The Crossing Village

Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities are available in The Crossing Village?

The Crossing Village is centered around the 20-acre Crossing Park, offering soccer fields, picnic areas, and walking trails. It is conveniently located near the Summerlin Hospital Medical Center and several major business parks and shopping centers.

Which schools are zoned for residents of The Crossing?

The community is served by top-rated schools including Bonner Elementary, Rogich Middle School, and Palo Verde High School. There are also several prestigious private and charter schools within a short driving distance.

How is the commute from The Crossing to the Las Vegas Strip?

The Crossing offers excellent freeway access via the Summerlin Parkway. Residents can reach the Las Vegas Strip or Downtown Las Vegas in approximately 15 to 20 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.

Community Details

Description

The Crossing: A Master-Planned Fusion of Commerce and Community in Summerlin North

In the hierarchy of Summerlin’s villages, **The Crossing** (ZIP code 89134) holds a singular distinction. Developed in the mid-to-late 1990s, it was designed by the Howard Hughes Corporation not just as a residential enclave, but as a “work-live-play” hub long before that term became a real estate cliché. Spanning approximately 530 acres in the northern master plan, The Crossing is defined by its mature desert landscaping, its proximity to the Summerlin Hospital Medical Center, and a unique 110-acre business center that makes it one of the most economically vital pockets of the valley.

Geography and Strategic Location
The Crossing is situated in the City of Las Vegas, anchored by the intersection of **Town Center Drive and Summerlin Parkway**. Its boundaries are generally defined by the 215 Beltway to the west, Summerlin Parkway to the south, and the neighboring village of The Trails to the north.

For residents, the location is a commuter’s dream. The direct interchange at Summerlin Parkway allows for a 15-to-20-minute drive to the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown, while the CC-215 provides rapid access to the Summerlin South and Henderson corridors. This village acts as the gateway to Summerlin North, positioned perfectly between the bustling Summerlin Centre and the quieter residential stretches of the 89134 and 89144 ZIP codes.

Housing Product and Builder History
Construction in The Crossing primarily occurred between 1994 and 1999. The housing stock is a masterclass in the “Desert Contemporary” and “Mediterranean-Transition” styles that defined Las Vegas’s high-growth era. You won’t find the cookie-cutter density of newer developments here; instead, the neighborhoods feature wider streets and more substantial setbacks.

Notable subdivisions include:
* **Discovery:** A popular entry-point for families, featuring functional layouts.
* **Crestone:** Built by **Coleman Homes**, these residences often feature larger floor plans and three-car garages.
* **Sunset Greens:** A charming neighborhood known for its accessibility and proximity to the trail systems.
* **The West Hills:** Built by **Woodside Homes**, offering elevated views in certain pockets.

Homes typically range from 1,200-square-foot starter homes to executive-style residences exceeding 3,500 square feet. Because the village is established, the landscaping has matured significantly; the pine and acacia trees are full, providing a lush “neighborhood feel” that newer communities lack. HOA fees remain relatively competitive for Summerlin, usually encompassing both a sub-association fee and the master Summerlin North association fee, which maintains the pristine common areas and 24-hour security patrols.

The Market: Stability and Appreciation
The 89134 ZIP code is traditionally one of the most stable real estate markets in Clark County. While original 1990s prices were often in the $150,000 to $250,000 range, current resale values in The Crossing typically span from **$500,000 to over $1.1 million**.

The community sees high demand from “move-up” buyers—families who have outgrown their first homes and want the stability of an established Summerlin neighborhood. Because many residents work at the adjacent **Summerlin Hospital** or the **Crossing Business Center**, there is a consistent “built-in” buyer pool of medical professionals and corporate executives, which keeps inventory low and appreciation steady.

Amenities: Parks, Trails, and the Business Hub
The village is anchored by **The Crossing Park**, a massive 20-acre green space located at 1111 Crestdale Lane. It is one of the premier soccer destinations in the valley, featuring two full-sized lighted fields, a playground, and picnic pavilions. For a quieter experience, **Oxford Park** offers additional green space and baseball fields on the village’s eastern edge.

The Crossing is also a vital link in the **Summerlin Trail System**. Residents can walk or bike from their front doors all the way to the Cottonwood Canyon trails or the Summerlin Library via a network of off-street, lighted paths.

Unique to this village is the **Crossing Business Center**. This 110-acre office park is home to major employers and high-end office suites, allowing many residents to enjoy a commute of less than five minutes. Furthermore, the **Summerlin Hospital Medical Center**, located on the southeastern corner of the village, provides world-class healthcare within walking distance for many homeowners.

Lifestyle, Education, and Retail
The lifestyle in The Crossing is active and professional. On weekends, the parks are filled with youth sports, and the trails are busy with joggers and cyclists.

Education is a primary draw, as The Crossing is zoned for some of the highest-rated schools in the Clark County School District (CCSD):
* **Elementary:** Ethel W. Staton Elementary (highly regarded for its parental involvement).
* **Middle:** Sig Rogich Middle School.
* **High School:** Palo Verde High School.
* **Private Options:** The prestigious **Meadows School** and **Adelson Educational Campus** are just a short drive away.

Retail needs are met by the **Trails Village Center**, located just minutes north, which houses a Vons, a post office, and neighborhood favorites like Starbucks and The Egg Works. For heavy-duty shopping, the **Canyon Pointe** shopping center (Costco, Best Buy, Marshalls) is located immediately south across the Parkway.

Why Choose The Crossing?
The “secret sauce” of The Crossing is its balance. It lacks the congestion of Downtown Summerlin but maintains all the convenience. It offers more character than the newer villages in Summerlin West and more value than the ultra-luxury enclaves of Summerlin South. For the buyer who values a mature landscape, proximity to major employers, and a top-tier school zone, The Crossing remains the quintessential Summerlin North address.

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