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Las Vegas Neighborhood Guide

Centennial Hills

The northwest, growing up fast.

$441KTypical home value · Centennial Hills
−2.8%1-year change
14 miTo the Strip · straight line

Sources: Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), Centennial Hills, August 2026, all homes, smoothed and seasonally adjusted; 1-year change vs. August 2025. Distance is straight-line from the neighborhood centre to the Strip. Values are for orientation only, not an appraisal or a quote.

The 95 and the 215 meet here and the city has followed: hospitals, retail, and wave after wave of new rooftops. Centennial Hills buyers get newer construction at a friendlier number than the west-side master plans, with Mount Charleston forty minutes up the road.

A healthy mix of FHA first-timers and conventional move-up buyers. New-build lender incentives are common here — bring us the builder's quote and we will tell you if it is actually a deal.

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How we lend in Centennial Hills

The loans we write here most.

Conventional

Fixed and adjustable. The foundational instrument for qualified buyers.

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FHA

Low down payments and flexible credit for first-time buyers.

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Home values shown are the Zillow Home Value Index for Centennial Hills (August 2026), for orientation only: not an appraisal or a quote. Every file is priced individually. Neighborhood photography via Wikimedia Commons contributors (CC).

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