My husband has been busy again adding more communities to our our main site, lvrealty.net. He added a page about Easton Place homes in the master planned community of Providence and a page about La Dolce Vita townhomes. The site has hundreds of pages about different communities around the Vegas valley. I'm wondering if perhaps there is such a thing as too much information.

Let's face it, every site has (or should) MLS access. Big sites like Trulia even offer some listings for consumers to view. Of course, those consumers don't know if that housing division is in the middle of the city or the middle of nowhere. That's why I think there is value in putting up general information like location, amenities, etc about a community. What do you think?

The city of Henderson has been one of the fatest growing cities in Nevada for the last several years running. Prior to its explosive growth, Henderson was best known for its manufacturing plants and not much else.  Some of those original plants are still there, but Henderson is anything but a manufacturing town.

One segment that reflects the overall change in the city best is the townhome market. There were very few townhome communities in Henderson and the Henderson real estate market catered primarily to first time home buyers.  Now Henderson offers some of the most expensive luxury homes and townhomes in the Las Vegas valley. Here are just some of the new luxury townhome communities in Henderson:

• Fiori Townhomes in the Tuscany planned community
• Vita Bella at Lake Las Vegas
• V Townhomes at Lake Las Vegas
• Robindale Villas

There are communities that are targeted to first time home buyers as well, like Eagle Crest townhomes, but most of the newer construction is aimed at the luxury market.  Probably the biggest influence on the market was the construction of Green Valley, the first master planned community in Henderson.  At the time, Green Valley was considered a huge gamble. Nothing like it had been tried before in Henderson, let alone Las Vegas. The overwheming success of Green Valley helped pave the way for several more luxury master planned communities and neighborhoods.