Marble Manor in the Historic Westside will be demolished and rebuilt into a five‑phase, mixed‑income development with relocation help for current residents.

AB 376 lets Nevada insurers separate wildfire coverage from homeowners policies, pushing fire protection into a separate, potentially pricey product for Tahoe homeowners.

Heavy equipment sits idle at the Windsor Park rebuild site as permits and final maps hold up work on 93 replacement homes.

A district judge found Clark County illegally collected taxes on the Badlands site; the $8.3M judgment plus fees could push the local bill past $13M. This ruling adds another cost to a long legal saga.

North Las Vegas is beginning the transformation of its downtown with the demolition of its old city hall complex, making way for a mixed-use development.

Model homes are under construction near the former Three Kids Mine while state cleanup work continues; residents and scientists remain concerned about dust and long‑term risks.

DHL leased two vacant warehouses at VanTrust’s Vantage North in Apex, taking roughly 1.2M square feet and filling major speculative space in North Las Vegas.

A former Regal theater on Eastern Avenue now houses a Fit Club gym and a 112,000-square-foot Extra Space Storage facility, part of a post-pandemic repurpose of big retail anchors.

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.