Photo: Mikey Del Rosario — the Landings model homes above, with the Strip on the horizon. The inline photos further down this page are KB Home’s own marketing images, credited to KB Home where they appear.
Local Feature
KB Home just opened the first phase of Sandstone, a nearly 300-acre, 1,500-home master-planned community on North Las Vegas's northern edge \u2014 the company's largest new Southern Nevada community in a decade. Unlike some of the valley's other big announcements, this one isn't a future promise: homes are for sale right now, starting in the high $300,000s.
The site sits in the area our North Las Vegas guide already calls “Tule Springs” — here’s what’s actually built, what’s still coming, and what a buyer should weigh before treating “starting in the $300s” as the whole story.
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What just opened
KB Home announced the opening of Sandstone on September 4, 2026, with the Las Vegas Review-Journal independently reporting on the launch on September 8. The community sits north of the 215 Beltway’s North Fifth Street interchange, within North Las Vegas’s 89084 zip code — part of the broader Villages at Tule Springs master-planned corridor.
Sandstone is planned as four sub-communities across nearly 300 acres. Two are open for sale today: Landings, one- and two-story single-family homes from the high $300,000s (roughly 1,572 to 2,469 square feet, up to five bedrooms), and Reserves, build-to-order single-family homes from the mid $400,000s (roughly 1,644 to 3,066 square feet, also up to five bedrooms). Two more — Meadows (two-story townhomes) and Gardens (two-story single-family) — are described by KB Home as “coming soon,” not yet open for sale.
Sandstone, by the numbers
What’s actually confirmed and open for sale today. See the sources at the end of this article for the full reporting.
- Homes planned
- 1,500+
- Starting price, first phase
- High $300Ks
- Land cost
- $91M
- Sub-communities open
- 2 of 4
Across four sub-communities on nearly 300 acres
Landings; Reserves starts from the mid $400s
For 200+ acres, purchased late 2024
Landings and Reserves; Meadows and Gardens are “coming soon”
Where this actually sits
“North Las Vegas” covers a lot of ground, and Sandstone sits at its active northern edge — exactly the stretch our North Las Vegas guide already describes as Tule Springs: newer homes, big-sky surroundings, and a community still filling in. That guide’s own honest framing applies directly here — this is the newest, farthest-out part of the city, with the longest drive back to the valley’s core.
On the plus side, KB Home’s marketing points to real, checkable proximity: a trailhead connecting directly to the Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument, and beltway access via CC-215 that reaches I-15 and I-11 toward Harry Reid International Airport and the region’s employment centers, including Nellis and Creech Air Force Bases.
What's nearby, per KB Home
Beyond the trailhead and beltway access above, KB Home’s own community pages market Sandstone’s location for its proximity to outdoor recreation: Shadow Creek Golf Course and Aliante Golf Club, hiking, biking, skiing, and snowboarding at Mount Charleston and Lee Canyon, plus the on-site pickleball and basketball courts, dog park, and playgrounds already noted above. These are the builder’s own marketing claims about the surrounding area, not distances or drive times LVINIT has independently verified, so take them as a starting point for your own research rather than a confirmed commute.
The four images below are KB Home’s own representative marketing photos for those selling points — not documentary photos of Sandstone’s actual courts or trails, and not confirmed to be pictures of Shadow Creek, Aliante, or Mount Charleston specifically.
Sandstone presents an opportunity for attainable homeownership in a highly desirable setting.
Jim McDade, KB Home Las Vegas division president
What it costs, and what that $300,000s number actually means
A high-$300,000s starting price is real news for anyone priced out of the valley’s broader resale market. Las Vegas Realtors’ own August 2026 report puts the valley-wide median resale price at $475,000. Sandstone’s entry point runs well under that — a meaningful gap, worth taking seriously as a genuine attainability story rather than a marketing line.
Two honest caveats. First, per KB Home’s own listing pages, “from the high $300,000s” is the Landings sub-community specifically; Reserves, the other open sub-community, starts from the mid $400,000s for a larger, build-to-order home. Second, homesite premiums can apply on top of the base price. Landings itself has no HOA (Mikey confirmed that walking the community for the video above), but check whether HOA/association fees apply before buying in Reserves — either way, get the actual out-the-door number in writing before treating a listed starting price as your monthly budget.
What's still coming
Sandstone isn’t finished, and it isn’t fully open. KB Home describes Meadows (townhomes) and Gardens (single-family) as “coming soon” rather than available now — no pricing or opening date has been published for either. If you’re shopping here, expect an active construction site around you for a while: this is a nearly 300-acre master plan filling in over multiple phases, not a finished neighborhood.
The land itself has a longer history than this week’s headline suggests. Property records reviewed by the Review-Journal, and corroborated by earlier reporting, show KB Home paid roughly $91 million for more than 200 of Sandstone’s acres in late 2024, with site work and construction already visible months before this first-phase opening.
How this fits the valley's bigger new-construction story
Sandstone is a useful contrast to Monument Hills, the much larger project a short distance south that made news earlier this month. Monument Hills is a land sale and a plan — nothing buyable until spring 2028 at the earliest, and on City of Las Vegas land rather than North Las Vegas. Sandstone is the opposite situation: a smaller footprint, but real homes for sale today. Both point to the same underlying pattern — the valley’s new construction keeps concentrating on its outer edges, in this case the far north.
It also lands against a new-construction market that our July 2026 coverage showed running well below year-ago permit and closing volumes valley-wide. A single community won’t reverse that trend, but a builder committing to its largest Southern Nevada project in a decade is a real, concrete signal about where builders still see demand.
What to watch next
- Pricing and an opening date for Meadows and Gardens, the two sub-communities KB Home has named but not yet opened.
- The actual out-the-door monthly cost once any homesite premium (and, in Reserves, any HOA dues) is added to the base price — neither is published yet.
- Whether other builders follow into the broader Villages at Tule Springs corridor, the way builders have clustered around other growth edges of the valley.
Sources
- KB Home (via PR Newswire), “KB Home Opens Sandstone, a New Master-Planned Community of Over 1,500 Homes in a Prime North Las Vegas Location,” published September 4, 2026 — the primary source for the community name, sub-community structure, acreage, home-count, amenities, and the attributed quote. prnewswire.com
- Las Vegas Review-Journal (reporter Eli Segall), “Builder opens NLV project planned for more than 1,500 houses,” published September 8, 2026 — independent corroboration of the opening, pricing, and the late-2024 land-purchase figures from property records. reviewjournal.com
- KB Home community pages for Landings at Sandstone at Tule Springs and Reserves at Sandstone at Tule Springs, fetched directly for the per-sub-community pricing, square footage, and bedroom counts, and again on September 14, 2026 for the “community highlights” marketing claims about nearby golf, hiking, and Mount Charleston access cited above. kbhome.com
- Hoodline, March 2026 — background only, for the land-acquisition history and confirmation that construction was already underway well before this opening. hoodline.com
- Las Vegas Realtors, August 2026 housing report (via LVINIT’s own coverage) — the $475,000 valley-wide resale median used for comparison.
Builder pricing, incentives, and available phases change often and without notice. Figures above reflect the sources and dates cited and should be confirmed directly with the builder before you rely on them. This article is general local reporting, not financial, lending, or investment advice.
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