The Golden Boy, a boxing promoter and former world champion, paid $14.6 million in cash for a property that was still under construction in the exclusive Henderson hillside neighborhood of MacDonald Highlands.

According to the Las Vegas Realtors Association’s Multiple Listing Service, the purchase came in first place among local Las Vegas area sales in May. After being traded to Buffalo, Las Vegas Golden Knight Alex Tuch sold his home in Summerlin, making it one of two sports celebrities to do so in May.

The one-story residence of De La Hoya has 10,460 square feet of usable area, five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and an eight-car garage. It is situated on almost an acre. According to Clark County property records, Dragon Peak LLC purchased the house from upscale builder Blue Heron. It gives the address 1990 S. Bundy Drive, which is connected to Oscar De La Hoya Real Estate, the Oscar De La Hoya Foundation, and Golden Boy Enterprises.

The house is a part of Blue Heron’s Equinox Collection at MacDonald Highlands and is close to a home that cost a record-breaking $25 million that was sold by the developer to Anthony Hsieh in June 2020. Hsieh is the founder and chairman of LoanDepot, a California-based non-bank consumer lender of home mortgages across the nation.

According to Kristen Routh-Silberman, a partner with Corcoran Global Living, the De La Hoya bespoke home is described as having a floor plan design that only Blue Heron can build, with its indoor, outdoor, and water amenities. It is a traditional style with a contemporary touch, she explained, and measures 8,051 square feet on the inside and 2,409 square feet outside.

According to Routh-Silberman, it “represents another masterpiece and milestone for Blue Heron and Tyler Jones.” It’s fantastic and when it’s finished, it’ll be a stunner. As part of Blue Heron’s ongoing evolution, they have combined modern and timeless elements in this residence. They have a new appearance. For contemporary architecture, it is extremely elegant. When it is finished, it ought to be a showcase in Architectural Digest.

The house offers sweeping views of the mountains and the Strip. Water elements and a porte-cochere make the entrance a statement. Every man wants the garages and an entry to make a statement as you approach, according to Routh-Silberman.

The house contains a main bedroom with its own wing, as well as a guest wing with a cinema room and a digital den. Additionally, a bar, gym, and office are included. An outdoor living room, outdoor kitchen, and an outdoor dining and wine room are further highlights. The lap pool is in the backyard. There are play spaces, fire couches, and a spa.

When the house is finished early next year, Blue Heron CEO and creator Tyler Jones said it will be fully outfitted with pieces from their furniture line.

The buyer’s agent was Simply Vegas Realtor Payge Avery.

According to Forrest Barbee, corporate broker with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, there were 178 transactions of $1 million or more luxury homes and condos in May. At the start of June, there were 230 pending sales. Although less than the all-time record of 218 in April, that is the third-highest monthly sales total of $1 million or more in history.

29 sales between $2 million and $2.99 million were reported in May, one fewer than in May 2021, according to Rob Jensen, broker and owner of the Rob Jensen Co. Four sales between $3 million and $3.99 million were made, which is fewer than the eight in May 2021. Six sales of $4 million or more were made, which is two fewer than in May 2021.

Sale of Alex Tuch

Tuch, who was transferred to Buffalo in November, has obtained $3.92 million for his residence on Bronze Ridge Street in Summerlin’s The Ridges neighborhood. The house was purchased by Tuch for $2.35 million in July 2020.

The 4,888 square foot, two-story mansion on a golf course was constructed in 2016 and has five bedrooms and six bathrooms. It features a covered outdoor kitchen, a wine cellar, a putting green, a sunken fire pit, waterfalls, and an enclosed lanai.

Donald Romero of Listing Haven listed the residence. The buyer’s agent was Caradino Fobbs with Signature Real Estate Group. According to Clark County property records, Pauline Yeung purchased the property. Yeung is listed as co-founding Kuk Fook Jewelry in Hong Kong, which has retail locations all over the world, on her LinkedIn profile. She has appeared in “Dragons Forever,” “Flying Squads,” and “To Live and Die in Tsimshatsui” as an actress. She has written numerous books on fitness and beauty.

Added top sales in May

 

For $10.75 million, a one-story house in MacDonald Highlands with 2.44 acres of land was sold. It is a 2006 construction with a 12-car garage, six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and 23,554 square feet of living space.

It is described as a hotel-inspired villa with seamless internal and outdoor spaces, making it a great place to entertain. A resort-style pool and patio with a swim-up bar and views of the DragonRidge Country Club are accessible from the main great area. In a theater with 12 seats, there is a bar. The house features four guest suites in addition to two master rooms.

The buyer was identified as Juniper Financial Services LLC of Salem, Oregon. The seller was the Patrick Willis Family Trust. Owner of the American Recovery Service is Willis. The listing agent was Isaac Moore from Las Vegas Sotheby’s International. The buyer’s agent was Patty Turner with LIFT Realty District.

For $5.35 million, a two-story house on Orient Express Court in Queensridge North was sold. It has 912 bathrooms, eight bedrooms, and 10,833 square feet of space.

The residence is situated on 1.1 acres and was built by Executive Home Builders, who also created Tivoli Village. It contains a six-car garage, courtyard entry, porte-cochere, and semi-circular drive. In the main house, there is a casita with seven bedrooms. One of the downstairs bedrooms has access to a side yard and terrace. There is a balcony in the main bedroom up stairs.

According to the listing, the house is renowned for its workmanship, lofty ceilings, beautiful windows, and marble accents. There are five fireplaces, an elevator, a wine room, a game room, a built-in office, two staircases, a chef’s kitchen, and four balconies with views of the Red Rock Mountains and the Las Vegas Strip.

A putting green, pool, and BBQ area are in the backyard. Congress Realty’s Jared English handled the listing. The buyer’s representative was Eva Liang of American Realty Properties. Anthony Auband Trust, Eva Liang Trust, and Shamrock3 Trust were the purchasers. Ajaypal Singh Khatra and Ikroop Kaur Dhillon were the sellers.

Henderson’s 2020 Blue Heron residence on Diamond Rim Court sold for $4.75 million. It has five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, a four-car garage, and is 5,768 square feet in size.

It is located in the guard-gated neighborhood of Obsidian, which includes 33 estates, at the foot of Black Mountain. It has a casita, a sizable loft, and a game room that opens to an upper party deck. Visitors can access a resort-style pool via a spiral staircase.

Zar Zanganeh of The Agency Las Vegas listed the house. The buyer’s agent was Robin Compagno from Corcoran Global Living. The purchaser was James Korus. The vendors were Shane and Jodee Harley.

 

On San Alivia Court, a two-story house sold for $4.7 million. It has five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, and is 5,838 square feet. It is situated on 1.29 acres in Southern Highlands’ guard-gated Tuscan Cliffs neighborhood.

The mansion features a 30-foot water slide, waterfalls, putting greens, and a 10-person spa. It was constructed in 2007 but has just undergone remodeling with new lighting, flooring, and finishes.

The house contains two lofts, a den, a movie theater, and a separate casita entry. The main bedroom can be reached via stairs or an elevator.

Urban Nest Realty’s Jill DuMay handled the listing. The buyer’s agent was Yvonne Angarola from Berkshire Hathaway Home Services. The buyers were Ginger Kerr and Switch executive vice president of network operations Brian Boles. The vendor was TNT NV Trust.