Why does Wall Street own so many houses in the Las Vegas Valley? Review-Journal real estate reporter Patrick Blennerhassett looks at the trend and the reasons behind it.
Las Vegas Realtors statistics show that home sales are down 11.9 percent from July to August.
A police-led safety initiative and growing investment are helping transform the neighborhood north of the Strip, with new businesses, renovated properties and residential projects reshaping the Gateway District.
KB Home has said the new community is its biggest locally in a decade.
Clark County commissioners cleared the way for a new mixed-use project off Sahara Avenue near the 215 Beltway.
The sprawling project site in the upper northwest valley is penciled for upwards of 6,000 homes.
The founder of Ivan Sher Luxury says relationships, authenticity and a people-first approach have helped him build one of Las Vegas’ top luxury real estate brokerages.
The units, in Soho Lofts, were last purchased as unfinished condos after the real estate market crashed.
A new study found that the Las Vegas Valley has one of the highest rates of millennial renters in the entire country because of the rise in the cost of living and lower wages.
Redfin’s latest data shows that the amount a household needs to make to afford a home is down from last year, but it’s still above the median wage in the Las Vegas Valley.
MovingPlace found that one area wtihin one city in Nevada was growing faster per capita than any other place in the state
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