Found 3 blog entries tagged as Incline Village Real estate.

Taxes or ...?

One question I often get from buyers looking for property at Lake Tahoe: Why is Incline Village so much more expensive than other areas around the Lake?

The easy answer is: Taxes

With no state income tax, no inheritance tax, and favorable treatment for many businesses, the Nevada side of the Lake has a strong pull. For years, I found it perplexing that the the highest median sales price for a Luxury Home in Incline Village/Crystal Bay (1M+, which rules out PUD housing) was 2009. When the rest of the nation's housing prices fell to rock bottom, the median sales price of an Incline home inched over the $2 million mark. Hmm ...?

Then Covid hit, and in the scramble to pick up a place to escape the confines of city life, Incline sales…

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If you're a foodie who like mountains & snow, and appreciates diversity ... Or someone who likes snowy winters with mountains, plus great restaurants close by, the New York Times says Incline Village, Nevada should be on your Top 10 places to live.

Those are the results of the NYT's new interactive "Where You Should Live" quiz.  Not totally on spot because most folks considering Incline Village are not also looking at upstate New York, Anchorage, or Connecticut, which are also recommended "best spots" if you start adding criteria like 'jobs' or 'health care' into mix.

Nonetheless, it's sort of a fun app if you're curious to see where the algorithm would have you move.

That said, if you are considering a move or a vacation home in Incline…

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Incline Village Homes Still Selling Despite Covid-19 Closures 

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With hotels shuttered and the beaches yet to open for the season, Incline Village is unusually quiet this Spring. But the real estate market in this lakeside community on Lake Tahoe's north shore is still cooking.

Incline Village closed out the 1st quarter of 2020 with 36 single-family home sales, 12 homes selling per month on average. But significantly, the Incline real estate market moved into April with 18 homes under contract to sell. And more than half of them had accepted offers in mid-March, following the breaking news of the coronavirus pandemic and the March 15 closure of Tahoe's Ski Resorts.

In the midst of stock market volatility, and statewide shelter in place orders,…

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