Nevada has pledged roughly $68 million toward a new UNLV Lee Business School that will replace Beam Hall and aims to open in 2029.

Crews have begun rebuilding Mount Charleston Lodge, reviving the mountain A‑frame after the 2021 fire and moving a years‑long plan into active construction. Approvals, design renderings and community concerns shaped the project.

The planned Atari-themed hotel in Las Vegas has been cancelled, with efforts now focusing on a Phoenix location set to open in 2028.

Sphere Entertainment has announced plans for a new venue at National Harbor, Maryland, with a 6,000-person capacity and advanced technology, aimed at boosting the region's economy and tourism.

Switch paid $85.5M for 176 acres in North Las Vegas' Apex park, a potential new data‑center site that raises questions about water and power.

Clark County opened applications for a $750,000 grant program for Spring Mountain Chinatown, offering up to $75,000 per project. The first‑come application window runs through March 15.

Las Vegas seeks developers for artist live/work spaces in the Arts District, fueled by $40M in New Markets Tax Credits to enhance economic activity, with Mayor Berkley discussing the RFP and development opportunities at an upcoming news conference.

Demolished boarded-up motels in Downtown Las Vegas mark an end to Tony Hsieh’s revitalization dream, raising safety concerns and questions about the area's future.

A 105‑unit affordable complex is rising near North Las Vegas' VA medical center, financed with tax credits and local HOME dollars.

Landing 36, a 308-unit complex on N. Rancho Drive, changed hands last month in a deal recorded at about $77M. An investor says total consideration was $79M.

KB Home closed on roughly 38.6 acres in the new Skye Summit community for $46.4M — the first builder tract in the project that developers say will include thousands of homes.

The Las Vegas Historic Westside is set to receive new developments, including The Good Word Market Hall and shareDowntown Westside, aimed at revitalizing the area with new residences, retail, and a market hall.

Investcor’s Valara will be a 244‑unit, roughly $100M senior living project at Green Valley Ranch offering independent living, assisted living and memory care with resort‑style amenities.