With dirt roads sprouting weeds, hundreds of vacant lots and paved streets that abruptly end, the Burson Ranch subdivision, it’s fair to say, didn’t turn out as planned.
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Heather Fisher, president of the environmental nonprofit Save Red Rock, expects hundreds of people to wear the color as a sign of protest against proposed development on Blue Diamond Hill, which lies next to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.
Across the Las Vegas Valley, the median sales price of previously owned homes rose 8.1 percent last year, SalesTraq reported. All but three ZIP codes posted increases.
The Las Vegas Planning Commission voted 4-2 Tuesday in favor of a proposal to put a 61-lot subdivision on part of the closed Badlands golf course.
UNLV students from the colleges of engineering, architecture, hotel management, health sciences, fine arts and construction management will showcase their skills in designing an energy-efficient, solar-powered home this fall.
William Lyon Homes is building a densely packed project on the south side of Charleston Boulevard immediately west of the 215 Beltway in Summerlin.
The Home is Possible for Teachers program provides up to $10,000 to use on down payment or closing costs and was designed in part as a tool for teacher retention.
A team of about 50 workers are toiling daily at the site of Fremont 9, a new Las Vegas apartment complex expected to open this year that will chip away at the city’s goal for boosting housing downtown.
Retired Chicago police officer Sidney Sharif bought his first home nearly five years ago in Las Vegas with a boost from a $15,000 grant.
Las Vegas’ housing market began the year with a jump in sales and prices compared to the start of 2016.
U.S. home prices marched steadily higher in November, pushed up by healthy demand for homes and a shrinking supply of available properties. Las Vegas prices were 6 percent higher on an annualized basis, according to the index.
The attorney who won a Nevada Supreme Court ruling on Thursday upholding a nonjudicial foreclosure process used by investors and speculators to acquire homes at bargain basement prices said the court reached the right decision.
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a nonjudicial foreclosure process used by investors and speculators to acquire HOA properties at bargain basement prices during the great recession does not violate the constitutional protections of original mortgage holders.
Las Vegas homebuilders in 2016 booked an increase in annual sales for the second consecutive year, reaching the highest tally since 2008, a new report shows.
Like the rest of the region, Bullhead City’s housing market went into hyper-drive during the bubble years last decade and crashed hard with the recession. But construction has recouped more of its losses in Las Vegas than in smaller areas such as Bullhead City.