CAI Investments founder Chris Beavor, who drew up plans for the mixed-use project a mile west of the Strip, said construction of the Chick-fil-A restaurant is projected to start in April or May, and that if all goes as planned, work crews will start building the nongaming hotel in the fourth quarter.
The names were big and their plans even bigger, but the property near the Las Vegas Strip has nothing to show for it. Now new owners are taking a chance on the 60-acre site, purchasing it for $130 million.
Irvine, California-based Parcel Pending has announced that its “Smart Home Lockers” will be installed in luxury builder Toll Brothers’ Mesa Ridge community.
Here’s a look at five big houses in the Las Vegas Valley that were repossessed by lenders or bought at foreclosure auctions last year, as shown in Clark County records.
Las Vegas’ housing market hit top speeds last year. Sales prices and rental rates rose at some of the fastest clips in the country, newly built apartments filled with tenants, and developers sold the most homes in more than a decade.
Eric Cohen is part of a wave of developers who have flooded the Las Vegas suburbs with new apartments in recent years. For one of his newest projects, however, he’s building in a markedly different location: an office park near the Strip.
Jim Rhodes, founder of Harmony Homes, recently listed his 2-acre Las Vegas spread for almost $30 million. At that price, according to the listing on Zillow, the estimated mortgage payment is $116,995 per month.
