Summerlin
The valley's largest master-planned community: villages with their own parks, schools and trails, and HOA standards that keep homes looking cared for.
Areas we serve
Property management across the Las Vegas valley
Summerlin to Henderson, North Las Vegas to the southwest. One office, one phone number, and a house is a house wherever it is. The screening, the statements and the repairs work the same way in every neighborhood below.
Where we work
The whole valley, not a corner of it
SMART has managed homes across Clark County since 2008. The communities below are where most of our owners are, and where most of the questions come from. If yours is not named, it does not mean we do not cover it. It means nobody has asked yet. Call and ask.
Summerlin and The West
Master-planned villages against the Red Rock escarpment, and the lake communities off Lake Mead Boulevard.
Red Rock Country Club
Guard-gated golf community inside Summerlin. Larger homes, higher rents, and tenants who expect the house to match the address.
Tournament Players Club
The gated golf neighborhoods around TPC Summerlin. Executive homes, often rented furnished-ready to professionals on longer contracts.
Siena
A guard-gated 55-and-over golf community in Summerlin. Age rules affect who can rent, so the screening is a little different here.
Section 10
Custom homes on larger lots near Summerlin, mostly without an HOA. Older houses, bigger yards, and repairs that need a little more attention.
The Lakes
Established homes around the lake off West Sahara. Mature landscaping, established HOAs, and a mix of houses and townhomes.
Desert Shores
Four lakes, a sandy beach and a community of houses, condos and townhomes off Lake Mead and Rainbow. SMART's own office is here.
South Shores
The community beside Desert Shores, with its own gated sections and lakeside homes. Convenient to the 95 and the Summerlin Parkway.
The Northwest
The newer side of the valley, along the 215 beltway and up toward the mountains.
Centennial Hills
Newer homes in the far northwest, close to the 215 and the hospital. Families, and a steady supply of well-kept houses built this century.
Skye Canyon
One of the valley's newest master plans, still being built out. Modern homes, a strong HOA, and renters who want new without buying new.
Providence
A master-planned community of newer houses and townhomes off Hualapai, north of the 215. Parks in walking distance and a busy rental market.
Iron Mountain
The Iron Mountain Ranch neighborhoods off Decatur and the 215. Larger lots than most of the northwest, and mountain views from the upper streets.
Silverstone Ranch
Gated neighborhoods around the former golf course in the north valley. Established homes and an HOA that matters when you rent one out.
Los Prados
A guard-gated golf community off Lone Mountain Road. Single-story homes are common, which suits tenants who want no stairs.
Painted Desert
Gated golf-course neighborhoods in the northwest with a mix of house sizes. Quiet streets and a rental market that stays steady.
North Las Vegas
A separate city with its own utilities, and the area closest to Nellis Air Force Base.
North Las Vegas
A city of its own, with its own water and sewer utility. Newer subdivisions, Nellis Air Force Base next door, and rents that make the numbers work for owners.
Aliante
North Las Vegas's master-planned community around the golf course and the nature discovery park. Well-run HOAs and homes that rent quickly.
The Southwest and South
The valley's fastest-built decade: big master plans between the 215 and the mountains.
Southwest Las Vegas
The neighborhoods south of the 215 and west of the 15: the most-built corner of the valley in the last fifteen years, and full of first-time landlords.
Mountain's Edge
A large master plan in the southwest with its own parks and trails. Mostly houses built since 2005, and a deep pool of family tenants.
Spring Valley
Central-west and close to everything. An older mix of houses, condos and townhomes, many without an HOA, and tenants who value the short commute.
Southern Highlands
A master-planned community at the south end of the valley with a private golf club at its center. Larger homes and long-term tenants.
Henderson
Nevada's second city, with its own water and sewer, its own schools and a lot of owners who moved up and kept the first house.
Henderson
Nevada's second-largest city, with its own utilities and its own way of doing things. Green Valley, MacDonald Ranch, Whitney Ranch and Anthem are all here.
Green Valley
Henderson's original master-planned community: mature trees, established HOAs, and a rental market that has been steady for decades.
MacDonald Ranch
Gated neighborhoods on the slopes of Black Mountain, with valley views from the upper streets. Larger homes and tenants who plan to stay.
Whitney Ranch
An established Henderson neighborhood off Stephanie and Sunset, close to the 95 and the 215. Houses that rent to families who work across the valley.
Central and East
The established neighborhoods nearer the middle of the valley.
Central Las Vegas
The established neighborhoods between the Strip and the beltway. Older houses, condos and townhomes, and tenants who want to be close to work.
Own a home in any of these?
Tell us the address. You get what it should rent for, the reasoning, and a management quote, usually within one business day, and with no obligation.