Does my Las Vegas HOA have to approve my remodel?

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Short answer

Roughly 60% of Las Vegas metro homes fall under HOA jurisdiction — higher than any other major US metro. Summerlin, Green Valley, Anthem, MacDonald Highlands, Southern Highlands, The Lakes, and Centennial Hills are effectively HOA-universal. The architectural review committee has independent approval authority over exterior materials, colors, roofing, driveways, paint, xeriscape design, and ADU placement. HOA review runs parallel to the applicable city or county permit, not in series.

In detail

Roughly 60% of Las Vegas metro homes fall under HOA jurisdiction — higher than any other major US metro. Summerlin, Green Valley, Anthem, MacDonald Highlands, Southern Highlands, The Lakes, and Centennial Hills are effectively HOA-universal. The architectural review committee has independent approval authority over exterior materials, colors, roofing, driveways, paint, xeriscape design, and ADU placement. HOA review runs parallel to the applicable city or county permit, not in series.

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