The Nevada Legislature will once again debate a law that would halt plans to build thousands of homes near Red Rock Canyon.
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In Las Vegas real estate, few aspects of the market are as heated today as apartments.
The investor group that owns the bulk of Juhl in downtown Las Vegas is gearing up to turn rentals into sales.
My Place Hotels of America says developer Randal Bender is expected to break ground next month on Nevada’s first My Place-branded property, at 1440 E. Craig Road between North Fifth Street and Losee Road.
Foreclosure activity slowed in Las Vegas last month, but overall, lenders targeted a larger share of properties here than in most cities, a new report shows.
Pulte Homes’ parent, PulteGroup, and Summerlin developer Howard Hughes Corp. announced this week that Pulte’s 300-acre Reverence community is “officially underway.”
Las Vegas remains one of the most popular places in America to flip houses, and profits are rising, but investors can make a lot more money elsewhere with the tactic, a new report shows.
Las Vegas homebuyers picked up more properties and paid higher prices last month compared to a year ago amid a shrinking supply of options.
Mortgage lenders may not be as slaphappy as they used to be, giving money to basically anyone who wanted a house. But in the past few years, with the economy mending and the housing market pulling itself out of the dumps, they’ve opened the vaults wider and wider.
Lenders doled out more mortgages to Las Vegas homebuyers for the third consecutive year in 2016, bucking a nationwide dip last year, a new report shows.
In the quiet, rural neighborhood on the foothills of Frenchman Mountain east of Las Vegas you can see a Victorian mansion, a geodesic dome and a pagoda, all within a few blocks of one another.
Southern Nevada home values rose faster than the national average in January, a recent report shows.
Las Vegas homebuilders started 2017 with a jump in sales and prices over the first month of last year.
Las Vegas’ apartment boom has brought numerous projects to the suburbs, with properties offering loads of amenities and higher-than-usual rents. Now, some are turning to urban neighborhoods.
A Japanese homebuilding giant has acquired a southwest U.S. builder with operations in Las Vegas.