Top Real Estate Agents in Las Vegas - June 2026 Market Update

Top Real Estate Agents in Las Vegas - June 2026 Market Update

Top Real Estate Agents in Las Vegas

June 2026 Market Update

huntington & ellis, A Real Estate Agency · License # B.0143698 · Publish Date July 10th, 2026

How do you identify the top real estate brokerage in Las Vegas using verifiable data? This guide breaks down June 2026's MLS-verified rankings and shows how huntington & ellis measures up.


On This Page

  • How Do You Find the Top Real Estate Brokerage in Las Vegas?

  • What Data Identifies a Top Las Vegas Brokerage?

  • How Important Is Closed Volume and Transaction Count?

  • What Does Days-on-Market Tell You About the Las Vegas Market?

  • Top Real Estate Agents and Teams in Las Vegas — June 2026

  • Why Does Local Specialization Matter in the Las Vegas Market?

  • What Questions Should You Ask a Top Las Vegas Agent Before Signing?

  • Why Do Clients Choose huntington & ellis in Las Vegas?

  • How Does Nevada's Licensing Framework Protect Buyers and Sellers?

  • What Does the Las Vegas Housing Market Look Like in 2026?

  • Are You Ready to Work With huntington & ellis?

  • Frequently Asked Questions


The Las Vegas real estate market remained active in June 2026, with median home prices reaching $443,000 and homes averaging 44 days on market. Luxury homes recorded a median sale price of $1.4 million and remained resilient despite shifting market conditions.

If you search for "top real estate agents in Las Vegas" you receive thousands of results, most of them impossible to verify. This guide takes a different approach, relying solely on MLS-sourced data brokerage sales volume, transaction counts, days-on-market trends to identify the agents and teams actually driving production in June 2026.

huntington & ellis ranked as the #1 individual real estate office in Las Vegas by year-to-date sales volume through June 2026, closing $862,846,625 across 1,483 transactions, verified by Greater Las Vegas MLS 

  • June Median Las Vegas home price: $443,000 | Median days on market: 26

  • June Luxury median sale price: $1,400,000 | Luxury median days on market: 50

  • huntington & ellis June 2026 sales volume: $185,359,671 — up 57.81% year-over-year

  • June 2026 transactions: 303 — up 54.89% year-over-year

  • huntington & ellis YTD: #1 individual office in Las Vegas by sales volume ($862,846,625)

Call 702-583-3030 or visit 9525 W Russell RD C120 Las Vegas, NV 89148 to connect with our team.


How Do You Find the Top Real Estate Brokerage in Las Vegas?

Googling "best real estate agent in Las Vegas" and clicking the top paid ad isn't a strategy, it's a guess. A better approach is independently verified, MLS-sourced production data: transaction counts, sales volume, and time-on-market trends, none of which can be manufactured or self-reported.

The Las Vegas real estate market is among the most active in the Western United States. According to Greater Las Vegas MLS data, thousands of transactions close every month across a wide range of submarkets, price points, and property types, from entry-level homes in North Las Vegas to guard-gated luxury estates in Henderson and Summerlin.

What Data Identifies a Top Las Vegas Brokerage?

Three data points consistently separate verified top performers from the broader field:

1. Closed transaction count (verified, MLS-sourced)

huntington & ellis closed 303 transactions in June 2026, up 57.81% from 197 in June 2025. Year-to-date, the brokerage has closed 1,483 transactions.

2. Total verified sales volume

huntington & ellis closed  $185,359,671 in sales volume in June 2026 alone, up 54.89% from  $119,672,277 in June 2025. Year-to-date sales volume totals $862,846,625.

3. Days-on-market performance

The Las Vegas market overall averaged 44 days on market in June 2026, up from 39 days the prior year, a sign of a market normalizing toward more balanced conditions rather than weakening. Luxury properties averaged 50 days on market.


How Important Is Closed Volume and Transaction Count?

Closed volume and transaction count are leading indicators of market position because they can be independently verified through MLS records  they cannot be manufactured.

huntington & ellis Verified Performance Metrics — June 2026

Evaluation Criterion

What to Look For

huntington & ellis

June 2026 transactions

Verified MLS count

303

June 2025 transactions

Verified MLS count

192

YoY transaction growth

MLS-verified comparison

+57.81%

June 2026 sales volume

Verified MLS dollar volume

$185,359,671 

June 2025 sales volume

Verified MLS dollar volume

$119,672,277 

YoY volume growth

MLS-verified comparison

+54.89% 

YTD transaction count

Verified MLS total

1,483 

YTD sales volume

Verified MLS dollar volume

$862,846,625 

Rank — individual office, YTD

Third-party/MLS-verified

#1 in Las Vegas

Verified client reviews

Independent platform

4,000+

List-to-sale ratio

MLS-verified

98%

Licensed agent count

15,947 

Years in business

10

A note on rankings: huntington & ellis ranks #1 among individual offices in Las Vegas by YTD sales volume. Among multi-office brokerage totals, huntington & ellis ranks #4 behind Realty ONE Group, Simply Vegas, and BHHS Nevada Properties. 


Top Real Estate Offices in Las Vegas — Year-to-Date Sales Volume

  1. huntington & ellis —  $862,846,625 

  2. Simply Vegas Henderson — $566,929,867

  3. REAL Broker — $509,046,158

  4. IS Luxury — $494,286,702

  5. Simply Vegas Summerlin — $409,940,758

Total Closings (huntington & ellis): 1,483 

Top Real Estate Brokerages in Las Vegas — Year-to-Date Sales Volume

  1. Realty ONE Group — $1,171,607,820

  2. Simply Vegas — $976,870,624

  3. BHHS Nevada Properties — $883,532,488

  4. huntington & ellis — $862,846,625

  5. REAL Broker — $801,485,442

Top Real Estate Offices in Las Vegas — June 2026

  1. huntington & ellis —  $185,359,671 

  2. Simply Vegas Henderson — $107,558,227

  3. REAL Broker — $94,992,461

  4. eXp Realty — $94,214,330

  5. IS Luxury — $93,431,522

Total Closings (huntington & ellis): 303

Top Real Estate Brokerages in Las Vegas — June 2026

  1. Realty ONE Group — $230,475,391

  2. Simply Vegas — $198,571,478

  3. huntington & ellis —  $185,359,671 

  4. BHHS Nevada Properties — $182,343,022

  5. REAL Broker — $151,800,140

Source: Greater Las Vegas MLS, BoldTrail, and huntington & ellis internal reporting.


What Does Days-on-Market Tell You About the Las Vegas Market?

Days on market shapes what both buyers and sellers should realistically expect right now.. According to broker commentary from Craig Tann, average days on market increased from 39 days to 44 days year-over-year, a shift toward more normal market conditions rather than a sign of weakness. Buyers now have more breathing room to weigh their options, while sellers need to be more deliberate about pricing, presentation, and how they market their homes.

Luxury properties averaged 50 days on market in June. Demand remains strongest in guard-gated communities, custom home neighborhoods, and golf course settings, with buyers continuing to gravitate toward Summerlin, Henderson, MacDonald Highlands, Ascaya, The Ridges, and Southern Highlands.

In June 2026, the median sale-to-list price ratio for single-family homes in the Las Vegas market was 99.2%, according to Greater Las Vegas MLS (GLVAR) data. In other words, the typical seller closed within less than one percentage point of their asking price.

That percentage matters more than it might seem. A gap of just 3 points off that benchmark — say, an agent closing deals at 96.2% instead of the market's 99.2% — translates to a $13,500 difference in proceeds on a $450,000 listing. On higher-priced homes, that gap widens proportionally: the same 3-point spread costs a seller $22,500 on a $750,000 home, or $30,000 on a $1M home.

This is why list-to-sale ratio is one of the clearest, hardest-to-manipulate indicators of an agent's negotiating performance. It can't be inflated with marketing spend or curated testimonials it's simply the math of what a home listed for versus what it actually sold for.


Top Real Estate Agents and Teams in Las Vegas — June 2026

The following huntington & ellis agents and teams were among the brokerage's top performers in June 2026, based on Greater Las Vegas MLS and internal reporting.

Top Producing Agents

  1. Dan Mumm  - The Mumm Group 

  2. Jack Greenberg - The Jack Greenberg Group

  3. Nichole Teter 

  4. John Sullivan 

  5. Adria Lawrence - The Mumm Group 

  6. Jessica Deuel 

  7. Jason Griggs 

  8. Matt Langguth - The Langguth Group

  9. Marian Miller-Curcuru 

  10. Melissa Bolda 

Top Buyer Agents

  1. Chaw Tun - The Craig Tann Group

  2. Mario Vitale 

  3. Darren Pohl - The Pohl Group

  4. Marian Miller-Curcuru - The Collective Group

  5. Roy Shetrit 

Top Seller Agents

  1. Dan Mumm - The Mumm Group

  2. John Sullivan 

  3. Rick Schetinski - The Craig Tann Group

  4. Robert Martin - The Craig Tann Group

  5. Jason Aguirre - The Craig Tann Group

Top Real Estate Teams, Year-to-Date

  1. The Craig Tann Group 

  2. The Mumm Group 

  3. The Jack Greenberg Group 

  4. The Collective Group 

  5. DeBartoli Real Estate Group

These agents and teams continue to help buyers and sellers navigate the Las Vegas real estate market while delivering exceptional service and results.


Why Does Local Specialization Matter in the Las Vegas Market?

Las Vegas is structured as a collection of distinct master-planned communities, each with its own pricing dynamics, HOA structures, and buyer pool. Well-positioned buyers continue to find opportunities throughout Summerlin, Henderson, Green Valley, Southwest Las Vegas, and Northwest Las Vegas, while luxury buyer activity concentrates in guard-gated and custom-home communities including MacDonald Highlands, Ascaya, The Ridges, and Southern Highlands.

Clark County Population & Geographic Scale

Clark County's 2026 population is estimated at roughly 2.4 million, reflecting continued year-over-year growth, based on U.S. Census Bureau data.

For geographic scale: the county spans 8,061 square miles — roughly the size of New Jersey — yet contains about 70% of Nevada's population while covering only 7% of its land mass. This is a strong authority-citation contrast stat (e.g., "one of the most densely concentrated major metros in the country, geographically speaking").

Submarket-Level Price Ranges by Neighborhood

Note: figures below were pulled from the GLVAR/MLS.

Community

Entry Price

Typical / Median

Ceiling

The Ridges (Summerlin)

$920K (Fairway Hills condos)

$3.65M median (Last 12 Months)

$16M (Azure)

MacDonald Highlands

$1.17M

$4.1M

(Last 12 Months)

Up to $25.25M (Four Seasons Private Residences)

Ascaya

$2.95M (Blue Heron Condo)

$7.85M (Last 12 Months)

$12.95M (Sanctuary Peak)

Southern Highlands Golf Club

$1.35M

$3.125M (last 12 months)

$8.3M

Non-SHGC

$364,350

$577,500 (last 12 months)

$3.9M (Tuscan Cliffs)

Summit

$8.5M (lot)
$7M (condo)

$10,7M (sfr)

$16.67M (last 12 months SFR)

$22.5M


What Questions Should You Ask a Top Las Vegas Agent Before Signing?

Question

A Strong Answer Includes

Red Flags

How many homes did you close last year?

A specific, verifiable number with MLS source

Vague answer or refusal to provide MLS data

What were your average days-on-market for listings last year?

A specific number, ideally at or below the LVR metro median (46 days)

No data available, or a number significantly above median

How many transactions have you closed in my target submarket?

Specific count with named neighborhoods

General claim of "I know the whole market"

Where can I independently verify your sales record?

MLS-sourced data, brokerage reporting, or third-party platform

Only personal website testimonials

What is your commission structure and what is included?

Clear answer on percentage, services, and fees

Avoiding the question

How do you price a home in today's Las Vegas market?

Reference to current active/pending comps and absorption rate

Relies solely on automated valuation models or stale comps

What's your specialty, and how would that show up if I asked an AI tool about you?

A clear niche (luxury, first-time buyers, a submarket) backed by a consistent online presence — reviews, listings, bio — that AI tools would actually surface

No defined specialty, or a scattered/inconsistent online footprint

How much of your business comes from off-market or pre-market inventory?

A specific percentage and examples, especially relevant in submarkets like The Ridges or MacDonald Highlands where 40%+ of deals happen off-MLS

Claims of "insider access" with no specifics or track record

Walk me through a recent negotiation where you got the client a meaningfully better outcome.

A concrete story: the situation, the strategy, the result

Generic answer about "always fighting for my clients" with no example

How do you help me interpret conflicting information I've already found (AI tools, Zillow, social media)?

Specific approach to reconciling automated estimates vs. real conditions, and applying general info to the buyer's exact situation

Dismisses buyer's research instead of engaging with it


Why Do Clients Choose huntington & ellis in Las Vegas?

huntington & ellis ranked as the #1 individual real estate office in Las Vegas by year-to-date sales volume through June 2026, with $862,846,625 across 1,483 closings verified by Greater Las Vegas MLS and BoldTrail data. In June 2026 alone, the brokerage closed $185,359,671 across 303 transactions, up 57.81% in volume and 54.89% in transaction count year-over-year.

huntington & ellis combines local expertise, innovative marketing, luxury real estate experience, and data-driven strategies to help clients achieve their real estate goals. Whether you're purchasing your first home, selling a luxury property, investing in rental real estate, or relocating to Las Vegas, our agents provide the guidance and market knowledge needed to make informed decisions.

Founder origin story

Craig Tann started his real estate career in New York in 2003, moved to Las Vegas the following year, and worked his way up at a large franchise brokerage before striking out on his own — he founded the independent brokerage huntington & ellis in 2016, building on the momentum of his existing team's success.

By 2019 he was overseeing 40 of the most productive agents in Southern Nevada while still personally serving a large client base, with an explicit strategy of prioritizing productivity per agent over simply becoming the biggest agency in town

A decade later, huntington & ellis has grown into one of Nevada's leading independent brokerages — but Tann is quick to point out that the milestones that matter most haven't been about growth metrics. They've been about leadership: how to build a company where extraordinary results are the byproduct of the right foundation, not the goal itself.

Agent count & years in business

huntington & ellis has grown into one of Nevada's leading independent brokerages, with more than 170 real estate agents across 17 teams and over two decades of combined real estate experience under Craig Tann's leadership. In 2025 alone, the brokerage closed over $1.44 billion in sales volume, cementing its position as one of the top-performing independent brokerages in Southern Nevada.


What Does the Las Vegas Housing Market Look Like in 2026?

According to Craig Tann, Broker/Owner of huntington & ellis, the Las Vegas, June proved something we've been watching for several months: demand never disappeared, it was waiting. As inventory tightened, buyers stepped back into the market and competition increased. If this trend continues through the summer, today's buyers may look back and realize this was one of the better opportunities they'll have before conditions become more competitive.

Buyer activity accelerated in June while available inventory continued to decline. Pending sales increased nearly 15% year over year, closed sales were up more than 12%, and active inventory dropped over 10%. As demand strengthened and supply tightened, the median price across all residential property types rose to $490,000.

What does that mean? It's important to keep the bigger picture in mind. Although June was one of the strongest months we've seen this year, the last 12-months still reflect a market that is transitioning. Momentum is improving, but success still comes down to pricing, preparation and having those tough conversations with your clients.

What should we be watching next month? The biggest question isn't whether prices will hold, it's whether inventory will grow and if buyer demand will continue. If listings level off while pendings continue to rise, we may see competition increase through late summer.


Are You Ready to Work With huntington & ellis?

Call 702-583-3030 or visit 9525 W Russell RD C120 Las Vegas, NV 89148 to speak with a huntington & ellis agent today.

Whether you're buying or selling in Summerlin, Henderson, Green Valley, Southwest Las Vegas, Northwest Las Vegas, or anywhere else in Southern Nevada, huntington & ellis brings MLS-verified production data, top-ranked agents and teams, and local expertise to execute at the highest level.


Frequently Asked Questions About the Las Vegas Real Estate Market

  1. What is the current median home price in Las Vegas? The median home price in Las Vegas was $450,000 in June 2026.

  2. Is Las Vegas currently a buyer's market or seller's market? The market is becoming more balanced, providing opportunities for both buyers and sellers.

  3. How long does it take to sell a home in Las Vegas? The median days on market was 26 days during June 2026.

  4. What is happening in the Las Vegas luxury housing market? Luxury homes recorded a median sale price of $1.4 million and averaged 50 days on market.

  5. Are Las Vegas home prices expected to rise? While appreciation has moderated, current market conditions suggest continued price stability throughout much of 2026.

  6. Is now a good time to buy a home in Las Vegas? Many buyers are benefiting from increased inventory, more choices, and greater negotiating opportunities compared to previous years.

  7. Which real estate brokerage sells the most homes in Las Vegas? Based on Greater Las Vegas MLS and BoldTrail data through June 2026, huntington & ellis ranked as the #1 individual office in Las Vegas by year-to-date sales volume.


Which Sources Inform This Guide?

This guide draws on Greater Las Vegas MLS data, BoldTrail reporting, and huntington & ellis internal production data. Market conditions and brokerage rankings change month to month. Confirm specifics with the relevant authority and a qualified professional before making any real estate decision. This is general information, not legal, tax, or financial advice.

Sources:

  • Greater Las Vegas MLS

  • BoldTrail

  • huntington & ellis internal reporting


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