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Leasing your home in Queensridge, Las Vegas

Queensridge is a guard-gated community of custom estates plus One Queensridge Place, twin 20-story towers next to Tivoli Village. Its central west-valley location shortens drives to Summerlin and the Strip.

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The short answer

How much does a home in Queensridge rent for?

Queensridge combines guard-gated estates with the One Queensridge Place towers next to Tivoli Village. Published rent data is too thin to quote a median. Estate HOA dues run about $315 to $585 a month and tower dues about $1,800 to $4,500 (Nevada Real Estate Group, October 2026).

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Queensridge by the numbers

Queensridge rent prices, HOA dues and lease terms

Leasing facts for Queensridge, with sources and dates
MeasureFigureSource and date
HOA dues, estate sectionsAbout $315–$585/mo combinedNevada Real Estate Group, Queensridge 2026 guide, October 2026
HOA dues, One Queensridge PlaceAbout $1,800–$4,500/mo, by residence sizeNevada Real Estate Group, Queensridge 2026 guide, October 2026
Tower lease rulesAssociation minimum-term rules; tenants register at the guard gate; not a nightly-rental buildingNevada Real Estate Group, One Queensridge Place, October 2026
Tower amenity25-meter indoor lap poolSavi Realty, One Queensridge Place, October 2026
Former Badlands courseClosed December 2016; land approved for Lennar’s gated “The Preserve” in 2025Las Vegas Review-Journal; City of Las Vegas, 2026
Drive to the Strip / airportAbout 15 / 25 minutesNevada Real Estate Group, October 2026

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What estate and tower dues cost, the tower’s lease rules, and why the location leases.

What the home offers

What renters pay more for in Queensridge

  • Guard-gated custom-home sections
  • One Queensridge Place: twin 20-story towers with full-service amenities
  • Central west-valley location near Summerlin and the Strip
  • Tivoli Village retail and dining next door

Leasing rules

Queensridge HOA and lease rules

  • Tower units follow their own association lease rules, which can set long minimum terms.
  • The former Badlands course is approved for Lennar’s gated “The Preserve” project. Disclose nearby construction to applicants.
  • City of Las Vegas rules apply: no investor short-term rentals.

Questions owners ask

Leasing in Queensridge: owner FAQ

Can I lease my One Queensridge Place residence short-term?

No. One Queensridge Place is not a nightly-rental building, leases follow the association’s minimum-term rules, and tenants register at the guard gate. City of Las Vegas rules also bar investor short-term rentals.

Will construction on the former golf course affect my lease?

The former Badlands course closed in December 2016, and the land is approved for Lennar’s gated “The Preserve” homes. Tell applicants about nearby construction up front so the lease starts on clear terms.

Can I rent my home in Queensridge short-term?

City of Las Vegas: short-term rentals (under 30 days) need an owner-occupied license, and they are prohibited outright in Summerlin and other master-planned areas. Plan on leases of 30 days or longer.

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