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.

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.