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.

Residents of Bavington Court in Las Vegas opposed a hike in HOA fees, successfully petitioning against an increase from $275 to $490. However, a special assessment remains despite their efforts.

Realty Income Corp acquires a perpetual preferred equity interest in CityCenter Las Vegas properties for $800 million, complementing its portfolio and diversification strategy.

Zillow and several brokerages face a class-action lawsuit alleging deceptive and anticompetitive practices that inflate home prices and obscure buying and selling processes.

A developer pulled plans for a 24‑hour market and gas station at Lake Las Vegas after about 100 residents opposed the Emerald Marketplace at a packed meeting. The city will formalize the withdrawal at an upcoming council session.

Clark County launched a Community Land Trust aiming to create roughly 240 permanently affordable homes for first‑time buyers.

A clerical slip in a Clark County staff report has reopened a long‑running fight over a proposed gas station near Blue Diamond and Durango. Neighbors say the mistake complicates which approvals apply.

Clark County approved a five‑story, 255‑unit apartment building on Maule Avenue next to a site still being rebuilt after a huge 2023 fire.

The Las Vegas housing market is cooling with a slight drop in single-family home prices and a significant decrease in condo prices. Sales volume also fell, indicating a transition towards a buyer's market.

Inventory has surged in Las Vegas and buyers are regaining leverage — yet starter homes remain scarce and pricey. Here’s what the split market means for locals.

Durango Casino & Resort in Las Vegas plans a 152,000-square-foot expansion with a theater, bowling alley, and more.

A project has begun to construct 93 new homes in the sinking Windsor Park neighborhood, offering hope to residents. Currently, funding is only secured for 60 homes, with the rest pending future financial support.