Meet Our Dedicated Realtors
Lance Casazza, Realtor®
California and Nevada
(916) 834-3699
My name is Lance Casazza and I was born and raised in California. After 49 years in this amazing state, I made the decision to relocate to Summerlin, Nevada. Now I specialize in helping others make the move to the Las Vegas area. With deep roots in Sacramento, I spend half the month here to meet with potential clients to answer all their questions about the incredible benefits of moving to Nevada. When you’re ready, let’s sit down and let me show you all the things Vegas has to offer!
Jill Roundy, Realtor®
Nevada and Utah
(702) 526-0058
Hi my name is Jill Roundy. I was born and raised in Las Vegas and spent my summers in beautiful Utah. I work with buyers and specialize in relocations, summer homes, cabins, investment properties and second homes. If you are looking to make a move or invest, I can show you some amazing options. Looking forward to earning your business!
Lance Casazza, Realtor®
California and Nevada
(916) 834-3699
My name is Lance Casazza and I was born and raised in California. After 49 years in this amazing state, I made the decision to relocate to Summerlin, Nevada. Now I specialize in helping others make the move to the Las Vegas area. With deep roots in Sacramento, I spend half the month here to meet with potential clients to answer all their questions about the incredible benefits of moving to Nevada. When you’re ready, let’s sit down and let me show you all the things Vegas has to offer!
Jill Roundy, Realtor®
Nevada and Utah
(702) 526-0058
Hi my name is Jill Roundy. I was born and raised in Las Vegas and spent my summers in beautiful Utah. I work with buyers and specialize in relocations, summer homes, cabins, investment properties and second homes. If you are looking to make a move or invest, I can show you some amazing options. Looking forward to earning your business!
Californians are moving out-of-state like never before, and two of their preferred destinations include the greater Las Vegas area and Southern Utah.
In fact, California has seen the highest out-of-state migrations rates for years now, but that’s been bolstered during the Covid-19 pandemic, lockdowns, and the fact that more people than ever can work virtually. Although census data lags, we saw about 600,000 Californians leave the Golden State for greener pastures in 2017, and that number should be significantly higher by the time 2020 concludes.
Could one million or more California residents pull up stake this year, selling their homes and move to Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Texas, or other popular new destinations? It’s very likely.
If you’ve lived in California recently, it’s hard to blame residents for this mass exodus, as California is now known for its exorbitant cost of housing, high cost of living overall, ever-tightening restrictions and laws that always seem to penalize the common person or business owner, and some of the highest taxes in the nation.
Two new destinations: Las Vegas and Southern Utah, are allowing California transplants to check those boxes. Actually, of all the Californians who moved out of state from 2013 to 2017, 56% of them set up new roots in Nevada, and the Las Vegas region specifically.
Californians are moving out-of-state like never before, and two of their preferred destinations include the greater Las Vegas area and Southern Utah.
In fact, California has seen the highest out-of-state migrations rates for years now, but that’s been bolstered during the Covid-19 pandemic, lockdowns, and the fact that more people than ever can work virtually. Although census data lags, we saw about 600,000 Californians leave the Golden State for greener pastures in 2017, and that number should be significantly higher by the time 2020 concludes.
Could one million or more California residents pull up stake this year, selling their homes and move to Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Texas, or other popular new destinations? It’s very likely.
If you’ve lived in California recently, it’s hard to blame residents for this mass exodus, as California is now known for its exorbitant cost of housing, high cost of living overall, ever-tightening restrictions and laws that always seem to penalize the common person or business owner, and some of the highest taxes in the nation.
Two new destinations: Las Vegas and Southern Utah, are allowing California transplants to check those boxes. Actually, of all the Californians who moved out of state from 2013 to 2017, 56% of them set up new roots in Nevada, and the Las Vegas region specifically.