A recent study shows a 640-foot-tall structure could be constructed on a vacant lot owned by Wynn Resorts just north of Fashion Show mall. But are there plans to develop it?
Sean Hemmersmeier
Former Business Reporter
A Las Vegas startup focused on senior housing facilities announced it acquired a company launched by former NBA and reality TV star Lamar Odom.
The developer behind Downtown Summerlin announced the retail and entertainment center is expanding with a popular grocery store chain.
Details around a casino proposed around Fashion Show mall remain murky but its development shows renewed interest in gaming.
The Midtown mixed-use development project will add thousands of residential units across multiple buildings that will also accommodate office and retail space.
Howard Hughes Holdings has announced plans for a new entertainment division which will develop a new casino and more.
Las Vegas Realtors say the tight supply of houses on the market for sale has kept sale prices steady.
A mixed-use building is being proposed in the Arts District that would add more apartments, hotel rooms and commercial space to the area.
Workbnb is set to expand its operations for major events like the Super Bowl and has partnered with a Phoenix company with a unique concept.
As the calendar prepares to turns to October, there are 13 Spirit Halloween stores in the Las Vegas area set to meet the demand from customers.
In part of a nationwide growth strategy to get 920 Portillo’s open, the chain announced it’s seeking to expand in the Las Vegas market.
Over the last month gas prices have jumped 17 percent in Las Vegas, but experts say shopping around can save you some money.
Though temperatures cooled in August, many Las Vegas Valley residents’ opinions about their power bills have not — or at least by much.
In an application to state regulators, Southwest Gas requested to increase its revenue by almost $70 million in order to meet costs and service requirements.
Regulators have approved a statewide rate for natural disaster prevention that would result in Southern Nevadans paying for Northern Nevada costs.