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What part of Las Vegas do celebrities live?

Tennis legend Andre Agassi lives in Queensridge. Floyd Mayweather has a new Las Vegas mansion in Queensridge. Imagine Dragons members have lived in Mountain Trails and The Ridges. Movie Star Nicholas Cage has lived in Spanish Hills, among other Las Vegas' best locations.



While many tourists expect to see stars on the Strip, most celebrities living in Las Vegas reside in ultra-exclusive, guard-gated communities in the suburbs, particularly in Summerlin and Henderson. The most prestigious neighborhood is The Ridges in Summerlin, known for its desert-contemporary custom mansions and high concentration of famous residents, including athletes and entertainers. MacDonald Highlands in Henderson is another hotspot, often ranked as one of the most affluent neighborhoods in the U.S.; it offers "DragonRidge" golf course views and intense privacy. Other notable areas include Tournament Hills, which surrounds the TPC Summerlin golf course, and Southern Highlands, favored for its sprawling estates and proximity to the private airport. In 2026, these areas remain the gold standard for "quiet luxury," allowing stars like Adele, Celine Dion, and various Golden Knights players to enjoy a life away from the neon lights while remaining just a 20-minute drive from the world's most famous entertainment venues.

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