity it could be a great place to live.

no humidity?? have you ever been in the desert during monsoon season??

Had a home in nearby Boulder City (Lake Mead) for years, and its great. Plenty of boat/trailer parking, lots of larger lots except in newly developed projects, but its really, really hot for many months. I never felt any humidity, even during monsoons, they blow threw so quick you hardly know there was one. I know a lot of professional and medical people who live here and commute 20 minutes to LV. In our case, gambling is no problem, boating is...

HOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! worked for mikon gaming building the motorcycle for the harley davidson joint years ago..

5:30 in the am , cold !!!

2 in the afternoon....freakin' hair drier hot!!!!!

too hot for me... call me a puzzy F that heat!!!!

I can tell you a lot about this town. I have a house for sale here too. 4 bed, 2 bath, attached 2 car garage and detatched 2 car garage, 20 X 40 workshop, 1/4 acre, concreted boat storage on side 15 minutes from Mead for under $300K!

I'll PM you about the town.

[QUOTE=open72;2160306]HOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! worked for mikon gaming building the motorcycle for the harley davidson joint years ago..

5:30 in the am , cold !!!

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Yeah, if you consider 80 degrees cold!

I could never live there. I would be broke and in the gutter in 3 months.

I wanted to move there (still kinda do) but I was told that there was such a surplus of Audio Engineers that I wouldn't make as much money. One company told me they would hook me up out there for work, but to the tune of $100 a day less than what I make in Orlando now!

You'd be lucky to make $100 a day here!

Recieved a call from UNLV Friday and will be coming out to interview August 22-24. No details yet.