Big Sales. Selective Demand. October delivered a $19 million lakefront closing, a $6.425 million one-bedroom in Martis Camp, and Northstar homes selling in days. Meanwhile, 40 private golf properties were on the market, with just three October closings, and resort condos Continue Reading
Published November 1, 2026 Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard that California’s ballot could send billionaires packing. But between the television ads and the fine print, there’s a lot to sort out. So on a snowy Sunday morning, I settled in. Continue Reading
THE TAHOE EDIT | OCTOBER 2026 September Wasn't a Market. It Was a Map. Lakefront, gated golf, ski resort, single-family homes, and condos across the Tahoe Sierra market. There's money in the market. There's interest in the market. What's not always there is Continue Reading
August closed sales tell a pretty healthy story. Which is interesting, because from where I’m sitting in September, it doesn’t always feel that way. Some very good properties are sitting. Buyers are taking longer, looking harder and, in some parts of the market, simply Continue Reading
Some months, Tahoe feels like five different places having five completely different conversations. At the top of the real estate market, buyers are barely looking at interest rates. In the middle, they’re doing the math twice. South Lake Tahoe has put eleven restaurants Continue Reading
The Tahoe Edit | August 2026 Context Changes Everything We live in a world of headlines. Stocks move on them. Social media thrives on them. Real estate is full of them. But the best decisions are almost never made from a headline. They're made from context. This month Continue Reading
Every market creates its own schedule. Summer doesn't create the market. It reveals how it moves. The docks fill. Inventory grows. Buyers have choices. Summer doesn't speed up every segment equally. Some markets open early. Others arrive fashionably late. The result Continue Reading
Some months, the stories practically write themselves. A restaurant that lands on Food & Wine's most anticipated list before opening its doors. Ballet on the beach with dancers from New York City Ballet. A hotel that has Truckee debating its future. Another class of Continue Reading
The Tahoe Edit: Monthly insights on Lake Tahoe luxury real estate, market trends, lakefront homes, golf communities, and mountain living. The lifts stopped turning. The tourists went home. The lake disappeared into a fog bank. And somehow, that's when the most interesting Continue Reading
