Construction has begun on a 62,000-square-foot Albertsons at Decatur and Elkhorn in North Las Vegas, with occupancy targeted for Q1 2027.

Las Vegas ended 2025 with declines in home sales and prices, and 2025 saw the lowest annual sales since 2007. However, signs point to a more balanced market in 2026.

CEDARst has broken ground on The Presley, a 236‑unit, $82M apartment building in Las Vegas’ Medical District with some units set aside as affordable housing. The project is slated to open in 2028.

Californians are snapping up homes in Beverly Green and other historic pockets near downtown, fueling renovations, new businesses and a debate over preservation.

Element Las Vegas Airport opened this spring at Town Square, offering 118 rooms, kitchenettes and a smoke-free, non-casino option south of the Strip.

Howard Hughes will buy specialty insurer Vantage Group for roughly $2.1B as Bill Ackman reshapes the Summerlin developer into a diversified holding company.

A local developer completed a $60M exterior revamp of UMC’s West Charleston campus, adding healing gardens, a Shadow Lane entrance and upgraded wayfinding. The work reached substantial completion in May 2025.

Nevada's Housing Division introduces the Worker Advantage Program, offering $20,000 in down payment assistance to essential workers buying homes, benefiting about 900 households.

Las Vegas home prices reached a new high in November, with single-family homes at $488,995 and condos/townhomes at $303,750, despite reduced sales and increased inventory.

Developer Ali Kaveh proposes Jade Promenade, a 73,482‑sq‑ft retail plaza on Spring Mountain at Wynn Road, with county review next Wednesday and a target start in late 2026.

A federal judge heard testimony Friday in a lawsuit by hosts and Airbnb challenging Clark County's short-term rental enforcement; a decision that could curb fines and platform rules is expected soon.

A Board committee approved a lease for an NSU site near Lake Mead and Las Vegas Boulevard, bringing a North Las Vegas campus a step closer.

Developers filed preliminary plans to convert the Grant Sawyer state office complex into for‑sale workforce housing; the Planning Commission will review the roughly 23‑acre proposal.