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Our goal is to provide you with current Lincoln County Land Market information you can use to make good buying and selling decisions. Market knowledge is your key to buying, selling, and investing right. Whether you are looking for the dream retirement site or a large ranch with water rights, Lincoln County Land Market will help you understand the market.



Lincoln County, Nevada is an Old Western Wonderland.  Since less than three percent of the land is privately owned and ninety seven percent is public lands, the supply is very limited.  Located less than two hundred miles north east of Las Vegas, Nevada and at elevations from 3000 to above 8000 feet above sea level, this cooler mountain climate is extremely desirable as a get away.  One hour North of Coyote Springs, the number of people who will make Lincoln County their primary home is expected to grow dramatically in the future.



The access to, and availablity of, recreational opportunities in and around Lincoln County are nearly endless.  From Lake Mead to Zion and Escalante Grand Stair Case National Parks to The Las Vegas Strip and none of them are even in Lincoln County.  With over ten thousand square miles of mostly public land and five Nevada State Parks, you could spend a life time exploring. Lincoln County borders Southern Utah, and is not far from the Arzona Strip (North Rim of The Grand Canyon), some of the most Beautiful and unpopulated land in America.  Join us for Lincoln County National Trails Day

Water in Lincoln County, as in many parts of the world today, is one of the most valuable resources.  Water laws and water rights can become very complicated, caution and facts are recommended here.  It is our most valuable resource. 

The history of Lincoln County is rich in American frontier history with its mining and railroad past combined with the large amount of public lands, Lincoln County Nevada has unique appeal equaled by very few places. Current Lincoln County Profile.

Due to the projected demographic shifts in the future including the baby boomer generation retiring, growth in Lincoln County on a percentage basis is expected to exceed any planning model available anywhere. Doing Business in Lincoln County.  This will create unpresidented challenges and opportunities.

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Chris W. Miller ABR, CRS, GRI  Cell 435-862-5951 or  Office 702-346-7200