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.

Construction of new homes begins in Windsor Park, North Las Vegas, to address sinking land issues, with $37 million allocated for the project benefiting nearly 100 residents.

Ovation Development has opened the Heirloom at Rome, its 17th affordable senior housing community with 276 units, to address the housing affordability crisis in Southern Nevada.

Reno City Council moves closer to allowing accessory dwelling units to address housing shortages, removing a rental duration minimum and setting construction guidelines.

Heirloom at Pebble opened in May 2025 on BLM‑conveyed land, delivering 195 income‑restricted senior apartments in southeast Las Vegas.

The Oakland Athletics are funding law enforcement and firefighting facilities in their new Las Vegas ballpark, committing $1.1 million for safety and emergency services.

Las Vegas housing prices stabilize with a median of $480,000 for single-family homes and $298,000 for condos/townhomes; inventory and market stability increase, but sales decline year-over-year.

M Resort in Las Vegas is set to open a new hotel tower and a restaurant by Emeril Lagasse ahead of schedule, aiming to cater to the Henderson market with nearly doubled room capacity and new gastronomic experiences.

North Las Vegas celebrated a new law enabling city control of utility permits at Apex Industrial Park, expected to boost local development and economy.

Las Vegas condo and townhome prices hit a 15-month low at $290,000 in July, offering the first meaningful affordability relief for buyers in over a year.

Las Vegas homeowners face a surge in mortgage defaults while renters finally see relief from years of price increases in a market defying conventional wisdom.

Las Vegas Medical District is getting its first dedicated hotel as developer Mulkey Holdings plans a 130-room Home2 Suites across from University Medical Center.

The $1.75 billion Las Vegas Athletics stadium project is creating investment opportunities for publicly traded companies including Bally's Corp, Gaming & Leisure Properties, Aramark, and MGM Resorts.