The Spanish Palms condominium community on South Rainbow Boulevard is a blast from the city’s 1990s past.
And that other past — the 2006 boom era in which sanity abandoned the local housing market.
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The Las Vegas Valley ranked highly on two measures of nontraditional home sales.
Southern Nevada’s largest professional association has named its officers and board of directors for 2016.
In no other area is economic revival more prevalent than in the northwest edge of the valley.
The Silver State ranked No. 4 for foreclosure activity in the month, with one in every 587 homes in some stage of the default process, California research firm RealtyTrac reported Wednesday.
It’s hard to say what’s most remarkable about the Wednesday sale of a high-end home in Summerlin’s The Ridges neighborhood. Maybe it’s the sale price — at $11 million, the highest in the local market since 2011. Perhaps it’s the marquee names involved in the deal.
For about $300,000 you can get a 2,000-square-foot home with three bedrooms, three baths and a two-car garage in most areas of the Las Vegas Valley.
This figures to be a busy week for John Hill. Not only is the Executive Director of the Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority in contract renewal negotiations with the Service Employees International Union, but these days he’s also being asked tough questions about his management style and professional practices.
Sales of existing single-family homes surged in July, as prices recorded a healthy annual increase.
State officials are dimming the lights and preparing to phase out an ambitious but short-lived program initially intended to help people stay in their homes as Nevada’s housing market crumbled and home values plummeted during the Great Recession.