City Council unanimously approved a six‑story apartment at 7th and Gass, a new infill project that includes underground parking, greenery and artist‑led murals. The move continues a wave of downtown housing projects reshaping the Arts District.

A four-story medical office and parking garage is planned at Wellness Way and Shadow Lane, potentially adding Class A medical space and retail to the UNLV-adjacent Medical District.

The Venetian will add Lusso Lounge, a 10,000‑sq‑ft high‑end meeting space on the convention center’s third floor, slated for Q4 2026.

KB Home has begun grading more than 200 acres north of the 215 for a roughly 1,500‑home Sandstone community. Model homes are slated for summer with lots expected to open this fall.

A CoStar analysis finds most hotel rooms added from 2019–2025 were built in tourism magnets like Hawaii and Washington, D.C., not in the fastest-growing states.

CCSD’s draft facility plan lays out rebuilds, conversions and short‑term repairs as the district confronts a $15B repair bill with only $3.6B in bond funds.

Davante Adams has relisted his 11,000-sq-ft Summerlin mansion at $14.999M after a $2.5M cut from last year’s ask; public records show he paid about $11.4M in 2022.

Two new SNRHA projects — Beals‑Henderson Pointe and Gholson Landing — will add 201 affordable apartments to Las Vegas this year, honoring local civil-rights and housing leaders.

A 24‑acre Centurion development will bring a Sprouts‑anchored retail village and about 600 apartments to Inspirada in Henderson, with retail due late 2026.

A new 90-acre logistics campus in North Las Vegas will bring roughly 1.36 million square feet of warehouse space and test regional infrastructure plans.

Redfin data shows Las Vegas homes sat about 78 days on the market in January, up sharply year over year and giving buyers more leverage. Sellers are facing longer listing windows ahead of spring.

Sunhaven opened on 1400 S. Nellis Blvd with 50 apartments that pair Housing First supports and vouchers to serve extremely low‑income residents in Clark County.

Howard Hughes sold multiple Summerlin parcels to national builders, freeing up hundreds of acres and setting the stage for new neighborhoods along the community’s western rim. Key 2025 sales and company filings show large superpad and bulk transactions behind the push.