Las Vegas, Nevada
Clark County Zip Code Map
The Valley by Region
In most markets a zip code is a mailing convenience.
In Southern Nevada it sets your elevation, your commute and your assessment structure.
The Las Vegas Valley spans an enormous and diverse footprint across Clark County. From the master-planned corridors of Summerlin in the west to the established communities of Henderson in the southeast and the fast-growing subdivisions of North Las Vegas, choosing the right zip code is one of the most consequential decisions a buyer makes here.
Why Your Zip Code Matters Here
In most markets a zip code is a mailing convenience. In Southern Nevada it is a meaningful determinant of daily life. These four factors account for more buyer regret than any other variable, and none of them is visible in a price per square foot comparison.
The Valley by Region
Six regions, with the practical context a map alone cannot give: what each area offers and what to weigh before narrowing your search.
West: Summerlin, 89135 89138 89144 89134 89128
The gold standard of master-planned living in the valley. 22,500 acres across 25 villages along the western rim beside Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. Tom and Serena have lived in Summerlin for 22 years and have personally closed 351+ transactions here. It is their primary area of expertise and where they call home.
Henderson Southeast, 89012 89052 89044 89011
A mix of master-planned communities, elevated terrain along the McCullough Range and access to Lake Mead National Recreation Area. 89052 covers the Green Valley Ranch and Seven Hills corridor. 89044 covers the newer Inspirada and Cadence communities.
North Las Vegas, 89031 89084 89081 89085
One of the fastest-growing corridors in the state and some of the best value for new construction in the valley. 89084 covers the Aliante master plan. 89081 and 89085 carry active new construction from multiple builders at accessible price points.
Northwest Las Vegas, 89143 89149 89166
Significant growth over the last decade with Skye Canyon and Providence, two master plans at higher elevation near Mount Charleston. Cooler temperatures, mountain views and strong access to outdoor recreation at Lee Canyon.
Southwest Las Vegas, 89148 89178 89179 89113
Strong I-15 access toward California and the Strip, which suits frequent commuters. Home to Mountain's Edge, Southern Highlands and a broad range of new construction. 89148 is among the most active zip codes in the valley for both resale and new construction.
Urban Core and Central, 89101 89102 89103 89117
Downtown Las Vegas and the central valley, including Chinatown, the Arts District and the Spring Valley corridor. 89117 covers the established Peccole Ranch and Canyon Gate communities west of the Strip, with proximity to both Summerlin amenities and the resort corridor.
Summerlin Zip Codes in Detail
Summerlin spans five zip codes across four community associations, and each covers a distinct part of the master plan with meaningfully different character, price points and village options. With 351+ transactions across all four associations, this is the part of the valley Tom and Serena know street by street.
89135: Summerlin South
Ten villages including The Ridges, The Summit Club, Red Rock Country Club, The Peaks, The Gardens, The Mesa, The Cliffs, South Square, Ridgebrook and The Willows. Summerlin's most prestigious guard-gated addresses and its most active new construction corridor at Ascension in The Peaks. Priced from $500K to over $40M. 60+ closings here.
89138: Summerlin West
The most active new construction zip code in the master plan. The Paseos, The Vistas, Stonebridge, Reverence, Kestrel, Kestrel Commons, Redpoint, Redpoint Square, Grand Park and La Madre Peaks. Tom and Serena live here and have personally closed 115+ transactions in this zip code. Priced from $400K to over $3M.
89134: Summerlin North
The original heart of the master plan, home to The Hills, Summerlin's founding village, established 1990. The zip code also covers The Trails, The Arbors, The Canyons and several other established communities with mature landscaping and strong freeway access. Priced from the $300s to over $2M.
89144: Summerlin North and Centre
Covers parts of Summerlin North and Summerlin Centre, including Sun City Summerlin, Nevada's largest age-qualified 55 plus community with 7,779 homes and three semi-private golf courses. Also covers The Crossing and Hills South. Priced from the $200s to over $1M.
89128: Summerlin North
The northernmost Summerlin zip code, covering The Pueblo and Siena, including Siena's guard-gated age-qualified golf community for residents 50 and up. Some of the most accessible price points inside the Summerlin boundary, with strong US-95 access.
Age-Qualified Options
Five age-qualified communities sit across these zip codes: Sun City Summerlin, Siena, Trilogy, Regency and Heritage. The complete guide compares them on gating, golf, HOA and price.
Why Work With Tom and Serena
The most effective way to use zip code information is not to pick a zip code and search inside it. It is to work out which priorities matter most to you, then find the corridors that align. That analysis is worth doing before you fall for a neighborhood that does not fit.
For Buyers
Serena can tell you exactly how 89135 differs from 89138 on village options, price trajectory, architectural character and assessment structure. That is the level of local knowledge that changes an outcome.
For Sellers
Pricing correctly means pricing against your zip code's actual comparable set, not the valley's. Tom has listed and sold nearly 350 homes, 99% of them within the original listing agreement.
Master-Planned Communities
How the valley's major communities compare by design, infrastructure and assessment structure, including the SID and LID question.
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