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Las Vegas High School Neighborhood sits about 0.32 miles from the center of downtown, in ZIP 89101, where Census estimates put the median home at 1974.

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What we know about Las Vegas High School Neighborhood

  • The Las Vegas High School academic building and gymnasium were built in 1930 in the Art Deco style, specifically the Aztec Moderne subset.Source en.wikipedia.org
  • The school campus district is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as of March 3, 2022, and includes 11 buildings.Source en.wikipedia.org
  • The academic building and gymnasium were listed individually on the National Register on September 24, 1986.Source en.wikipedia.org
  • The campus sits at 315 South 7th Street and 925 East Clark Avenue.Source en.wikipedia.org

Water damage in Las Vegas High School Neighborhood homes

This is one of the oldest corners of the city. Census estimates count about 1,531 homes in ZIP 89101 built before 1950. Older homes can carry plumbing that has been patched many times, and original plaster or wood floors dry differently than new drywall. Taking a moisture map before anything is torn out keeps more of the original house in place.

  • Ask the crew to save original trim and doors where readings allow.
  • Old plaster and wood dry slowly. Expect a longer dry out than new drywall.
  • Keep a photo record of any original features before work starts.

Homes by year built in ZIP 89101

Census estimates from the ACS 2024 5-year count 18,050 homes in ZIP 89101. Older homes tend to have older supply lines and water heaters, which is where many leaks start.

  • 1939 or earlier389
  • 1940 to 19491,142
  • 1950 to 19592,119
  • 1960 to 19693,911
  • 1970 to 19793,290
  • 1980 to 19892,183
  • 1990 to 19991,604
  • 2000 to 20092,480
  • 2010 to 2019920
  • 2020 or later12

Source U.S. Census Bureau ACS via Census Reporter. More on ZIP 89101.

Questions from Las Vegas High School Neighborhood

Is Las Vegas High School Neighborhood inside the Dry Vegas service area?
Yes. The center of Las Vegas High School Neighborhood is about 0.32 miles from the middle of downtown Las Vegas, inside the 4 mile radius.
Which ZIP code is Las Vegas High School Neighborhood in?
The Census geocoder places the center of Las Vegas High School Neighborhood in ZIP 89101, which also takes in Downtown and the near east side.
How old are the homes around Las Vegas High School Neighborhood?
Census estimates for ZIP 89101 put the median build year at 1974. The most common decade is 1960 to 1969, and about 60% of homes were built before 1980.
Who handles building permits in Las Vegas High School Neighborhood?
The City of Las Vegas Building and Safety department at City Hall, 495 S. Main St. Check that your address is inside city limits first.
Are most homes in ZIP 89101 rented?
Census estimates show about 81% of occupied homes in ZIP 89101 are rented. Renters should tell the landlord in writing and check their own renters policy.
What is the first thing to do after a leak in Las Vegas High School Neighborhood?
Shut the water, stay clear of wet outlets and take photos. Then ask the crew to save original trim and doors where readings allow.
When do storms cause flooding near Las Vegas High School Neighborhood?
NWS Las Vegas says monsoon storms typically arrive in July and August, and flash floods sweep down dry washes or pour into low spots.
How hard is the tap water in Las Vegas High School Neighborhood?
LVVWD calls its water very hard and lists 16 to 17 grains per gallon. It is not a health risk, but scale builds in heaters and fixtures.
How fast does a wet room in Las Vegas High School Neighborhood need to be dried?
EPA says within 24 to 48 hours. Dry desert air helps surfaces, but water trapped under flooring or in walls still needs gear and readings.
How do I reach Dry Vegas from Las Vegas High School Neighborhood?
Call or text (725) 302-6540. Say where the water came from and which rooms are wet.

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