Henderson, NV
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Where should I look for a mobile home in Henderson, Nevada?
The best thing about Henderson is the ‘small town’ standard of living it provides, while also allowing easy commutes into the Vegas Strip. Henderson has a population of nearly 1/3 of a million people, but it doesn’t feel like that when you’re there. It offers plenty of idyllic suburban neighborhoods, a few flashy urban zones (though nowhere near as flashy as Las Vegas, one must admit), and plenty of the finer things in life. It presents a much more wholesome atmosphere in which to raise a family, as well. No wonder Henderson mobile homes for sale are drawing so much attention.
Today we’ll look at some of the best places for buying a mobile home in Henderson. We’ll compare the relative costs and benefits of some of the city’s most popular neighborhoods, and try to give you all the other information you would need to imagine living there. We’ll talk about Henderson’s geography, climate and demographics in turn. We’ll even identify some of the best days out the city has to offer for couples, singles and families.
History of Henderson
History of Henderson
Henderson’s story begins in the lead-up to America’s entry into WWII. The Basic magnesium Plant was built in the then sparsely populated Las Vegas Valley, and soon became the largest magnesium producer in the US. The material was in demand at wartime, for incendiary munitions, aerospace parts and as a strengthening agent in aluminum alloys. At one point, fully ¼ of Hoover dam’s hydroelectric output was used to refine the metal from its ore by electrolysis. By 1947, though, there was a dramatically lower demand for the ‘miracle metal’ that made Henderson’s fortunes. The plant closed, and the workers moved away. Fully half the city lay empty, and Nevada Legislature moved to incorporate the settlement as the City of Henderson in 1953. The population was only 7,410 at that time. It rebounded dramatically in the next few decades.
Things to do in Henderson
Things to do in Henderson
There is no shortage of things to do in the city, without setting foot in Las Vegas. When hunting mobile homes in Henderson, why not try shopping at The District at Green Valley Ranch or the Montelago Village and Boutiques?
Perhaps you’d prefer an evening at the Henderson Pavilion Concert Theater and Recreational Plaza or a day out at Lake Las Vegas? The Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa, and Casino is worth a holiday all to itself, and the Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve and Water Reclamation Facility is well worth a day’s excursion. Why not tour the Ethel M Chocolate Factory, or stroll the Galleria at Sunset?
The Ethel M Botanical Cactus Garden and the Clark County Heritage Museum are worth a visit, and Ascaya is as beautiful as the Black Mountain Recreation Center. In town, why not lunch at the Anthem Country Club or tour the Acacia Demonstration Gardens?
Mobile Homes for sale in Henderson, NV
Location
Location
Henderson is located just south of Las Vegas in the Las Vegas Valley, within the Mojave Desert. Just to the east lies Bounder City. It includes Lake Las Vegas. It is just a few miles from the southeast corner of the state. Anyone considering looking for Henderson, NV mobile homes should know that the city’s location gives it a hot desert climate, with mild winters and blistering summers with average temperatures of 100 degrees plus. It experiences a monsoon season, which results in frequent summer thunderstorms and occasional flash floods. It is extremely sunny, with an average of 292 clear days each year. Before you buy land in Henderson, though, think about what kind of neighborhood you would most enjoy living in. A few of the nicest include the following listed below. Henderson Neighborhoods Sun City East Sun City east is an affluent neighborhood, and might not be the first place one would think to buy a mobile home in Henderson. However, the few that are there are spectacular. The median real estate price in Sun City east is $648,000. Most of the homes are small to medium sized townhomes and single-family dwellings. Most are relatively new, having been built after the turn of the century. Vacancy rates in Sun City East are between 9% and 10%. MacDonald Highlands The median property price in the MacDonald Highlands is just over $675,000. That will likely be lower if you were to buy a mobile home in Henderson, NV, though. It is a lovely suburban neighborhood with newer homes and apartment high-rises built in the last 2 decades or so. Vacancy rates are right at the national average of 8.2%. River Mountain River Mountain is another affluent neighborhood with some of the most expensive mobile homes in Henderson, but they are well worth the median real estate price of just under $680,000. River mountain is a sparsely populated rural neighborhood which includes the lakeside Equestrian Park North and Trailhead. This is a very popular part of the city, though, and a vacancy rate of just over 5% means you might not be offered a great deal of choice. Seven Hills East Seven hills east is located right between Sunridge Heights and the Henderson Executive Airport. The 7 hills it is named for are green parkland with lovely hiking trails. The median real estate prices in Seven Hills East are just under $700,000, so if you are looking for land in Nevada there, you had better be well-funded.
Henderson demographics
Henderson demographics
Henderson, NV’s population as of the 2020 census was 317,610, up nearly 60,000 from the prior census of 2010. Henderson is the 2nd largest city in the state, and is at the heart of a huge Metropolitan Area. Nevertheless, it is quite spacious and there are plenty of great places to find mobile homes in Henderson, NV.
Just under 94% of Henderson residents over the age of 25 have high school diplomas, and 34% have a Bachelor’s degree or higher. The median household income was $75,430 in 2020, and the median value of owner-occupied housing units was a manageable $341,100 in the same year.
Arts in Henderson
Arts in Henderson
As the hospitality and tourism industry becomes more and more important to the city – it is becoming Vegas away from Vegas – anyone seeking to buy a mobile home in Henderson, NV cannot help but notice the increasing availability of world class culture and entertainment options in the city. Their Shakespeare in the park tradition has been ongoing for more than 15 years, and the Multigenerational recreational facility at Liberty Point is the largest in the state. It also supports the state’s only scenic bird preserve. Finally, events are held regularly at the largest outdoor amphitheater in Nevada.
Schools in Henderson
Schools in Henderson
The great schools in Henderson are a major draw for young families, and one of the reasons Henderson, NV mobile homes for sale are so popular right now. Henderson is served by the Clark County School District, some of whose best schools include Kathy L. Batterman Elementary School, John R. Beatty Elementary School, John C. Bass Elementary School, Will Beckley Elementary School, Wayne N. Tanaka Elementary School, Sunrise Acres Elementary School, Sheila R. Tarr Elementary School, Selma F. Bartlett Elementary School, Rex Bell Elementary School. There are also plenty of middle and high schools to choose from for this age group, including Ralph Cadwallader Middle School, Lyal Burkholder Middle School, Lawrence & Heidi Canarelli Middle School, James E. Cashman Middle School, Helen C. Cannon Junior High School, Canyon Springs High School, Boulder City High School, Bonanza High School, the Basic Academy of International Studies and Arbor View High School. Colleges and universities in and around Henderson include a campus of California's National University, Devry University, Everest College, Nevada State College, The Art Institute of Las Vegas, the College of Southern Nevada, the International Academy of Design & Technology, the Roseman University of Health Sciences and Touro University Nevada.
Why Henderson?
Why Henderson?
The city is growing by around 6,000 people every year, so quite a few would clearly say “yes.” However, buying a mobile home in Henderson, NV is more than an economic decision. You might end up spending much of your life in the city, so you should make sure it is the kind of place where you and your family can be happy. It is lovely, and a much more wholesome place to live than “Sin City,” but it also offers easy access to the Las Vegas Strip when you feel the need for some nightlife. Something for everyone, as they say.
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