Tom and Serena Heuser specialize in Summerlin luxury real estate. They have lived in Las Vegas for 27 years and in Summerlin for more than 20, in The Hills, The Vistas, and The Paseos, and they work where the valley's luxury inventory sits: The Ridges, Red Rock Country Club, Ascension in The Peaks, Reverence, Stonebridge, The Paseos, and Grand Park.

The luxury record. $64M closed above $1 million, roughly 15% of career sales volume, with 28 of those closings inside Summerlin zip codes. Two sales at $4,375,000, both represented by Serena on the buyer side. Tom's highest listing-side sale is $2,475,000. Across the last 36 months, their Summerlin sales have averaged $1,132,000 across 23 sales.

Behind that: nearly 1,000 career transactions, $427M in sales volume, and 880+ five-star reviews, independently verified across Zillow and Google, not self-reported. Top 1% of Realtors by Career Production. More than 350 of those closings are in Summerlin.

Principal-to-principal service. Above $1 million, the cost of a handoff is real. Large teams route clients to a junior agent after the listing/buyer presentation. Tom and Serena do not. Tom handles every listing. Serena handles every buyer. A client works directly with the two of them from the first conversation to the closing table, and the strategy is executed by the agent who designed it.

Serena has represented over 630 buyers, 50+ of them in new construction, with a search that covers both the MLS and off-market inventory. Buyers get honest evaluation before they commit: deferred maintenance, traffic, layout flaws, lot premiums that will not hold their value, and resale risk, said out loud while there is still time to walk away. On new construction, builder representation is paid by the builder, so it costs the buyer nothing, and the value is in the parts most buyers never see. Builder contracts run 50 to 80 pages and are written for the builder. Design centers are where unadvised buyers routinely overspend $30,000 to $160,000. Incentives have averaged roughly $43,000 across all price points, and they scale sharply with the price of the home. One rule matters more than any of it: the builder requires a buyer's agent to register the buyer on the very first visit to a model or sales office, so contact Serena before walking into one.