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One of the fastest-growing corners of the Las Vegas Valley, master-planned neighborhoods, newer construction, and easy Beltway access just south of the Strip.
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~89123 / 89139 / 89141 / 89178 / 89183
ZIP codes
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215 Beltway
Primary corridor
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Master-planned
Neighborhood style
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SW Valley
Location
Southwest and south valley, south of Spring Valley
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1990s, 2020s
Home vintage
Mostly newer construction
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$490,675
Redfin median sale price, Aug 2026
All home types, town-wide
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High demand
Buyer interest
Popular relocation target
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| Area (Clark County) | 42,950 acres, 67 sq mi |
| Formed as a town | December 17, 1996 |
| Population, 2020 census | 221,831 |
| Neighboring townships | Spring Valley, Paradise, Henderson, Sloan, Blue Diamond |
| ZIPs (Wikipedia) | 89113, 89118, 89119, 89123, 89139, 89141, 89183 |
| Redfin median sale price, Aug 2026 | $490,675 (down 1.5% year over year) |
| Redfin price per sq ft / days on market | $242 / 54 |
| Owner-occupied rate (ACS 2020-2024) | 63.7% |
Clark County describes Enterprise as 42,950 acres, about 67 square miles. Spring Valley is to the north, Paradise to the east, Henderson to the southeast, Sloan to the south and Blue Diamond to the west, and St. Rose Parkway forms the southeastern boundary, according to Wikipedia. The Census Bureau's Enterprise area is smaller, at about 46.5 square miles, so figures from different sources do not always cover the same ground.
Clark County formed Enterprise as an unincorporated town on December 17, 1996, in response to a resident petition. The Review-Journal ties its major growth to construction of the 215 Beltway.
Mountain's Edge is south of Blue Diamond Road and west of Rainbow Boulevard on about 2,500 acres, which county commissioners approved in September 2002. Construction began in February 2004, and Wikipedia reports 14,500 homes planned and about 12,500 built by the end of 2025. Clark County canceled the development agreement in January 2022.
Southern Highlands, by the Olympic Group, received tentative approval in May 1997. Wikipedia lists about 1,850 acres, and Southern Highlands Golf Club opened in 1999. The community is bordered by I-15 and St. Rose Parkway on the east. Silverado Ranch Park is in the town, and the Silverado Ranch Community Center is at 9855 Gilespie Street.
Sources disagree on whether Rhodes Ranch is inside Enterprise. The Review-Journal lists it as an Enterprise development, Wikipedia says Spring Valley, and Clark County's own page for Rhodes Ranch does not name a township, so confirm the township for a specific address.
Clark County's parks locator lists 19 facilities in Enterprise. Mountain's Edge Regional Park, at 8101 W Mountains Edge Parkway, has basketball courts, a fitness room, playgrounds, soccer fields, trails and picnic areas. Exploration Peak Park, at 9700 S Buffalo Drive, covers nearly 80 acres, 24 of them developed, with a 2,846-foot peak, trails, a playground, spray jets and an amphitheater. Southwest Ridge Park is at 8535 S Grand Canyon Drive, Olympia Sports Park at 4885 Starr Hills Avenue, and Somerset Hills Park at 10801 Valencia Hills Street.
Olympia Sports Park opened August 28, 2018 on 17 acres with three full-size soccer fields, a basketball court and a splash pad. A Fox 5 report in January 2025 said an expansion of Mountain's Edge Regional Park, with a federal grant, was expected to break ground in late 2026 or early 2027. Plans can change, so check the county for current status.
Redfin lists a median sale price of $490,675 for Enterprise in August 2026, down 1.5 percent from a year earlier, at $242 per square foot, with 913 homes sold, a median of 54 days on market and a sale-to-list ratio of 98.4 percent. The Census Bureau's 2020-2024 American Community Survey puts the median owner-occupied home value at $475,500. Those are town-wide figures that mix townhomes, condos and large custom homes, so one number does not value a specific home.
HOA dues vary widely by master plan and by gated enclave, and we could not find an official source for them, so ask for the HOA resale package for any home. Zoned schools are set by the Clark County School District and change, so confirm them by address with CCSD. A planned Brightline West station is on the west side of Las Vegas Boulevard between Blue Diamond and Warm Springs roads, but its opening date is uncertain, so do not price a home on it.
A large unincorporated township that has become one of the most active new-home markets in Southern Nevada.
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Enterprise is an unincorporated town in southern Clark County, in the southwest part of the Las Vegas Valley. Clark County formed it as a town in December 1996. Its population grew from 14,676 in the 2000 census to 221,831 in the 2020 census. Much of Enterprise was built after 2000, so many homes are newer, with parks and trails in several master plans. Check the drive from a specific address to the airport, the Strip and Henderson, since times depend on the route and the hour. Enterprise is not a single subdivision, it is a collection of distinct neighborhoods at different price points, from attached townhomes and starter single-family homes to gated golf communities and custom estates along the western foothills. |
At a glance
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Enterprise covers a lot of ground. These are some of the areas buyers ask about most.
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Master plan
Mountain's EdgeA large master plan on the southwest edge against the foothills, known for parks, the Exploration Peak area, and trail connectivity. Primarily single-family homes built from the mid-2000s on. See our Mountain's Edge page
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Master plan
Southern HighlandsA guard-gated golf master plan straddling the south valley, with a private club, custom-home enclaves, and a mix of gated villages. See our Southern Highlands page
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Golf · gated
Rhodes RanchA guard-gated community built around a Ted Robinson, designed golf course, with a community center and pools. See our Rhodes Ranch page
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Established
Silverado RanchAn earlier-established area on the south side near the 215/Silverado Ranch Blvd, with a broad range of home sizes and quick freeway access. |
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Market snapshot
Newer inventory, wide price range, steady relocation demand.
Because Enterprise skews new, resale homes here often compete with active new-construction phases nearby, which can give buyers negotiating options and gives sellers a strong, well-kept product to stand out with. Pricing spans widely by neighborhood and lot; for current, address-specific numbers, use a live search or ask us for a neighborhood-level comparative market analysis. |
Commute & accessThe 215 Beltway is the spine of the area. Most of Enterprise is roughly 10 to 25 minutes from the airport, the south Strip, Town Square, and Henderson's St. Rose corridor, depending on your neighborhood. |
Enterprise is served by the Clark County School District, along with a number of charter and private options.
Public schools in Enterprise are part of the Clark County School District (CCSD), the fifth-largest district in the nation. Assigned schools vary by exact address, so we always confirm current zoning for any home you're considering rather than relying on a general area guide.
Charter and private options are also available across the southwest valley. For up-to-date ratings and attendance-zone lookups, GreatSchools.org and the CCSD zoning tool are the most reliable sources, and we're glad to pull the assigned schools for any specific listing.
Objective facts about the township, not a description of who lives there.
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Unincorporated
Governance
Clark County township
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SW / South
Valley position
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Multiple
Master plans
Mountain's Edge, Southern Highlands, Rhodes Ranch, Silverado Ranch
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CC-215
Beltway frontage
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1990s, 2020s
Primary build era
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Ongoing
New construction
Active builder phases remain
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Enterprise is an unincorporated town within Clark County, not part of the City of Las Vegas proper, but it's very much part of the Las Vegas metro and carries Las Vegas mailing addresses.
Yes. Enterprise has been one of the valley's most active new-home markets for years, so buyers looking for newer floor plans and builder incentives often focus here. We can compare active new-build phases against resale value for you.
It varies a lot by neighborhood, from attached homes and starter single-family homes to gated golf communities and custom estates. Rather than quote a single number, we'll run a current comparative market analysis for the specific area you like.
Most of Enterprise is roughly 10 to 20 minutes from Harry Reid International Airport and the south end of the Strip, thanks to the 215 Beltway.
Tell us what you're looking for and we'll match you to the right neighborhood, and send active listings that fit.
Information is provided for general guidance and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Market figures are approximate, reflect recent Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors data where cited, and change frequently, verify current pricing and school attendance zones for any specific property. The Roland Team is committed to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy for equal housing opportunity. The Roland Team is brokered by LPT Realty.