Mountain's Edge · Trading Up
Moving up within Mountain's Edge
Moving into a bigger home, with the sale and the purchase planned in the right order.
Moving up without moving away
A lot of move-up buyers in Mountain's Edge don't want to leave. They like the parks, the trails and the mountain views. What they want is a better version of their home: a bigger lot, a single story, or a home in one of the gated sections with a clubhouse. Mountain's Edge offers all of those, so the next home may be a few streets away.
Working out your budget
We start with a CMA on your current home, from recent Mountain's Edge sales, homes under contract and current listings, so you know your likely equity. Pair that with a lender's pre-approval and you have your price range and monthly payment.
Sale first, purchase first, or both at once
Selling first means buying with money in hand. One of our clients stayed in a weekly rental for about a month between closings. Lining up the two closings closely takes careful dates on both contracts. Buying first works if you can carry two homes for a while. We'll walk through all three with your numbers.
Your current home gets our full process: help getting it ready, photos, video, a community video, targeted ads, weekly updates and every offer side by side. See selling in Mountain's Edge.
Or look next door
If Mountain's Edge doesn't have what you want, Southern Highlands offers golf and homes into the millions near the I-15, and Rhodes Ranch is guard-gated golf. See our trading up page, then start with your numbers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I trade up without leaving Mountain's Edge?
Often, yes. Some sections are gated with clubhouses, and some offer single-story homes on larger lots.
Should I sell first or buy first?
It depends on your equity and comfort with timing. We run your numbers and plan the order with you.
Mountain's Edge
What trading up looks like in Mountain's Edge
A master-planned community from the early 2000s with parks, trails and mountain views.
- The homes
- A master-planned community built from the early 2000s, with wide streets and a quiet feel. HOA dues average about $100 a month (September 2026). Builders include Toll Brothers, Pulte and Richmond American. Some gated sections have clubhouses, and some offer single-story homes on larger lots.
- Schools people ask about
- Several elementary schools inside the community. Families should check the Clark County School District website for boundaries.
- Nearby
- Two parks, a baseball field and jogging trails inside the community.
- The trade-off
- Closer to the mountains than its neighbors, with better mountain views.
The method
How we do it in Mountain's Edge
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