Nashville developer Southern Land Co. is betting big on Las Vegas with more projects.
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Redfin’s latest report shows that Las Vegas has seen some of the biggest median sale price drops in the entire country.
A new report from UNLV shows that mom-and-pop investors are one of the biggest investor demographics in the Las Vegas Valley since 2015.
New mortgage guidelines from Fannie Mae for condos and HOAs will make it harder to get financing for condos, according to local real estate experts.
The state sits in the top five when it comes to overall gross state product ratio for residential real estate, meaning an outsized amount of the economy relies on the homebuying and selling market
Ovation Development is building a project for low-income seniors near the M Resort.
The residence, which was built this year, is so energy efficient that a renewable energy system such as solar panels could offset most or all of the home’s energy use.
Work crews have demolished a run-down Las Vegas condo complex as a builder pushes ahead with plans for a new housing tract.
Blue Heron’s newest project will feature homes priced from $1.6 million.
Developer Yohan Lowie is buying land in Las Vegas again, following a nine-figure settlement with the city over his project plans for the shuttered Badlands golf course.
Longtime architect J. Windom Kimsey is continuing his big bet on the Water Street area with a new devleopment.
A new report from Apartments.com, which is run by CoStar, shows Las Vegas as one of the outliers when it comes to rental growth, posting a drop due to a supply surge that was started during the low financing era of the pandemic.
Work is underway after Summerlin’s developer landed approvals to subdivide hundreds of acres.
Las Vegas’ housing market has been on a decades-long roller-coaster ride, with dramatic ups and downs that have been more extreme than in metro areas across the country.
Las Vegas Realtors statistics for April show the median price for a single-family home is still close to the record high that was set in November.
Located in Incline Village on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe, the home was listed on May 3 for $47.5 million, with 106 feet of lakeside frontage.
Where “luxury meets the sky,” says the listing, the home is located at the end of a cul-de-sac, sitting on 1.38 acres, with 14,005 square feet, six bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and a seven-car garage.