If you've been to Las Vegas, you've been to Paradise. That's not a metaphor, either. You see, Paradise is an unincorporated town under control of a county organization. It has a population of about 185,000 people, and actually encompasses much of the Las Vegas strip. The airport serving Las Vegas, McCarran International, is actually in Paradise, meaning that most visitors to Las Vegas spend a lot of time there. In a local politics maneuver, Paradise was originally created to prevent the area from being annexed by Las Vegas!

Since it's not even an incorporated town, information on Paradise is scattered and hard to find. Most residents are employed in nearby Las Vegas working the various casinos, restaurants, and other major entertainment complexes. Paradies remains a satellite town that provides the workforce for Las Vegas, but maintains enough distance so that it's not too close to the heart of all the bustle and crime.

If you're interested in moving to Paradise, there are numerous opportunities in real estate like houses, townhomes, and apartments. You can enjoy a more peaceful life that's only a short drive away from the world's most exciting city!