Homeowners who don't have to sell now could pull their homes off the market or avoid listing altogether to wait for a tighter, more seller-friendly environment.
The market will take care of itself. We're probably at the peak of inventory. It's just going to take six months to run through it and get back to levels builders feel good about.
Local real estate brokers and agents say they're already noticing signs of a reviving market.
Homeowners who want to sell quickly in today's market should set the list price on their home in the high-90 percent range as a share of value.
Sellers who can wait to sell their properties should expect sustained population growth, job formation and a constrained land supply to aid the market's inventory outlook in the long term.

Bob Hamrick, broker-owner of Coldwell Banker Premier Realty in Las Vegas, said the local Multiple Listing Service has added about 300 single-family homes a week in recent weeks.
"I hate unjustified optimism, but there is true justification to feel confident that in the years to come our market is going to continue to be strong," Hamrick said. "This is not a bubble for our marketplace. Too many large corporations continue to make high-dollar, long-term commitments to Las Vegas, and when they're doing that, it causes us to feel a lot more confident





















