Centennial Hills
Centennial Hills is the northwest corner where the Valley finally gives up and admits it is a suburb. Master-planned cul-de-sacs, beige stucco, a TPC golf course, and the kind of HOA covenants that tell you exactly which holiday inflatables are permitted. The 89149 demographic skews married, mortgaged, and minivanned, with a median age that drifts older every Census revision. Singles exist, mostly nurses at Centennial Hills Hospital and tech workers who wanted a yard. The upside is quiet, schools that actually function, and Red Rock fifteen minutes west. The downside is that any date worth having requires a twenty-five-minute drive south.
Centennial Hills by the numbers
Centennial Hills runs male-heavy, about 52% men to 48% women.
Median individual income in Centennial Hills is about $49,100.
Nevada registers voters by party, and in Clark County nonpartisan voters are the largest bloc at about 40%, with Democrats at 29% and Republicans 24%.
The median renter in Centennial Hills pays about $1,900 a month.
About 7,100 Centennial Hills residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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The Bootlegger Italian Bistro
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Esther's Kitchen
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Bob Taylor's Ranch House
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Market Grille Cafe
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Mezzo | Bistro and Wine
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Distill - A Local Bar - Centennial
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Santa Fe Lanes
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Double Helix Wine & Whiskey Lounge
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The Charcoal Room
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Distill - A Local Bar
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La Casa De Juliette
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Skye Bar & Grill
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Zio's Italian Steakhouse