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Hotel transactions in Las Vegas hit lowest point in over a decade

Fewer than 10 hotels traded, with not a single transaction exceeding $30 million
Sales volume in the Las Vegas market is typically driven by large, single-asset, upper-tier independent hotels and portfolio sales, both of which were absent in 2024. (Getty Images/Westend61)
Sales volume in the Las Vegas market is typically driven by large, single-asset, upper-tier independent hotels and portfolio sales, both of which were absent in 2024. (Getty Images/Westend61)
CoStar Analytics
January 16, 2025 | 11:42 P.M.

Roughly $115 million of hotel properties were sold in Las Vegas last year, a decrease of 90% compared to the prior year. This was the lowest volume recorded in the city since 2014, and significantly lower compared to the 10-year market average of about 15 trades for $3.5 billion.

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