Alexis Michaud, Las Vegas luxury REALTOR
REALTOR AND LAS VEGAS LIFESTYLE EXPERT

Las Vegas luxury, guided by judgment.

I pair a native’s market memory with the analysis, negotiation, and discretion serious real estate decisions deserve.

Huntington & Ellis · Las Vegas, Nevada
Harvard LawLegal training
Nearly 20 yearsTax & corporate law
$5MM+ dealsIBM global closer
Public companyHelped take Switch public
Native NevadanDeep local market memory
Huntington & EllisLuxury real estate
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My deep-analysis publication for readers who want to understand the Las Vegas luxury market below the headline — community by community, homesite by homesite, decision by decision.

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Las Vegas Real Estate Advice: When Staying Makes Sense

By Alexis MichaudOctober 12, 2026

When the Best Real Estate Advice Is Not to Make a Move By Alexis Michaud Before recommending a purchase, sale, or renovation, I want to understand what it will actually improve for you. A client once asked me to look at a residence in a Las Vegas building with a well-known name. She and her…

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Meet Alexis

Experience that changes how I see the deal.

I'm a native Nevadan who grew up watching one of Las Vegas's most successful realtors build a business door by door.

Before real estate became my primary work, I spent nearly 20 years in tax and corporate law. At IBM, I closed $5MM+ deals around the world and served on the Worldwide Executive Review Board. Later, I helped take Las Vegas technology company Switch public — the ride of a lifetime.

Real estate is my focus now. I no longer practice law. But the training is present in every analysis, every negotiation, and every contract. I teach negotiation and contract drafting from an in-house counsel perspective: protect the client, build bridges, and keep the long view.

Judgment before transaction.
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Representation measured not just by the close, but by clarity, advocacy, and the quality of the decision.

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