Trust Home Builders pays agents 3% on their first closing and climbs to 6% by the fourth, on the full price, and it never resets. Here is how the program works.

When most people picture Las Vegas, they envision the Strip. However, locals know there's more to the city. Just a few miles north, downtown has transformed over the last decade into a vibrant working district. It boasts its own restaurants, galleries, and a lively daytime population. This area is still evolving. If you're considering buying a home near downtown, particularly at Five Points, read on to discover what this means for you. Downtown: A Hub of Work and Life Many ou

Essential Terms Before You Break Ground Build-to-Suit Building a home on land you already own (or are acquiring), designed specifically around your vision from the ground up. This is as custom as it gets. CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions) The official rulebook for a community — covering things like exterior paint colors, fencing, and landscaping. Worth reading before you fall in love with a lot. Designer Home Plans (Build on Your Lot) Already own land? Trust Home B

A real-time brainstorm on a brand-new community: the Mesa Verde Enclave, a small gated cul-de-sac of four custom homes in Silverado Ranch. Krista and Michael talk through how the project came to Trust, why the timing finally worked, and bringing a fresh transitional, modern-farmhouse design language to the Las Vegas desert.

The excerpt is the short summary that shows under the title on the blog page, so keep it to one or two sentences. The settings you showed were for the Serene post, so that one comes first: Serene Estates: Estate-sized homes on 15,000+ square foot lots in Henderson, with no HOA. See what makes Serene Estates one of the valley's most private places to build.

Luxury and lasting value aren't opposites. Here's what really drives value in a custom home, and why Southern Nevada is one of the best places in the country to build one.

Krista and Michael pull back the curtain on spec level, the hidden risk of under-spec'ing a build, and the finishes that move both cost and buyer perception.

From the outside, a homebuilder can look like a large operation with endless resources. In reality, it's a small team juggling multiple projects at once. Krista and Michael pull back the curtain on how the business really runs day to day, where their time goes, and the early stages most people never see.

Trust Home Builders steps into multifamily. Michael and Krista break down their first major multifamily development — a 79-unit downtown Las Vegas project — covering how the deal came together, the unique downtown buyer, taking over a partially built site, financing and phasing at scale, and delivering attainable new construction.

Is now a good time to build? Krista and Michael go behind the numbers on vendor pricing, construction costs, and the real factors that drive when and how builders make pricing decisions, from trade availability to market timing.

Is the market turning? Krista and Michael dig into early-2026 indicators, shifts in buyer activity, inventory, interest rates, and the broader economic signals they're watching for signs that momentum is returning after a tough 2025.

Welcome to Season 2. Krista and Michael share who they are, how Trust Home Builders grew from early infill projects into a brand with 100+ homes planned over the next two years, and what it takes to keep building in today's Southern Nevada market.