Nearly 67% of August home sales in Las Vegas included seller perks like closing-cost help or rate buydowns, Redfin finds.

Summit House would bring Summerlin its first residential high-rises, complete with a 17th-floor skybridge bar and bowling alley.

Milano's suites stretch up to 8,000 square feet with butler service and a private pool just for guests.

Pahrump's 89061 gives buyers rare leverage, though sellers wait far longer than the national norm.

Clark County commissioners renamed the Westside Microbusiness Park the Historic Westside Innovation Commons, with UNLV support built in.

The 17,900-square-foot Dragon Ridge mansion dropped $5.4M since 2023 and comes with an $83K yearly tax bill.

Paseo del Prado's affordability deal beats a December deadline that could have pushed rents sky-high for 120 East Las Vegas households.

Henderson's Nevada State University is mapping out its undeveloped acreage as record enrollment strains campus space.

A 20-acre parcel near Ann Road and Hualapai Way could shrink by 30 percent in homes after a zoning mix-up in 2018.

The Sunset & Jones facility is approximately 33,685 square feet.

Blue Heron wants to build homes over 2,000 square feet on the old Casa de Shenandoah grounds, keeping its private lake intact.

Clark County tax filings show 332,040 of 775,199 residential parcels are non-primary homes, fueling debate over Las Vegas's rental-driven market.

The 55-year-old hotel is being demolished on Convention Center Drive, but Local 872 says the non-union job left dust and safety questions in its wake.