20 New Pickleball Venues Planned for the Las Vegas Valley

Alright, so here’s the deal—pickleball is blowing up in the Las Vegas Valley, and it’s not slowing down anytime soon. Dill Dinkers, one of the fastest-growing indoor pickleball franchises in the U.S., just announced they’re bringing at least 20 new venues to the Vegas area. Think about that—20 spots where people can meet up, play, and hang out. This isn’t just a sport anymore, it’s a movement.

The team spearheading the Vegas expansion is an uncle-niece duo, Greg Louie and Brigette Farwaha. Louie’s a marketing exec with decades of business experience, and Farwaha runs operations over at UNLV. Together, they’re not just pickleball fans—they even host a podcast called Third Shot that’s all about the sport. So yeah, these two are legit, and they know how to build a community around something they’re passionate about.

Each Dill Dinkers club is massive—20,000 to 35,000 square feet—and will feature at least five courts. We’re talking memberships, day passes, online reservations, lessons, clinics, and even event space. Whether you’re brand new or a seasoned player, the idea is to keep things fun and inclusive. And the first Vegas location? They’re hoping to open doors in early 2026.

Now, here’s where this ties into real estate in Las Vegas and Henderson. Every time a new lifestyle trend takes off—pickleball, golf, you name it—it directly boosts the local housing market. People want to live near where they play. If 20 new pickleball clubs are popping up all over the Valley, that’s going to attract buyers who want that active, social lifestyle baked into their neighborhood. Whether you’re searching for homes for sale in Las Vegas or checking out properties in Henderson, these new venues will make certain communities even more desirable.

Pickleball isn’t just a sport—it’s a community builder. And when communities thrive, so does the housing market. That’s where The Gorton Group comes in. We know the pulse of Las Vegas and Henderson, and we keep our clients ahead of lifestyle trends that impact where and how people want to live.