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Summerlin land sale tops $100 million as builders keep buying
Howard Hughes Holdings sold more than $100 million in Summerlin land last month, a sign that west Las Vegas remains one of the valley’s hottest homebuilding markets.
Read storyLas Vegas Mortgage Rates Hit Three-Year High
With average long-term mortgage rates climbing to 7.28 percent, Las Vegas agents say buyers and sellers are being forced to adjust quickly.
Read storySun City Summerlin Rental Lists in 55+ Community
A new listing on Hot Oak Ridge Street spotlights the continued appeal of Sun City Summerlin for renters seeking an established northwest valley address.
Read storyHenderson Realtor Pushes Lake Las Vegas Luxury
A new profile spotlights Kristina Allan, a Henderson agent who pairs appraisal and lending experience with a focus on luxury buyers and sellers.
Read storySummerlin Interchange Project Passes Midpoint
The $130 million 215-Summerlin Parkway interchange rebuild is moving ahead, with construction now past the halfway mark.
Read storyRealtor warns Las Vegas homeowners about tax cap increases
A local agent is raising alarms online about property tax bills that may be higher than homeowners expect.
Read storyLas Vegas condo rental lists in Southwest at $1,750
A newly remodeled first-floor condo in the Southwest is on the market for rent at $1,750 a month, according to Realtor.com.
Read storyLas Vegas Senior Housing Draws $80 Million Buyer
A New York investment giant with ties to The Cosmopolitan has expanded into the Las Vegas suburbs, buying a senior housing complex for more than $80 million.
Read storyHenderson Homeowners Say Pink Houses Need Fixing
A neighborhood dispute in Inspirada is turning into a potential lawsuit as residents say their homes are changing color.
Read storyMesquite Seeks Development Services Director
Mesquite is hiring for a key planning post as the city looks to manage growth and development services.
Read storyScofield Group Pushes Back on Las Vegas Ranking
A local real estate team says a new RealTrends report misreads its production, a reminder that rankings can look different depending on how markets are counted.
Read storyEpoxy Flooring Demand Rises Across the Las Vegas Valley
A local contractor says more homeowners and businesses are asking for epoxy and decorative concrete, a sign that renovation spending is still moving in Las Vegas.
Read storyEnterprise casino hotel plan adds to southwest growth
A proposed 313-room casino hotel on Las Vegas Boulevard South and Ford Avenue signals more development pressure in Enterprise.
Read storyLas Vegas Retirement Costs Go Beyond the List Price
For older adults eyeing a move to Southern Nevada, the biggest budget shocks often arrive after the house closes, from summer power bills to HVAC replacements.
Read storyClark County clears A’s ballpark parking garage
A key piece of the A’s stadium district is moving ahead, with county planners approving a garage and utility plant for the future ballpark site.
Read storyLas Vegas condo boom shifts to the Henderson hillsides
Luxury high-rise sales are surging in the Las Vegas area, with new construction in Henderson and other projects pushing the market toward a record year.
Read storyHenderson clears path for another big housing community
A new 26-unit townhome project is moving forward in Henderson, adding more for-sale housing in the valley’s fast-growing east side.
Read storyHenderson’s new mega-community rises on a former mine site
Pulte Homes has opened a 1,000-acre master-planned community near Lake Las Vegas on the former Three Kids Mine, underscoring how Henderson’s growth is pushing into once-industrial land.
Read storyLas Vegas home prices dip as sales slow
Prices eased in August as fewer homes changed hands, a sign of a cooling stretch in the valley housing market.
Read storyDowntown Summerlin adds apartments and retail
Clark County has approved a new mixed-use project near Downtown Summerlin, bringing more apartments and retail space to one of the valley’s most active growth corridors.
Read storyBoulder City data center faces another legal setback
A proposed data center near Boulder City has been paused again, deepening the fight over development, land use and desert impacts.
Read storyFiesta Henderson site gets new sports and entertainment plan
City leaders have unveiled a new vision for one of Henderson’s most visible redevelopment sites, promising a fresh mix of recreation, retail and entertainment.
Read storyNaked City’s revival gains momentum as crime falls
New businesses, renovated properties and residential development are reshaping one of Las Vegas’ most historic neighborhoods, according to the Review-Journal.
Read storySouthwest recreation center wins county approval
Clark County has signed off on a $40 million recreation center that will add a major new public amenity in southwest Las Vegas.
Read story6,000 Homes Planned as Northwest Las Vegas Keeps Growing
A major new housing plan could add thousands of homes to the northwest valley, deepening the region’s suburban expansion.
Read storyHenderson West development may be scrapped
A nearly $1 billion project once pitched as a gateway for western Henderson is now back in jeopardy after years of delays.
Read storyDowntown Summerlin plans more apartments, retail
A new mixed-use project could bring hundreds of homes and more shopping to the growing west valley district.
Read storyBoulder City data center faces another legal setback
A proposed data center near Boulder City has been put on hold again after environmental groups won a stay.
Read storyMesquite ZIP 89034 tops Nevada’s growth rankings
A new report says Mesquite’s 89034 is the state’s fastest-growing ZIP code, a sign that Nevada’s population shift is extending well beyond the Las Vegas core.
Read storyHenderson foreclosure ends, and a new landlord takes over
A major downtown Henderson project that once promised housing has changed hands after foreclosure, another sign of how uneven the valley’s development boom can be.
Read storyHenderson homebuyers still need six figures
A new Redfin-based analysis shows the income needed to buy a home in the Las Vegas Valley has eased, but it remains above the region’s median wage.
Read storyDowntown Summerlin keeps growing with new mixed-use plans
A fresh wave of development near one of Las Vegas’ busiest suburban hubs points to more apartments, more retail and more pressure on an already fast-changing corner of the valley.
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