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They say Santa makes a list and always checks it twice. As you make your list of things to do during the holidays, make sure it includes fun-filled events the entire family will enjoy. Our real estate agents promise that your family and friends will enjoy the spectacular sights and sounds that fill the Las Vegas skyline throughout December.

1. Global Wonderland - Rio Casino Parking Lot, 3700 W Flamingo Road, Las Vegas
   From December 14 to January 20, the parking lot at the Rio Casino is the place where the whole family can discover just how small the world is within the confines of the Global Winter Wonderland. When night falls, you will find performers galore racing motorcycles through cages, juggling fire, singing, dancing, and highlighting the fascinating cultures of the world.

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Dining out for Thanksgiving has become an increasingly popular tradition, allowing families to enjoy a unique holiday atmosphere and a fantastic meal without ever having to set foot in the kitchen. 

Whether you're a long-time resident or you're still searching for Las Vegas homes for sale, you'll find a warm welcome at one of the many great Las Vegas restaurants that offer Thanksgiving meals. Enjoy a traditional turkey dinner, or branch out with cuisine from around the world. Our real estate agents have the details on ten of the best restaurants for enjoying Thanksgiving dinner in Las Vegas.

1. Allegro - 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S, Las Vegas
   Located in Wynn Las Vegas, Allegro features an elegant atmosphere, with traditional Italian-American cuisine served throughout the year. The open kitchen and beautifully decorated dining area make for a warm, welcoming atmosphere that's ideal for enjoying a holiday meal, while chef Enzo Ferraro's menu is sure to delight.
   
   

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Everybody loves a good Thanksgiving feast, but let's be honest – it's not a tradition that does our waistlines any favors. So if you're looking for a way to burn off a few extra calories this holiday season, you're in luck.

Our real estate agents are here to let you know that these five runs, walks and races will get your Thanksgiving off to a running start in the Las Vegas area. They represent an opportunity not only to get some exercise before your Thanksgiving dinner but also to help out some great causes. So let's get moving!

1. Las Vegas Turkey Trot (Boulder City, NV)
   The Las Vegas Turkey Trot follows a beautiful course along the Historic Railroad Trail, passing through Six Tunnels to Hoover Dam, and providing incredible views overlooking Lake Mead. This half marathon, 12K, 5K, 1-mile stroll and relay kicks off bright and early on November 22 – Thanksgiving Morning – with packet pick-up starting at 6:30 and a half marathon getting underway at 7:30. Refreshments will be provided at the finish line.

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Working out your home-buying budget before you begin shopping for your new home is essential. After all, nobody wants to waste time touring homes for sale in Las Vegas only to discover they cannot afford to buy their dream home. So what goes into working out an accurate home-buying budget? Budgeting for the down payment is the big-ticket expense home buyers tend to think of first, but there are other out-of-pocket expenses you're likely to face during the home-buying process. Our REALTORS® have created this list of some of the additional fees you should include in your home-buying budget:

1. Inspection Fees
   When you find the house that you want to be your new home, you will need to schedule at least one professional inspection to ensure that you have a reliable assessment of its condition. This is done after you have made an offer on a home and that offer has been accepted by the seller and is an essential step in protecting your interests. It is also often required by lenders to protect their interests. A general inspection of the home is the first step. If potential problems are found, other inspections may be necessary, such as a once-over from a termite specialist, for instance, or a perhaps sewer inspection. Depending upon your particular circumstances, you may spend anywhere from a few hundred to a thousand dollars or more on inspections.
   
   

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Conventional wisdom says that spring and summer are the best times to list a home for sale. The warmer months are the peak of the real estate season, but there's a downside – the market is crowded with other homes, and it's hard to get noticed. In fall, it's a different story. 

There are a lot of benefits to listing your Las Vegas home for sale in the fall, so don't miss out on the opportunity to take advantage of this underrated season! Here's why the coming months offer the perfect opportunity to sell your home:

1. Fall Means Less Competition
   Compared to the crowded market of summer, fall is relatively wide open, which means your house is more likely to get noticed. Less competition can pay off big time, and with fewer listings on the market, it's much more likely that yours will get the attention it deserves. 
   
   

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