Zumper-based figures show Las Vegas asking rents rose about 17% since 2019 while Los Angeles cooled, widening the affordability gap for valley renters.

Rhino Investments paid about $13.5M for the vacant former CVS at Sky Las Vegas and says it will redevelop the 14,378‑sqft space after the CVS lease ends.

A $76 million replacement for Matt Kelly Elementary broke ground Monday in Las Vegas' Historic Westside, with a garden, learning kitchen and community hub planned.

A Calida‑built Ainsley apartment community is rising beside the Durango Casino — roughly 390 market‑rate units with first move‑ins slated for May 2027.

A buyer paid $16.13M for a not-yet-built Climbing Canyon site in Henderson and added the neighboring lot to create a larger estate. The plan calls for roughly 15,000 square feet of desert-contemporary living.

Desert Pines Golf Club will close July 12 as the city prepares to convert the 100‑acre site into roughly 1,566 mixed‑income homes with education and park space. Players and neighbors are mourning the loss even as city officials point to long-term housing gains.

Personal-injury lawyer Steve Dimopoulos has listed his Ridges compound in Summerlin for $22.5M. The six-bedroom estate features a 12-car garage and resort amenities.

Smith’s plans a roughly 122,000-square-foot, $36M supermarket at 900 W. Tule Springs Parkway in North Las Vegas, with construction targeted for 2027.

Zillow's rent‑vs‑buy analysis pegs Las Vegas breakeven at about 5.2 years, but local price spikes and fees change the math for many buyers.

OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder is urging musicians to invest in property after building a multistate commercial portfolio and launching projects from Manhattan to Las Vegas.

Lance Burton has reacquired his castle‑style Henderson estate and is reportedly under contract to sell it again. The off‑market move follows a foreclosure earlier this year.

Developers say the Diamond Arena has bought the last 3.03 acres for a 21,212-seat arena on the south Strip, and a private-jet terminal is planned next door.

Wynn chairman Phil Satre told the Economic Club that mega‑venues and new sports facilities will keep Las Vegas drawing visitors year‑round.