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$15 million sale in MacDonald Highlands led the list for the most expensive luxury home closing in October, with IndyCar driver Colton Herta and former Golden Knights player Jonathan Marchessault also making notable sales. The luxury market showed strength, with 119 closings of $1 million and above in October and 182 sales pending, according to Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices' Forrest Barbee.

    Las Vegas is on a record pace for luxury sales, surpassing last year's total with 1,485 sales of $1 million and above through October. The average price paid for luxury homes in October was $1.96 million, while the inventory has increased to 10 months of supply.

    The top sale at $15 million was on Dragon Crest Avenue in MacDonald Highlands' Dragon's Reserve, a private cul-de-sac with views of the Strip and mountains. Built by Blue Heron in 2021, the three-story home measures 10,037 square feet with seven bedrooms, eight baths, and a four-car garage.

    Entrepreneur brothers Joshua and David Walters purchased the home for cash, citing its contemporary design and energy as key factors in their decision. The sellers, aviators Stephanie Goetz and Endre Holen, designed the property as a sanctuary blending their love for aviation and modern architecture.

    The No. 2 sale was for $5.4 million on Dragon Peak Drive, also in MacDonald Highlands. IndyCar driver Colton Herta purchased the two-story home built by Blue Heron in 2024, which features six bedrooms, eight baths, and a five-car garage.

    Other notable sales included a $5.1 million purchase on Vintage Canyon Street in Southern Highlands and a $5 million sale on North Jensen Street in Lone Mountain Estates. The luxury market is expected to remain strong, with agents citing the city's growth and affordability as key factors attracting buyers.