Tucked away in the southwestern part of Las Vegas, Silver Springs offers a serene, yet vibrant setting for its well-off residents. The neighborhood has well-kept suburb streets lined with spacious and lovely homes that feature modern architecture and lush grass lawns. In the evenings, residents often stroll along picturesque walking trails. On weekends, pool parties are a common occurrence with many homes boasting beautiful pools and hot tubs.

On the southern edge of Las Vegas is Meadowbrook, a close-knit, middle class neighborhood. The area is charming and nearly all of the houses sport the Spanish tile roofs common to the area. Front yards often have gardens with native plants due the ease and affordability of keeping those plants alive in the heat. While the area may lack the glamor of other parts of the city, residents find it an affordable and relatively safe place to live.

Situated to the west, Skyline Heights is an apartment area that offers affordable urban living without compromising on convenience, or so the faded sign on the dying lawn claims. Comprised of several buildings built in the 80s, this collection of mid-rise apartments features a diverse mix of residents looking for budget-friendly living. Apartments are functional and comfortable and at the center is a small playground and a coin laundromat with several vending machines.

A one-stop destination for all essential amenities. Centrally located, this bustling area offers a variety of options for everyday needs at unbeatable prices. It features a Walmart, a well-stocked grocery store, fast food chains, and an Applebee's. Amenities also include a pharmacy, banking branches, a pet supply store, and a trusted hardware store stocked with tools and supplies.