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Summerlin near several recreational destination spots

Situated adjacent Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, the master-planned community of Summerlin has long been a draw for homebuyers seeking immediate access to one of the most spectacular natural landscapes in Southern Nevada and a world-class hiking, rock-climbing and cycling destination.

Blind Center’s Visions Park housing project under construction

As a follow up to the September groundbreaking of Visions Park, Blind Center of Nevada hosted a hard hat tour to provide first look update on construction progress of the project, now nearly halfway to completion. Currently, Visions Park is slated to be completed in early 2026.

May’s ultra luxury home sales in a lull

A one-story home in MacDonald Highlands led the way among luxury sales during May going for $8.4 million.

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Shea Homes at Ardiente to open new models

Known for its innovative approach to design, deep American architectural roots and authentic lifestyle, Shea Homes at Ardiente is celebrating the model grand opening of another floor plan, the Capri.

The Las Vegas closet is getting bigger

Fall is fast approaching, and some people aren’t asking, “What’s in your closet?” They are more interested in how big and convenient it is.

Two mature Las Vegas neighborhoods are lush and well

Before master-planned mega-communities like Summerlin and Anthem were built, Las Vegas’ elite had several luxury community choices, and two of them have held up well over the years.

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Resale data around the county

Take a look at the view from a Mount Charleston cabin — PHOTOS

It’s early August and the punishing heat in the Las Vegas Valley is overwhelming. But Ennis Jordan has a popping blaze in the stone fireplace at his Mount Charleston cabin, which is perched 9,000 feet above sea level in the middle of the Toiyable National Forest.

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Inspirada hosts party for Make-A-Wish kid

HOA replaces fence that appears in good condition

Q: Does the board have the right to spend $73,000 for an “emergency repair” on a chain-link fence for tennis courts. This is eight years ahead of schedule, according to the homeowners association’s reverse study.

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